SkidsFox

Sorry, but it'd be good to see some clubs go to the later stages. Plus, is there not a possibility of losing a place for next season if all our teams perform badly? Could affect Leicester's chances if we knock on the top positions.

He is totally the right man for the job. If we had apointed an "experienced manager" after Ranieri left, chances are we would be in the championship, and hearing Roy, Harry or Steve bleating on how they'll sort things out by January.

How much would a replacement for Mahrez cost in today's market? We shouldn't sell for anything under 70 million (sadly we'll let him go for 45 million).

As an exile I think sometimes people forget about the good parts of Leicester. Yes, much of the centre is bland and functional, but there are good parts too. The curry mile on Belgrave Road is famous nationwide, the river pathway is great, and in New Walk you have an absolute gem. If only a "second New Walk" could be put in place. The saddest part used to be the Silver Arcade as it had great atmosphere - has it improved since being refurbished?

Surprised no one has yet mentioned a certain cup tie with Shrewsbury... For non-football reasons games against Chelsea were always entertaining. Worst away fans (again back in the 80s) were Everton - they'd break in overnight and steal tickets for the game, then turn up en masse in the Family enclosure...

https://twitter.com/1WayOrAnother/status/851896143768428544 Have to agree (sadly) with that. Sure that Leicester fans away from the big groups can (as always) blend in and enjoy the occasion fine. But the herd tendency takes over with fans when they meet up in a crowded centre. Would have been better if fans had boycotted the Plaza Mayor - plenty of other places to chill out and enjoy the atmosphere.