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This whole thing really bothers me. I'm an overseas fan these days and for the first time in 5 years, I unexpectedly am able to come back to the UK in April. I wanted a ticket to the Bournemouth game; easy, you'd think. Not a huge fixture, surely I can get one on the day. Nope. The club insisted on me buying an international membership (£40), which expires at the end of the season, and then entering a ballot to have a chance of buying a ticket on top of that. This system feels dirty and money grabbing and not the club I knew. It's Leicester City, not Real Madrid for God's sake. Managed to get a ticket through someone else with a membership, but it's just ridiculous that this is where it's going.

I wish him well, but I'm sad we never got to see what the fuss was about. I wonder if he has been struggling with his mental health and the club has just been quietly supporting him and not commenting on him? Purely armchair stuff of course.

Casino Jimmy Bruno N'gotty Junior Lewis Carl Cort Now there's a spine that would have a physio running for the hills...

I'd imagine it's more to do with positional preference; Hamza is more to break up play and recycle the ball, whereas KDH offers a more creative, attacking option. Praet, while offering both as a versatile player, tends more towards the attacking end and we have enough depth defensively in the midfield for now. Just my two cents!

She's got an eye for it, lovely takes on both of those. We seemed really dominant by the looks of things, tight play and progressive thinking. Long may it continue!

Really promising return to many expectations there. Great intensity from everyone, Evans and Perez locked down their areas well. Maddison and Tielemans industrious and always looking forward. Gutted that Harvey couldn't quite put his effort away but a draw is a fair outcome given the way in which both sides went to it with a will.

I thought Perez has looked better this game than he has in previous matches, so there’s a plus. Soyuncu seems to be completely self-assured but as a result he puts himself in silly situations far too often. I don’t trust his judgement around the penalty area yet. Maddison has a real fire in his belly, hope he can keep upping the ante in the second half.

I feel for him as I did for Jeff Schlupp. Somewhere in there is potential, but it’s not being tapped in to, and he relies more on spur of the moment choices than a broader understanding of the game around him, leading to not the kind of progression we need from him.

He has a lot of skill in his left foot, but I wish he wouldn’t be so entirely reliant on it. He’s getting cornered by defenders who know that he needs to switch to his left before he can make something happen. Hopefully, he will work on this in training to give himself a greater range of options, particularly down the right! At least he is showing the right sort of grit and application we want!