Paninistickers

He wasn't good enough. He just played in a cup final. Actually watch what he does today. The only thing he will do is receive the ball Get closed down Quickly angle a pass back to the left centre half to get rid. That's it. Watch. I guarantee that's all he does.

It's a breathtaking line up. Had the leak not happened, I'd have been shell shocked reading that. Id go as far to say that the line up is upsetting. How on earth have we fallen so far to now be fielding a lad who looks 14/15 and failed to make Sheffield United's and Middlesbrough's trams last season?. We have Vesty, Mavididi, Hamza, Daka, VK, Skipp on the bench. Regardless of what you make of their individual abilities, they are each fit, strong athletes who any normal senior league manager could cobble together a cohesive PL team. It's absolutely astounding. And as you say, the only benefit is that some of the line up today will probably see their Leicester career ended

Then give it up. Let someone else enjoy the chance to go

The middle.manahemt club admin staff would love putting this in their ol suggestion box to further their career Vichai Top Thai King Thai Tik Tok

I dont agree. You can tell,. physically, those sort of blokes. The way they dress. Their understanding of the game. The company they keep. There are thousands (if I was to guess, I'd say as many as 6000) of elderly supporters - many of whom go as couples - now who don't have an understanding of the game. Nor do they feel the game. Win, lose,.draw...they go home to a cuppa, watch strictly and look at the lottery results. They go as a spectator hobby. Not as an active supporter. Plus, these elderly women. Back in the 80s, you could virtually count on one hand how many women were down there. These old girls now would've been 30 or 40 and telling you for certain they weren't there under Pleat. Not a chance. The few old girls that did go in those days were often as acerbic, quick witted and gobby as any fella. Not the passive dementia cases that attend now.

Leicester getting a German market this year. Original! Will be fascinating to see the various exotica from all over the world (without a pot to piss in) chomp on overpriced bratwurst washed down with (non alcoholic) gluehwein whilst simultaneously riding electric bikes with glove warmers

Stuart Broad's gaff, the Griffin? Very decent pub grub.

I've seen it written on here a few times. Maybe I'm naïve, but I find it hard to believe.. Maybe he's slightly offhand when some slobbering half baked fella is asking for / demanding a selfie when he's out minding his own business. I find it hard to picture that, say, if you bumped into Gary passing in London and you said you were from Leicester and a City fan, he wouldn't be pleasant.

Motd needs a radical overhaul. Gary leaving should give them the opportunity to revamp the whole concept. First step is to bring a boozy studio audience in. Like a working class question time.

Gonna be a bit contrary, but I still buzz off a win as much as ever. And after a defeat, I kinda turn my back so as to anull the pain. Yesterday and Forest being good examples of turning off. Late goals at Ipswich and Saints are still like heroin oozing straight into a vein.

We had a spell about now where we were woeful. Swansea away. Newcastle away. Sunderland at home. Off the top of my head.

I still, even as a middle aged guy on the downward slope doing a job I relatively like, hate Sunday nights in absolute equal measure to the amount I love Friday nights. 48 hours - but a world apart.

Better still, Barnes scored against that filth. Crumbs if comfort

I agree with his assessment too. Thing is, it's like me diagnosing the problem on my car is the clutch. But I dunno how to fix it.

Personnel isn't great but we had Skipp on bench who is way above Soumare. Straight swap. We had Stephy on bench, albeit out of form, but miles hard of Ayew and would give their back pair a run for their money. We all know at full back we are weak. So why not think about a more robust three centre halves to mitigate it a bit?

He was fine in his own way. A total non entity of a performance and took the easy option time after time. But as Soumare goes, it was above par. Not his fault he was picked. Anyone with half a brain knew this from the get go.

He was so passive on the bench. A game petering out. Man U playing at walking pace. The only threat we offered was Fatawu - but he couldn't recognise we had a Fatawu style player sat on the bench and at the very least, we could've doubled out potential threat. It's never ever gonna work with Ayew starting. We needed some pace to give their fcking centre halves something to think about. What planet is this guy on?

Ooof, very few redeeming features in that one. Against a feeble Man U.

This team can easily be got at. But Instead, inexplicably, they will do a routine standard attack, put in a routine cross and score a routine goal and all will be rosy for them.

Groundhog day at Old Trafford. They aren't. They've done next to nothing. But will run out somehow as 4-1 winners. I wish we could be so poor and pick up wins so easily. Wins just seem to happen for them.

Absolutely nowhere near

I expect nothing else from Cooper than mixing things up. The Soumare selection....cooper will soon find out as his runners ghost past him Will be interesting if Ayew or Buonnotte played central.. Secondly,.at least we can get stronger off the bench as the game wears on..

I doubt the players are quite as convinced of the mother of all bummings as foxestalk is. I see an upper mid table side with three or four decent players against a lower middle of the table side with two or three decent players. The gap isn't vast. It tips in their favour but this game is by no means out of bounds as this board would have us all believe

I thought they were awful against our second xi (which man for man was right down their with the 2005-2008 era) Robin van Persie so desperate for a result, he fielded his first xi

You are a clever dude. And far more educated on these things than me. I speak as a punter, as RFK jnr did.. And he didn't come across as a crank. He felt his democratic party had given up on the working man and woman to concentrate on wokeness. That he didn't like foods being pumped full of chemical shit. That he doesn't like big pharma spewing out one sided views that, surprise surprise, generally conclude that we must buy their shite.