Paninistickers

West Bridgford apart, Nottingham's suburbs are woeful. To the benefit of the city centre. We're the opposite. Every suburb in greater Leicester is pretty much OK for normal suburban people to socialise in. Birstall, Thurmaston, Syston, Oadby, Wigston, Blaby, Aylestone, Ratby, Groby, Glenfield, Anstey....not even including that next layer of towns such as Rothley, Kirby, Kibworth, Desford, Barrow, Sileby. Pretty much every single one I've mentioned has at least one, if not more, stylish place to eat and drink. Even Anstey now has a comedy festival, as seen on another thread..

ABB Anything. But. Bob.

True. At which the bounce back will take longer. I just see that IAG had a sustained price and at some point, an airline group as big as that will eventually assert itself enough to always be around king enough for another high. And you know where that high is.

...and his defensive header at the far post?

In weirdly kinda pleased for Italy. great to see such strong teams at that tier '1B' level - jocks, Argies, Italy

I thought that too. Even the Comms hinted at that

We can't afford that. I watch him closely every time he plays, as he's become some kind of para-nemesis for me. He does kinda press. But in the way kids might press me in the back garden. You can see it coming a mile off. You just switch feet, shift body weight and he's out. In every sense, he chases shadows.

Yep,.I am being generous and I don't really rate him but had he had lots of love,. coaching and played in a decent team over these last 5 years we'd see him in a different light.. He's OK

Not that baffling for me . He's been largely treated like shit. Doesn't appear to have had a days individual coaching since he's been here. His confidence is shattered..He's largely played in desperately poor teams.. He ain't brilliant, never a 20m man but he's OK. And a nice lad.

Totally agree. He did well and looked to have enjoyed playing well too

You'll never win games regularly playing 10 men and a faint wisp of air every week. Bob has to be discarded to give ourselves a.chance

What on earth do managers see in his nothingness? Absolutely air as usual. 11 touches, the highlight being that weird second half 'pass' where, such is Bobby Socks' air strength, the ball stayed still after he kicked it. Never has the phrase 'waste of space' been more applicable.

67 mins playing with 10 men. A battling performance.

If we get Reid off we have a chance. Even allowing for one, even two of Okoli, Stolarcyk, Thomas or Nelson gifting them a goal

I could live for a millennia and not see what little bobby socks does. Couple of flicks round the corner or easy lay offs. Couple of challenges for 50/50 headers which he gets nowhere near. Largely chasing shadows. That's it.

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It's becoming difficult to process. I'm wondering if I have dementia or something. Something isn't right. I'm questioning my own sanity. We play the same players same formation every single week. And lose every single week. We play players that take no physical part in the game. The only thing that changes is the manager. Who comes in and does exactly the previous manager with exactly the same outcomes.

If we *change from the dreaded 4231 *don't play BdcR, *don't play Ayew as a striker *ideally dont play Thomas.. *Do some hard running ....there's no reason we can't get a positive result anywhere. Almost all of our problems are self inflicted

Mandaric was on radio Leicester the morning after relegation and, I remember his exact words.... him not allowing 'financial meltdown'. His tone was basically saying,.it's my bad and much to my own annoyance, I'm gonna have to dig deep to finance our way out of this. Obvs he racked the debt in the club's name, as was his business MO. But ultimately, he did have the hard cash to get us out of it. The Khunt hasn't. And, he didn't have the two worst individual players in league one in BdcR and Thomas earning more than the entire budgets of every other team.

I've wondered that, but even that is unlikely. Forest will look at us, look at the 20m running costs and work out, 'but what if we ever ever relegated too?' The place is a millstone round the neck

The irony is I don't think we have much debt. If any. What we are about to see - in the coming months - is a business running out of money. And unable to function.

Sorry mate, you are misunderstanding.. Macquirie don't give a shit if we can pay it back or not. THEY GET THE PARACHUTE MONEY.. We don't. The PL PAY MACQUIRIE. NOT US. We sold it..

Macquirie haven't given us a loan. They have advanced us money we are guaranteed to receive. It's different..It's invoice finance aka factoring.

Nope,.we've spent them. The payments bypass us and go direct to Macquarie..

Correct, wage bill if we are prudent, will drop from around 50m to 25m..and that's being generous. Then, roughly, running costs of around 20m