Patrick

Yeah, lets drop the Dan Roan shit. I feel bad for being the first to bring it up, feel like it has ended up derailing threads which should be about commemorating those who have died, not an obnoxious journalist.

I didn't notice that comment, so a racist trope about asians apparently all looking the same thrown in there as well. Lovely.

Speaking of the media, I've just seen a recording of a stream by Sky News in which some unbelievably distasteful and presumptuous remarks about Vichai's relationship with Nursara, the member of staff who was killed are made. Disgusting. https://youtu.be/4C_PyplaI4o?t=163

Top has has always had a hands on role with the club and I'm sure he'll wish to maintain his father's legacy. No matter what, the family have our support and solidarity.

Eric Swaffer Izabela Lechowicz Kaveporn Punpare Nursara Suknamai I hope we will remember them all forever.

The pilots were a couple, that is unbelievably sad https://twitter.com/luciemorrismarr/status/1056672844401111040

Same for me, I was in a seriously dark place during the 15/16 season, flunked out of uni, no prospects and had started to give up on myself. I think our performances were what spurred me on to continue, providing real world proof that I could overcome and beat my doubts and doubters. For that, I have a hell of a lot to thank Vichai for.

Like no doubt most other Foxes, I'm still in total disbelief that this has happened. Don't know what else to say really, apart from hoping for a miracle.

Magnificent free kick.

PooHell.

Gutted for him, his last injury was a near career ender.

We had a lad of Indian heritage called Sim Thandi in our academy, he's been capped for England at youth level but he's recently joined Stoke. Always thought he was quite highly rated.

Could someone PM me a working stream?

Mark Warburton said similar in an interview: Warburton told Record Sport: “I was a young English kid from London and my background couldn’t have been further removed from that of Jock Wallace. “He was always the boss and scared the life out of me – it was a case of good cop/bad cop with him and his assistant, Ian MacFarlane. “I was just a youngster when he took over at the club from Frank McLintock and I remember travelling from London to Leicester with my parents to meet the new manager and chief scout, Frank Shaw. “It was a case of, ‘Call me Jock,’ as he met my parents and made them a cup of tea and they thought he was lovely. “Taking his advice, the following day I walked into Filbert Street, met him in the corridor and said, ‘Morning, Jock.’ “He smacked me in the back of the head and told me never to call him by his first name again. It was a rude awakening, a harsh introduction.

I'm thinking that persisting with a youngster like Ndukwu as a rotation option would have been a better option rather than spending money on this guy.

Hope we're not in for an injury crisis already.

Millwall fans seem very divided in opinion on Archer, a lot of them seem to think he's very error prone and has cost them a playoff spot this season, but on his day there's not many keepers better than him. We've seen the latter ourselves, he absolutely bossed it against us in the FA cup.

We'll sing a duet together if you like?

You got me.

I’m the Patrick in question and have messaged Alix. This can be locked now if mods wish to.

Even without the terrible defending, I haven't seen us put a single decent pass together.

You just knew that was going in as soon as Gudmundsson kicked it.

#PuelOut

This sums my thoughts up. Keeping him is a gamble based on an assumption that the reason the team isn't performing is because the players don't fit Puel's tactical style and we'll do better once he gets some players of his choosing in the summer, with our history in the transfer market over the past couple of seasons I don't hold much hope in that regard. He doesn't seem like a motivational figure, he doesn't seem to have a clue when it comes to team selections and some of his substitutions have been absolutely baffling.