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I know, one of my favourites but I just couldn't possibly have eaten another thing.

Desperately need a win here. I'm away on holiday, there are only another couple of Brits and they support Cov. They were delighted at the Leeds debacle, so, I need Enzo to sort his sh1t out today!

Swordfish carpaccio, dim sum dumplings, duck with a madeira sauce and molten chocolate cake. Declined the cheese board. Yes, I'm on holiday

Pleased to report no issues fom the pirates, the military guards have departed and I'm now somewhere in the Indian Ocean, still with a plentiful supply of beer.

Do normal estate agents value land? As it goes I need to arrange for a valuation of some.

Quite like my last 12, although my accommodation is sailing along. Although, we're currently in Somalia pirate territory so that may change

Only had ours a few months but between £10 and £20. We had a dual rate E7 tariff but only moved to Octopus Intelligent end of September. The October bill was £10.50. Our car has been showing a full range of 265, that will probably drop with the colder weather. It's currently in the airport car park and won't get another charge until the end of November, we'll see what the range is then. 300 to 400 miles a month is all we do anyway.

Sadly, it's not.

Intrigued. How do you get blacklisted by a pizza place?

I'm not very enthusiastic about making friends or chatting to fellow holiday makers, if they're idiots it's then hard to avoid them. But, there are approximately 3000 people on our ship. Mainly of various nationalities, and the only 2 English people we've spoken to are Cov fans! Lovely.

Two days in Trieste, those who said it was very nice were correct. Unfortunately, my trip incorporating Egypt and Jordan no longer includes either 😕 Very disappointing but the obvious safety concerns are understandable. Although, I'm not convinced there are issues with tourists in Egypt. A further disappointment, last time I sailed on the ship I'm about to embark, our Captain was Captain Maresca. I was hoping it was again and to find out if he's any relation to Enzo 😂

I think you've posted this in the wrong thread. This is the unpopular opinions one and that's definitely not 😀

Felt something and was tired, so he didn't want to risk him, according to Enzo's post match report. Nothing serious. It's refreshing, I actually believe that statement. If it had been Brendan I'd assume his leg had fallen off and he was out for the season!

I think there are a few that do, judging from comments on here/social media

Glad I wasn't the only one doing that calculation. Couldn't hear the announcement, so had assumed the 66th minute applause was also for The Boss. Both fine fellows and absolute gentlemen, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind shared appreciation.

Mate, some people still can't spell Linikar so don't hold your breath with Ndidi...

Years of experience. Same here.

https://www.foxestalk.co.uk/topic/133151-anniversary-to-be-marked-at-sunderland-fixture/#comment-7128866

We're not going to the Western Cape but you're not selling this to me So if the whole holiday isn't off, which I'm not sure about as yet, and I survive the missiles from Israel, the pirates from Somalia, the sea is going to get me in SA. Great....

Or an oversized sandwich...

The cynic in me just thinks the insurance companies are using all of the above as convenient excuses to increase rates.

The Sainsbury's Christmas delivery is booked. So far we're having dog biscuits, toilet roll and coffee

I hope someone does a better job with it than last season, last years effort was sh1t

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3743819/anniversary-to-be-marked-at-sunderland-fixture As we approach the anniversary of a tragedy that will live with our supporters forever, five loved members of the Leicester City family will be remembered on Tuesday night (24 October) at our Sky Bet Championship fixture against Sunderland at King Power Stadium (KO 8pm). Friday 27 October will mark five years since the helicopter accident that claimed the lives of our late Chairman, Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha; staff members Kaveporn Punpare and Nusara Suknamai; and pilots Eric Swaffer and Izabela Lechowicz, as they departed King Power Stadium following a home game against West Ham United. As our closest home fixture to the anniversary, Tuesday night’s game will see supporters invited to join together for a moment of reflection ahead of kick-off, to remember the five lives lost and to celebrate Khun Vichai’s enduring legacy. Prior to the match, fans are invited to pay their respects at the VS Memorial Garden, which will be open from 10am until full-time. The garden, located at the scene of the accident in the stadium site’s south-east corner, is a tranquil spot dedicated to reflection and includes a display of personal tributes left by supporters in the days that followed the tragedy. Its planting scheme has been fed by floral tributes left over the last five years, including those that carpeted the stadium site with love in October 2018. Shortly before kick-off, both sets of supporters will be invited to take part in a minute’s applause, which represents an opportunity for the Leicester City family to show its appreciation and respect. A special clap banner has also been designed for the occasion and will be available from collection points throughout the stadium, with further tributes to be included in the fixture’s Matchday Programme. Fans will have the opportunity to support the Club’s ongoing charitable work in Khun Vichai’s name, with a limited range of products on-sale from the Foxes Fanstore, net proceeds from the sale of which will be donated in full to the Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation. The charitable foundation, renamed in our late Chairman's honour following his passing, continues to embody his spirit by funding various community projects that make a tangible difference in the lives of people in Leicester and Leicestershire. The Foxes Fanstore will be open from 10am until kick-off and then for 45 minutes after the final whistle on the matchday.