BenTheFox

I'd love to see what would happen if they got rid of the clappers for just one game after just over two seasons of having them at every match.

Funny thing is he probably could have got a job where he'd have more to spend, he just loves moaning about it too much.

They easily play the best football out of those three, but I think Burnley have a manager that is happier to sit ten behind the ball and grind out results. That gets you somewhere when you haven't got the biggest budget. I hope Huddersfield stay up though.

I know it's too early to start discussing relegation candidates, but meh. My three at the moment are Burnley, Brighton and Huddersfield. Newcastle are a candidate as I can see Rafa walking if their summer business doesn't according to plan.

Now we've signed Maguire and Iborra, I just don't see where the lad fits in now. Especially when you consider that we might be after another central defender.

Sha la la la la la la la la la la la Vicente Iborra Sha la la la la la la la la la la la Vicente Iborra Lady Gaga - Bad Romance Think of it like the Mainz one at 11.58

The latest trip was the first time I've experienced German football and I loved it! The Bochum fans are a great bunch. What really struck me is that the clubs have a genuine connection with the fans. The other thing was that the fans go to the games and have fun, something I feel we've lost in English football.

I'd probably go along with that. Hefele definitely has a clanger or two in him mind.

I was in Huddersfield watching the game. I was ever so happy for them. Hope we get them away in August so I walk 15 minutes to the ground before my tenancy runs out on my flat.

Oh Andy King, King, King, King Oh the love you bring means everything Oh Andy King, King, King, King Travis - Sing

He did alright today, though he didn't really have much defending to do as Bournemouth didn't really offer much for the period where he was on the pitch. If he is a Centre Half then he needs to play there more often. I certainly don't see him as a midfielder or a right-back.

Supposedly his position is CB. It appears as if we won't play him there and if that's the case then it's probably best for everyone involved if he leaves.

You got any links to the articles Baker? I'd like to see them.

Could easily change that bit to 'next to Drinky' as well.

Think we need to add more to the Ndidi song: He's magic Though it will seem He plays for the city Wilf Ndidi He's the one that keeps the dream alive From the morning Past the evening To the end of the light Wilfred Ndidi Leicester's 25 Wilfred Ndidi Leicester's 25 Wilfred Ndidi Leicester's 25 Wilfred Ndidi Leicester's 25

I see what Tottenham, Everton and Southampton are doing in terms of bringing through promising young English talent and I'd love it if we followed suit. There's something very gratifying about the thought of us doing our bit for English football as well as trying to develop a young and exciting team. Would love to see him in and around the team.

If the club are going to be involved in the atmosphere, I'd much rather they have the flags every game instead of the clappers.

I have no problem with that to an extend, but I'd rather they not subject everyone to it. For instance, I'd be fine if they had the clappers just in the family stand because that's a section of the ground where there's not likely to be as much of an atmosphere. My issue is that we have a fan group in Union FS who want to create a genuine atmosphere and they get frozen out by the club.

It'd be nice if 'When you're smiling' was played before the game instead of Hey Jude. I understand that people go to the game with different intentions, some go and want to play an active part in the atmosphere, whilst some go just for the purpose of watching the game, which is fine. The issue is that there's often conflict between people wanting to stand, sing, wave flags etc. and people just wanting to go and watch the game. I think if we had a dedicated section such as SK1 where people know that this is the singing section and if you simply just want to watch the game, then you can arrange to switch places with those that want to be involved in creating an atmosphere, that would be best.

It feels like media pundits and non- Leicester City fans will blame everyone down to the Laundry ladies before blaming Ranieri.

Sutton was the most childish of all. I bet he thought he was so clever and original saying 'snakespeare'.

It's the part I forgot to argue.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04vwx0y#play I'm on from 31.30 if you fancy listening.

Not as well as I wanted to. Aha.

Just been on 606 if anyone was listening. Apologies if I didn't get enough points across.