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Riccy had 3 attempts

McBurnie was Free, Kieffer Moore available, even Lyndon Dykes wasn't wanted. All would've given us something different.

This was never on, Winks was walking towards the centre of the box. Thomas should be acting as a block

I don't know how we lost that, Swansea offered nothing, we looked the most likely to score. Then lo and behold we give them a goal. Stol not having to make a save again

No nelson or Okoli is interesting

Poor officiating, never a penalty for Ipswich

Do we know why?

Both strikers have been better in a 2, yet we seem adamant not to try it.

Another side with nothing to play for, drawn their last 2

See I don't believe this. We are absolutely shite currently, not getting away from that at all. What I don't believe is the side winning the FA cup and consecutive 5th place finishes in the Prem didn't hold eachother accountable

Begining to lose sympathy for the Dr Strikes. Fully agree on the needing more training roles however. A 6 day strike just after a BH is a bit of a dick move, NHS urging people with concerns to still come in though.

Imagine loan fees with agents involved, probably selling/loaning players and any extensions we've done all have agents take cuts

Can't wait to see what they do to avoid any sort of charge with this one.

Everton doing the same, selling the women's team for 49m to themselves. Taking them from - 57.6m down to -8.6m

He's allowed a couple days off lads.

Funny watch this, not sure why TNT thought it was fine to kick a ball at the posts the team warning up under, probably a touch over reaction from Geoff

Usual they expect us to have failed, yet we keep saying we expect to be fine.

They really must not rate him.

When you look compared to Prem last year, Forest and West Ham had bigger losses than us (78 and 104 respectively)

Fairly standard loss when you compare this to the Prem sides from last year. Still a royal shit show, but added context of side we were competing against

He'll be let go on a free, another waste of money

Headcount can include your generic club staff - admin/shop etc rather than highly paid people.

"This is highlighted by the Club’s operating loss excluding player amortisation, impairments and player trading which decreased to £17.5M, compared with £35.4M in the previous year. Staff costs as a percentage of turnover reduced to 82.0 percent, compared with 101.6 percent in 2023/24 and 116.0 percent in the previous Premier League financial period in 2022/23." "Leicester City Chief Executive Kevin Davies said: “These accounts reflect the reality of returning to the Premier League. Our revenues increased significantly during the year, but so too did the costs of trying to compete at that level, and the loss we are reporting is a substantial one. “While it is natural to look first at that headline number, it is important that it is seen in its full context. The underlying operating position improved year on year as the increase in revenue was substantially larger than the increase in costs. Staff costs as a percentage of turnover reduced to their lowest level since 2017/18. However, the timing of profits generated on player trading and the absence of non-recurring other operating income heavily affects the final reported loss in comparison to the prior year." So headline is shit, but we're getting house back in order

Some staggering losses already reported. I imagine West Ham will be royally ****ed if they're relegated.