Yes N'Didi

If we're taking feelings aside for the importance of goals, and focussing on technique, for me whilst the Vardy v Liverpool was great, as was Abdul's, they are both relying on poor goalie positioning. This is why for me Vardy's best goal (not the topic here, i'm aware) was v West Brom away. The best goal I have seen scored at the KP is still Di Maria's chip - sensational.

Every single person in that end today knew what was at stake, knew what was needed, saw the effort from the players and sang all game long. Loud and proud, some really nice renditions of the songbook, mostly team songs rather than individuals other than JJs. Very much a yes to everything attitude in the stands - everyone heard a snipped and belted it out to get it going from all sides. You had songs popping up from all over the end not just one section. Brilliant brilliant brilliant end today.

Some online still.

People talking about Ipswich last season for Vardy's goal, I wouldn't say I enjoyed the game. It was a great moment, fitting of the occasion, but we were already relegated and the result didn't mean much, particularly after Vardy got his goal. For the last proper game I enjoyed, where the match result meant something and I enjoyed the game from start to finish, was the Southampton 5-0 under Enzo.

Will comfortably make tomorrow - Friday is touch and go. Around 500+ tickets in the upper blocks, less than 100 in lower. Looks like all blocks on sale but I would imagine staff/player holds are on some blocks.

Not exactly true, the season before, even before we were in the dog fight and bottom of the league, opposition goals were greeted with a rallying cry from the kop before the ball had been picked out of our net. We never rolled over to teams, we encouraged the team back into the game. 0-2 against Man United was greeted with a roar from the crowd before we obviously know what followed. Yes, I think this was linked with the excitement of promotion and first stint in the top flight in a decade, and we have being spoilt by the league win and premier league stability.

Considering he's not in their EFL squad this season due to long term injury, this would be remarkable.

And I like it, I like it, I like it, I like it, I la-la-like it, La-la, like it, Here we go, oh! Monga and Wanya Marçal

Can we please use tequila for Carranza? Du du du du du du du… Carranza! du du du du du du du du

How are we all missing the Mahrez double touch v City?

For 90 minutes long We'll sing for Bilal El Khannouss Running past defenders Try and stop him if you can. Woaaaaah woah woah woah. Old Maddison / Ajax chant.

I think it's the Shard/Vestergaard rhyme that sells it.

This is my finest work - i'm oddly proud of this.

Gimme gimme gimme a giant from Denmark, Pass like Iniesta, Stands as tall as the Shard. Gimme gimme gimme a giant from Denmark, He leaps just like a salmon, And his name's Vestergaard

Loads available on web still.

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/leicester-city-sky-sports-tv-selections Seven games moved including ruining Derby away as a 12:30 Saturday kick off.

That would be sensible - seems unlikely for our ticket office. Although Vish (former manager of the ticket office) has just moved to Arsenal so there's every hope things may change.

SENIOR MARTÍ’S HAVING A PARTY HATES THE FOREST AND THE DERBY

HATES THE FOREST AND THE DERBY

SENIOR MARTÍ’S HAVING A PARTY

Salt n Pepper push it His name is Marti, he comes from sunny Spain, he’s come to Leicester, to win the league again, Oh Cifuentes, he loves the blue and white, **** Queens Park Rangers, were ****ing dynamite. du du du du du, du du du du du du

What frustrates me most is that the club are clearly aware of the anti-Rudkin movement (him not coming down on the pitch at the Ipswich game), but Top's refusing to either back or sack. You either back your man in the face of fan critism and say he's the man for the job lets move on, or you sack him and bring in a replacement. The refusal to do either leaves the club, players and now manager signing in limbo. If we had sacked him and brought someone in a month or two ago, we would have someone competent making the next major decision which will define the next 5-10 years of this football club at a pivotal moment. Instead we have the same clown in charge. What next if this doesn't work out, sack the manager and Rudkin and then have hamstrung ourselves into another financial and logistical mess?

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