Collymore

Going to throw a few strikers into the hat. August Priske (young Danish forward who's been smashing them in for Djurgarden) also looks a proper unit and good in the air Dominic Ballard (young striker at Leyton Orient. A goal machine in a poor side) Issue is these would maybe take £2m to £3m which we're likely won't have for a while but it really annoys me the money we blew on Coulibaly etc which could have been invested so much more shrewdly.

Big call that mate.

What about if it could be organised that all the boycotters go to the ground still but protest before, during and after the game outside? A few hundred people would be quite noticeable.

How is the boycott being communicated outside of FT?

Foxestalk will always produce a hard-line stance that will not be translated into what the everyday fan will do. I've seen it too many times over the years - you get excited in the FT world that something is gaining traction but it usually barely makes a ripple outside these realms. Sadly it's unlikely to be noticeable on Monday but that's not to say something couldn't be done to get publicity.

Can you sort this drama out please @Phil Mitchell

He is someone that can be carried in a good team but he isn't who you want when your backs against the wall. Can't attack, can't defend. Can play short non-progrsssive passes when under little pressure.

He is soulless.

Perfect age for him and his family to have soaked up 2016.

I'm sorted now cheers.

I'm sorted now. Cheers.

I think Soumare and Winks have burned their bridges again. I'd like to see BDCR position be replaced with James and Braybrooke play a bit deeper perhaps with Skipp but be a bit of a play maker.

This makes sense under normal circumstances but we are in extraordinary times where Braybrooke would improve us right now, especially if Soumare and Winks are off. Skipp, Braybrooke and James would compliment each other I reckon.

Good to hear. That's why he seemed to be reigning it in later when I got back to the car no doubt.

Just watching the Forest Man City game and the shithousary that goes on with corners shows the grit and ability to make things uncomfortable that we lack. We were crossing them in for catching practice for the keeper with no one within 6 yards of him yesterday!

That's working for the club but we're on about the BBC. Impartial yes, but impartiality doesn't mean you hide away from the tough questions. When we won the league they were happy to dicesct it and heap praise on everyone. Now it's going to pot they need to get to the bottom of why and ask the right questions.

Could go down as the worst manager in our history.

Yeah he sounded like he was sitting massively on the fence when I was driving home. We've played better in the past and he's been 10x more critical of us. Felt like he was being very careful saying "that was a good interview by Bobby" or "Marti summed that up well" earlier which is a shame as they should have been calling that **** served up today for what it was @Ric Flairstyle.

Very surprised there wasn't a mention of him on the screen or anything. Usually this was something the Birch would do but sadly he's not around anymore to keep the connection with the older times. Even the stadium announcer sounds disinterested these days and concentrates more on his voice than what's he's saying.

RL got their fingers burned with Stringer but refused to move him on out of principal which basically cost all the fans access to the club under NFP, which felt like ages. They probably tread very carefully these days. Always thought that Owyn or how however you spell it is a bit of robot. You may as well have that bloke working for the BBC who interviewed Top for LCFC TV.

I don't know if Sean from Enderby was the actual guy who'd ring up on the moan in or this current bloke on social media has named himself after him!

He was doubled up on like usual today but there was one moment in the first half where we managed for once to move the ball really quickly over to him for him to have a one on one. For some reason he smashed it straight back over to Mavadidi's side where nearly all the players were still, straight over everyone's heads and put it straight out of play. Brainless!

Again we looked like we were blowing out of our backsides after about an hour and the team looked like they'd been on the lash constantly over the festive period. I don't think I can remember such a poorly conditioned side under any regime. Thought Rodgers' teams were bad at the start of seasons sometimes but this is a new level.

Looking for a single adult for this please. Could potentially collect from Leicester area or meet on day in Sheffield.

My lad who's 13 is desperate to go in here but I worry he won't be able to see anything standing. Anyone else take a youngun in there have any feedback? I don't know if it was possible to jocky for position a bit easier with there being no seats? I also thought of the seat section next to it? Do people tend to stand in there still or do they tend to sit?