Free Falling Foxes

CITY AND GUILDS Director of Football Exam Please tick only one answer. Question One: You beat a rival 9-0 at their gaff. How do then proceed? A) Look back at the match, study what went well and try to repeat in future games? B) Do nothing? C) Buy or otherwise aquire, two of that teams defenders?

FFS Vesty, not only do you lose your man, you can't keep an eye on your dog.

I dare say these sort of altercations go on often during international meetings between presidents, prime ministers, diplomats and so on - but usually away from the glare of the world's media. President Zelenskyy, was set up by those two characters, under the full gaze of the world. What I saw was the equivalent of two school bullies picking on a small kid in the playground. Absolutely reprehensible.

As things seem to get progressively worse, I would say the boards next decision - whatever it may be - could probably be added to the list...............and the next...........and then the next........

Grandad, is it true you remember Leicester scoring a goal?

I would keep the useless b4stards out on the pitch during halftime.

Until if/or when there is a reset, can I suggest a competition for the poster with the most appropriate username. I suggest I prize of several thousand pounds for the winner. I'm willing to go first.

Same woman. I think she's gorgeous.

My Mam and Dad were married there.

Following all the positive comments on here about the show, I suggested to my good lady we watch it. Only seen the 1st episode so far and I'm thinking, Mmmm, I'll give it another episode or two, especially with folk saying stick with it. Mrs. FFF on the other hand has made up her mind - not good.

Remember the days when, before a match, you would have thoughts like, I think we'll get something here, if not a win, a draw. Now it's, Wonder if we can keep a clean sheet? Nah, that won't happen. Wonder if we can keep it down to no more than a couple of goals? Wonder if we'll manage a goal? Sad times.

Today.

As this is a motorbike thread, perhaps someone could explain to me why a fella at the end of our street starts his bike around 5 in the morning and leaves it running for up to 10 minutes before riding off. I assume its because he's had to get up early and wants everyone else to be awake too. The bikes themselves may be brilliant but there are some selfish sods around.

LCFC Stasi. You'll find everyone in that pub who were bad mouthing the club, will be banned

Just listened to his post match interview. Disappointed to hear him say the second goal killed the game. Retrospectively, you can see that but I hope that wasn't his attitude after 30 minutes last night. If so, that mentality just transfers over to the players and will do the exact opposite of instilling a never give up attitude. That 'Foxes Never Quit' over the players tunnel, needs painting over

I'm well into my 60s now and I do worry that I'll never see my club in the top division again.

I remember that, the match thread was toxic that day.

From BBC Sport: Leicester have lost each of their last five Premier League home games by an aggregate score of 11-0. The only team to lose six consecutive top-flight home games without scoring are Norwich City (June 2020 to August 2021), with no side doing so in a single campaign before. Something to aim for.

Out of curiosity, what's the internet connection like up there? (I'm assuming you're not down in the other place?)

Hate these Friday matches. It means the whole weekend is ruined, as opposed to just Sat eve and Sunday.

21. The space between Leicester defenders is called Wout Faes.

Apologies for the 'clickbait' title. It's a Mercury article from Dec 1980 - see below. I came across it when sorting through some items at home. It certainly took them a few years to move on from Belvoir Drive however - for the better though?

Time to resurrect the 1970s standard song 'All we are saying, is give us a goal'

Not sure if this has been posted? The BBC have been unfair in their comment, 'This protest wants to criticise the club for a lack accountability and transparency, yet the organisers are yet to put their names to it - the irony seemingly lost.' They make no mention of supporters being banned for voicing their concerns, hence the wish for anonymity.

Win, win, win then. Wish we could manage that on the pitch.