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5000/1 Anniversary Match To Support Local Causes - Saturday 30th May
lfu replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
They're saving him to be our starting goalkeeper next season -
Could we get actually get relegated again this season?
lfu replied to Bevan's topic in Leicester City Forum
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5000/1 Anniversary Match To Support Local Causes - Saturday 30th May
lfu replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
I thought this was another pisstake like all of the memes we've been posting on the previous pages but fuch me this is the actual list 😂😂😂 -
Orlando Pirates away kit is sexy
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The pinstripes are ships' ropes which is a nice touch (although Puma did the same thing for Fleetwood's 24/25 third kit 😂)
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I think that's the holding company for King Power Polo? Their polo ground is Gadbridge Farm in Holyport
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Kniat wouldn't be a bad choice, he was really good with SC Verl in the third division on a small budget. Decent job getting stablising Bielefeldafter their relegation two seasons ago with a huge squad upheaval, got them promoted last season and got to the German FA Cup final, didn't really have the squad to do much more than a relegation fight this season. Plays a 4-3-3 where he wants possession and likes high-pressing. Plus look at his arms, Michael Appleton successor right there 😂 Apparently he's wanted by RB Salzburg though, which is undoubtedly a more attractive job than ours.
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Sean needs to get on the line to the investment group who put a bid in for Napoli https://sports.yahoo.com/news/napoli-owner-rejects-2bn-takeover-183756835.html
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Finally free from him
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499 capacity stand
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Might they use Holmes Park like the U23s did?
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Cooper sacked by Brøndby. Losing 3-1 to a disastrous Copenhagen side in the Europa League playoff was the final straw. He leaves with a record of 10 wins, 6 draws and 12 defeats, and an average 1.29 PPG (only one manager in the club's history since 1989 had a worse PPG according to transfermarkt) https://brondby.com/nyheder/klub/2026/maj/brondby-if-stopper-samarbejdet-med-steve-cooper-julius-ohnesorge-er-ny-fodbolddirektor Brøndby IF terminates cooperation with head coach Steve Cooper and simultaneously hires Julius Ohnesorge as new football director. The day after the last match of the season, Brøndby IF has chosen to say goodbye to head coach Steve Cooper. On the same day, Julius Ohnesorge has signed an agreement that places him in the chair as the club's new director of football. Steve Cooper is leaving the club with immediate effect, as is assistant coach Alan Tate. Cooper was hired as head coach of Brøndby IF in September last year and has since led the team through a period characterized by fluctuating results and performances. Scott McLachlan, vice chairman of the board of Brøndby IF, explains the decision: - With the appointment of Steve, we made a choice that we both believed and hoped would lift the club to a new level. It has done so in several aspects, but neither the results nor the performances on the pitch have followed suit. Therefore, today we have chosen to say goodbye to both Steve and Alan. - We send them on with our great respect and gratitude for their efforts and commitment to the club, concludes McLachlan.
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5000/1 Anniversary Match To Support Local Causes - Saturday 30th May
lfu replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
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5000/1 Anniversary Match To Support Local Causes - Saturday 30th May
lfu replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
#YB29PABLOPICASSO -
I didn't notice because of the shit photo quality but you're right, fuching hell 😂
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Finally finished watching the doc One of his kids is an Arsenal fan? 😂😂😂
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Would unironically take Riera He failed at Frankfurt partially because of the big egos there, whereas with Celje he was a bigger name than any of the players so they were all more willing to buy into his approach. He wants his players to run through walls for the team, not just for him but for each other as well. If you're slacking off then he'll discard you. We can't afford any big time charlies not pulling their weight in League 1 so his man management style might actually be exactly what we need And of course he played for Liverpool (and Man City and Watford) so has a tenuous-enough connection to English football for Top and Rudkin to possibly have him on their shortlist
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His brother's golf hobby isn't going to fund itself
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Of course the level is poorer when the tv/prize money is so much less than the EPL Give Celtic and Rangers the same amount of money as Prem teams and obviously they would be of a higher standard, and with the size of their fanbases they'd be considered big clubs I'm sure Celtic's board would still refuse to spend 90% of that money though
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Kasper the full kit w⚓ 😂😂
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NO MICHAEL NO, THIS IS SO NOT RIGHT!
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on the plus side Kasper and MON together with a smile on their faces
