Stuntman_Mike

I'd booked to go down Tigers again on the same day and I'm gutted this might mean I watch it before. I don't recognise myself

Exactly. Their focus should be on why people aren't coming, not punishing or pushing those people away even more. It's insane.

Not saying you can't have more than one complaint, with some being more important than others.. but to see comments from those meeting minutes requesting "more discount for shirts", "better food stalls" and grassing on people vaping, when the club is on its arse with very little focus on that, is seriously depressing. Another day, another push closer to being done with it. I hate sharing my club with such ****ing melts.

It really is a worry how few chances we've created for almost 40 games.

Seems another disaster signing. He hasn't been the leader off the pitch that most of us had hoped for at the very least.

That's just the collar after Trumps wrestled one on.

I'm leaning towards this as it's a possibly more likely Forest are in a relegation battle next year than Spurs and it's a massive **** you to the 'big six'.

Really?

I was excited for this one, but cba now. Might go next season.

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Loved it down there yesterday. Welford Road would make the perfect football ground.

Football has been as interesting as ever this season but people seem to be moaning all the time. PL competitive for all finishes, Spurs in a relegation scrap, Brentford chasing Europe. Us and West Brom in a battle to stay up as two of the leagues biggest clubs. Wrexham with a possible 3rd promotion in a row, Cov haven't been up for a quarter of a century. The SPL title fight has been brilliant. St Mirren won the cup. The quality hasn't always been there, but it's been the best for actual entertainment for a while. It's just tough being a Leicester fan.

It's a massive gamble, but I'd love to see Fuchs here if we drop.

I'm still pissed off that we finally made some signings but have used 1 of 4 regularly. Another waste

If I hadn't already left out before the team news comes out, him starting alone would be enough for me to boycott. Genuinely disgusting he's being picked.

Really poor game. A season in L1 alongside somehow experienced wouldn't be the end of the world for him.

Seen him giving it to the east stand when he turned back completely unnecessary because he's fooking shite.

This is why I don't think I have the calm to be there when we do go down, because I'll end up windmilling my own row It blows my mind how little people care.

Cov have been lucky this season. They still come across as more of a strong play off team rather than outright winners in terms of their quality. I'd say they'd be the weakest winners since the league was rebranded, but of course they will have deserved it if they do it.. I'm not just being bitter

I didn't have the heart to give it a chance. Grim

Professor Brian Cox seems a really nice and genuine fella.

I had to revoke a like for this post for wanting Villa to win it

It feels like so much has been made of the English clubs struggling in the CL all of a sudden because of one round of bad/disappointing results. Even then, there's a chance of progression still. English teams made up 5 of the top 8 in the final table and all 6 made it through to the knockouts, so I'm not sure why such a big deal is being made of it. Maybe it's just the way of the media and the need for extremes one way or another.

No way! I didn't know that. That's a nice touch.

That train that ran around the shop and came outside under the sign is the ultimate nostalgia. There was a real charm to that.