Pete from the USA

I was told we would probably sign a bunch of young people from lower leagues and rebuild from scratch. Conor Cody and Harry Winks? Those are marquee, Premier League players. How is this possible?

Sports in the US is all about the underdog. Vardy is a legend.

If Vards moves abroad he should come to the US and play in MLS. He'd only make $25M not $200M like in Saudia Arabia. But he's got a huge fan base and could have a beer at dinner. How about the Chicago Fire? They haven't had a big name signing in a long time.

Big picture, this was from the pandemic and dropout of duty free revenue for King Power group. Delayed a squad refresh. Rodgers didn't know how to handle it. Wrong manager for a bad situation that was nobody's fault.

Same moment for me. At that point it was hard to see us coming back.

Get the club finances straight. First step is to offload high-wage players who don't seem to want to be at the club.

Question from across the pond: How do I watch Championship games?

I became a Leicester fan watching them play in the Champions league. Forked out the cash and traveled across the ocean to go to the Tottenham home game in 2019. I just want to let you guys know that if they go down us fans abroad will still be watching and cheering them in the Championship.

The goal came from Perez winning the ball high up the pitch (maybe with his arm?) and Tielemans shooting before Chelsea's defense could get into shape. Looked like a high press to me.

We shouldn't forget that Rogers' high press won us an FA cup. That was almost as important for the club as the 15/16 title.

I fell in love with Leicester watching them reach the quarter finals in the Champions League playing a low block while all the other teams were running in circles trying to tiki-taka. There was beauty in the way we used to win ugly. Wish we'd do that again. Set pieces: Just hire a coach and practice. We can do this. So I guess I'm in favor of Dyche at the moment since he'd get us defending again.

Brendan obviously wants to get sacked and is doing what he needs to.

That was a training exercise for Thursday, right? We're mid-table with 2-3 games in hand over most teams. Got some breathing room so let's crush this Eurpoa Conference League thing, whatever it is.

I had no idea until tonight that Vestergaard can play. His distribution was excellent. I think he's not a first teamer but someone we bring out when we are playing weak opposition and expect to have a lot of the ball.

Vestergaard can't defend, but he can pass the ball. Didn't know that before tonight.