Stuntman_Mike

There's a leak in the toilet at my place of work and I'm deliberately waiting until 3pm to clear it up. True story.

Really enjoyed HOTM. I wasn't expecting the shop downstairs, so ended up buying my pals Christmas presents earlier than planned. (bottles of what we drank away at Bruges 2016) Brew York was great too, we had food at the Yuzu street food place that shares the space. Brilliant idea and very busy despite it being a Thursday evening. Less impressed with Punch Bowl, not a good choice of beers but still decent enough feel to it, just less authentic. Overall York was fantastic, I haven't been since pre season 2013 and wouldn't have appreciated it anywhere near as much at the time, as I do/would now. Another city I've visited that I've loved and that's made me get frustrated with what Leicester could offer. Just a whole different vibe with more options and a good feel to it.

We ended up in there. Loved it

Me and my mate did a tour in 2015, but hoping to get to a game this season now. Unfortunately, Cremonese have already played AC and Inter away so won't be able to catch Vardy there.

Thanks both

Did you miss the part about people joining in? They're the only area that creates an atmosphere, so with them not being present, I feel it would make an impact.

Personally, I think an organised walk out from UFS/singing section (after WYS) with a banner left in the stands covering that area would have a massive impact. Forget the whole 'what about the good times and the bad?' brigade. Enough is enough. The ground being silent would add to the protest and if people know about it in advance they can join in. It would be typical that we would win that match mind you , so the message would need to be about long term issues/problems rather than just looking like we're annoyed with a bad run of form. Just my take.

Heading up to York tomorrow, if anyone has any must visit pub suggestions.

Blue Ball in Shepshed do a very good Murphy's if you ever find yourself about that way.

Demolition of San Siro confirmed https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cglg1rge8j8o

Another player who is not only shite, but has no obvious strengths.

Chinos, Tom's shoes and deep v neck All Saint's tops. Bad times.

LCFC insta account posting highlights of Ayew's pen.

I did take that into account, but as a pro footballer he should still be better than that. Sums us up though, playing him out of position in the first place.

4-3-3 Begovic Ricardo Yeah I don't Give A Single **** We're Absolute Dogshit

His distribution is terrible. Even on throw ins with no pressure he kept giving them the ball

Hand on heart, I would sooner see Ronnie Morley (Coalville's main striker) play for us than Daka, Carranza or Ayew.

Boy did he show me.

It wasn't that many. But even if it was, that would be a very good attendance for a night game in the pissing rain, with a half empty away end and with us having strikers who would be on Coalville Town's bench.

Just remembered Ayew picking the ball out the net after his pen, like we were chasing the game and not moments away from half time with the lead. Another small example of how brain dead this squad is.

At this moment Derby.. Derby. Are better than us.

We all knew he was going to be our main/only threat this season. He's clearly frustrated because he's got useless players around him and teams know if they stop him they stop us.

Last night really hit me at how hard we've fallen. Genuinely, we look so lost as a club. It's painful to see.

Surprised how poor Boro were. Heard them once before the goal.