Anish

He had little support from Soumare for the second goal but that said he was a bomb scare every time Huddersfield went down his side in the second half. The challenge for the penalty was unnecessary and his positional play was exposed on a number of occasions. Coulibaly must be bad if he's behind Hamza in the pecking order at RB

Only saw the last 30 minutes but he was absolutely dire. Never anywhere near to getting the second balls or winning any duels. His tracking back is abysmal. Get him out of the club

Such sad news. Thanks for the memories Bradley. RIP

Hardly. Hamza has been praised when he's deserved it (the WBA home game in the Championship a few years ago for example) but has been slated at other times. His off-field issues do not help his cause either. He's a limited player technically and always has been, so not much has changed in that respect. Other youngsters who have come through the ranks have also merited criticism at times - Chilwell being a prime example for his defensive lapses and being bang average going forward; Barnes for his lack of tracking back; Schlupp for being a poor decision maker. However they have also been supported plenty of times. Andy King is a prime example of being an academy graduate where your theory is completely discredited because he was always supported.

If nobody else buys them then yes I will look into postage options but I'd have to bubble wrap it quite a lot to stop if from breaking.

I'm selling a couple of framed stadium prints on Ebay (had them since the early 2000s). Bargain for £5 each: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226823418291 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226823420676

Any opposition manager would be telling their players that we are dog shite so there's no point doing anything silly or making hard tackles because as long as they have 11 men on the pitch they will score against us through our calamity defending or non-existent midfield protection

Sad day for Leicester City and us older fans who grew up in the 90s listening to Neville on Radio Leicester. He was outstanding at his job and made it exciting to listen to football commentary on the radio. I will always fondly remember listening to him and John Sinclair when that was the only way we could access Leicester City matches (other than attending matches). RIP Neville