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And without knitted decorations on top. There's one in the centre of Leicester that is "VR", venerable indeed

Are you Hamza Choudhury?

I have a Forest-Arsenal programme from 1969 in which Michael Parkinson is moaning about how modern football is boring and the players are just robots in rigid formations, doing whatever their manager tells them.

Also Leicester having an all-white home kit FA Cup 5th round games kicking off at 3 p.m. on a Saturday

While I'm on a roll..... Little numbers on Leicester home game programes that you could cut out to get priority for Cup tickets (the more you had, the better your chances). That was in the 70s

I was never one, but do "pen pals" still exist? That is, schoolchildren living in different places who exchange letters and perhaps finally meet up

Do they still make cars that have chokes?

I think Reform are getting a bit rattled. They didn't win the recent byelection and Lowe has formed a new party, potentially taking supporters from Reform. Has their support peaked?

No Hamza no win

Should he have saved their equalizer?

I was thinking that we still had to play WBA. It must have been the shock of seeing Daka score, set up by Thomas

It is. Win every game and we stay up 😃...

I remember watching them on "Star Soccer", in season 75-76 I think, the last time they were in the 2nd division, play at Mansfield (available on Youtube 😃)

Conveniently, Mansfield was one of the places included by Pete Doherty. Unfortunately, he didn´t include Burton, Bolton, Wycombe, Bromley, Barnsley, Exeter.....

So come away, won't you come away We could go to... Deptford, Catford, Watford, Digberth, Mansfield Ahh, anywhere in Albion (Babyshambles: Albion)

Excellent work! We have just witnessed the strength of (Filbert) street knowledge

The Clash: I fought the law and the law won

If that graphic shows different forms of profit/loss then it´s interesting that LCFC managed to lose more money AFTER the COVID panademic than during it. Also, how much are the club paying to employees to scout and recruit new signings when we ain´t got any money to sign anyone?

We went up the Empire State Building (at night), and on a boat trip to Liberty Island and Ellis Island (the Immigration Museum).

They sell great fish and other seafood at the stalls on the waterfront. There´s also a funicular railway to go up for a panoramic view.

I'm saving my money until May, when the "We relegate" merchandise appears

I agree but I´m sure that in some cases the fans are mentally "accepting" the worst case scenario while hoping to be pleasantly surprised as we stay up. In my case, every season there comes a point when I accept that the worst case scenario is likely but I don´t give up. This season that happened in November (!), last season in January, 2 years ago in March, and 3 years when we lost to Southampton in March. This helps me to deal with bad performances/results more quickly - within an hour of the game finishing I´ve put it out of my mind. I think that´s healthier than fuming all week long.

The run of games from Bristol City to Swansea is the crunch: we need at least 10 points from those games. If we fail to beat Sheff Wed then it´s curtains

What if the current undemocratic regimes are toppled in Iran, Cuba and Venezuela, and in subsequent elections the people choose a Communist/Marxist government (Cuba, Venezuela) or an Islamist one (Iran, not very likely), which aligns itself with Russia and China? Would Trump say "oh well, that's democracy"?