Ted Maul

Madsen and Patel, who'd have known?

Any stream today?

Featured in a BBC article about potential call ups too, so he's certainly on a few people's radars. Edit- appears that was on the back of Key name checking him.

King Power-branded shite for every occasion, what's not to like?

Oh god they're emailing me about it now. Just bought 4.

That basketball vest it's even worse than it appeared at first glance...

Basically so the bigger clubs can rest their players until they have a sniff of silverware. The 'big 6' are a cancer on the English game and it's rotting away from within. Wonder how many clubs they consulted/allowed a vote on this?

Heavily influenced by the threat of a points deduction to be fair- Man City were 28/1 to go down when I checked a couple of days ago

If he does go, I don't blame him- he'll be getting a massive pay rise and he's obviously lost some faith in the upper management here. It shouldn't wind us up like when Kante, Drinkwater, Maguire, Mahrez, Fofana et al jumped ship either- we were trying to compete with those other clubs at the time and we're not at that level any more.

Wouldn't change it for the world.

I'd be surprised if they declare- far easier for us to chalk off 200 in a session-and-a-half than it would be for them to take 10 wickets.

He isn't, but there was a connection with the fans at least. Never felt that with Rodgers, even when we were good.

A bit disappointed... seemed a good bloke and it was nice to have someone in who got football and fan culture, after years of self-serving middle management notebook Gucci belt narcissism. But this season could have gone either way and it's not the end of the world. Potter and Moyes were both uninspiring names prior to our relegation but they know the league, have achieved more than our current situation requires and there would be no compensation due. Potter would probably make more sense in terms of a footballing transiton but I wouldn't be against either.

Issue with that is, we'd need to splash out on at least 2 new full backs. Ricardo and Justin's legs probably can't hack the physical demands of it at PL level any more.

Proper Leicester fan then.

Absolutely. The greatest names tend to come from the greatest eras, but you can only beat what's in front of you and Usyk has made the step up in weight and beaten the biggest 2 names in what is a decent era (could have been so much more if the big fights happened when they should have done).

His legacy will be looked at in a wider context than just heavyweight- cleared up as an amateur and unified 2 divisions as a pro. He's one of the all time greats.

Wouldn't be difficult to rebuild as an entrance to the fan park if/when that gets done.

Think we'll surprise a few early doors but lack of squad depth will wear us down and ultimately the points deduction will likely be too much of an obstacle. Will be a far stronger league than this season, too.

We've realistically got to be prudent and, behind the scenes, have one eye on another Championship season in 2025/26 (as much as people won't want to hear that). We know Vestergaard is more than good enough in that respect.

Chat about Forest moving ground to Toton seems to be gaining a bit of traction. Would be an absolutely horrific decision.

I get that, my point was more about how the timing completely discounts the end of the season (I.e. I'd wager that Summerville would be far less likely to win it now, compared to when Leeds were on a 15-game unbeaten run). Opposite ends of the table but when the pressure was on, Szmodics did the business and Summerville wilted. It's just daft that the most important part of the season isn't taken into consideration.

Just highlights how farcical it is to have the vote over a month before the end of the season- a lot can change in the run in, it's the most crucial part of the season and the players who step up when the pressure is on deserve more recognition, if anything. Summerville getting player of the season, after a fairly anonymous run in and a Leeds implosion, seems questionable at best in hindsight.

West Brom. Another midlands away day and (likely) worse team than us.

I know we were top of the league for most of the season, but we've just averaged over 31k in the second tier- the club has grown and the days of scraping 20k are a thing of the past. Get it done before we lose a generation.