UniFox21

Once again appreciate the insight, but why? Why is the confidentiality needed? Why can't the context and information discussed be shared? If that's just the system is then it's one of them, but feels so counterintuitive to create a system to have openness and transparency on club decisions, to them lock it behind confidentiality

Now I love the pod; but i feel the couple weeks break has probably been needed. The annoyance about the performances and off the field issues was bringing similar discussions each time. Least now there's a good discussion to be had about the protest and after the Brentford game will have had a good few fixtures to summarise and discuss.

Appreciate the links and information about the meetings there. But, why do aspects need to remain confidential? If it's a meeting with those elected to represent the fans, surely the fans have a right to know what's been discussed?

Feels a touch disappointing the contents of the meetings with the FAB have to stay confidential. An initiative to bring fans closer to the club seems to have added just another layer of protecting information

Interested what they'll do to it. Wasn't a big fan of the vibe of the place

This is the biggest point for me. All over football twitter, sports articles etc, you can see the headlines "Leicester fan protest", pictures of the Rudkin out banners and unrest of the fans. Yes the protest could've been bigger, but the unrest is no longer restricted to foxes talk and Leicester, it's now known on a much more wider scale. It's a brilliant base to build continued protest and unrest on

Agreed it is a little childish in the way the message is put across.

The van is incredible

League continues to be a laughing stock

Of course not, some will be justified. But those people probably don't post about it. Whereas much of the evidence given in this page is of bans that were not justified and were from the "kangaroo court" the club run

Sometimes they do need to just sit there and let the natural in ground atmosphere show rather than talking over it. It's a nice development. Hoping next time they just forget to turn on Ferdinand's mic

Very true, it is an improvement. Just it goes from incredibly low to bare minimum really.

Club are doing a "signing session" over half term that's a photo only event and fans aren't allowed to ask for signatures and once again is ballot only. But at least if you enter as a group, if one gets picked, all are allowed entry

They're really trying to get people to re-sell their tickets for this one

Surely suitcase is easier to steal than a fixed safe?

https://ctyldesley.substack.com/p/how-many-commentators-does-it-take?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaYYGRF2xcjeMSe8wqUrOx4KpPgeN9i6WseVMb7epE9pRTNFdTbZ_ng_HoA_aem_OLYfJNVDbPROJgOIzu4zlg A really nice piece by Clive Tyldesley around how commentary has changed and how in his opinions has gotten worse with 3 people covering games. He really isn't complementary of Rio Ferdinand understandably

Just next to these is "watch alongs" can't be doing with that crap

Kelleher (linked with a £30m move away) Gomez, Tsimikas, Quansah, Endo, Elliot are all way more than good enough and would get into the majority of Prem starting 11's.

Incredible

No of course not, it's a brilliant achievement to have a 15yr old on the cusp of the first team. The academy staff need a lot of credit for it. Was merely querying the definition of perfect outcome that was all. Only taking the last brilliant talent we had, Nyoni going to Liverpool. Alves I'm not fully counting following his injury etc.

Not sure who it is, but whoever is co comm for this on talksport is ridiculously patronising to Plymouth

Atmospheres are dead for majority of games. This is the 'biggest' home game they've had for a long time whilst I'm good form, so makes sense it'd be better than usual

People spitting when walking around or stood around outside. Just a bit grim isn't it?

Surely the perfect job is him contributing to the first team on the pitch? Then in terms of business of the club, all the hard work put into him isn't fully "worth" unless he signs a professional contract, which looks incredibly unlikely

Once again has done enough to prove he should start.