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It's all about the midfield for me. If the mids put in even a half decent performance then Nelson's calm quality and potential shine through. If the full backs add to the equation then we might even get a clean sheet.

Their team's supporters should think themselves lucky that they have a polo God in Top playing for their relatively lower level team. They will drop spectacularly once he hangs up his croquet mallet.

No, not at all. The world (literally) was surprised, and in the main delighted with our becoming English Premier League champions. Many were surprised but not so much delighted with our FA Cup win. The world is not as surprised that we have dropped back to being a yo-yo club again. They are probably disappointed rather than thinking that the success is tainted.

Sadly the interim managing director couldn't do any worse than the previous bunch of clowns.

Ironic that this part describes exactly the attitude of the players who have brought on the decline and subsequent separation from the supporters.

And there was a time, not too long ago when we had a thousand Romans banging on the doors of a packed stadium trying to get in to serenade our manager

My concern is that Stokes will implement bazball and that that the pace bowlers will be one dimensional and play into the Aussies hands. I hope that there will be defining performances from the likes of Archer, Wood, Brook and Root but we will need heroic series from at least three players to bring the ashes home. Come on England. Do this.

No. OMFG. How on Earth did Leicester City Football Club drop to such a ridiculous level that we could possibly consider Hamza to be the answer to our striker problem. I agree with general consensus that we are screwed without an effective striker but come on..Hamza?

Get money back like you used to with pop bottles. Send him back to Austria because he's got no goals left in him.

Not stupid at all moggy girl. We could really do with it with our current so called strikers.

I was so thrilled to see Vardy score the goal against Juventus. Memories came flooding back. Not just the style of the goal, which was typical in itself, moreso that it was against Juve. How many times did Vardy single handedly wear down top 6 defences? How many times did he score against them, even with poor service. I went to the Hull game, just as I did 2 years ago. In the latter, it was vintage Vardy; scoring a brace, giving it to the home fans and pulling their defenders apart all afternoon. We were generally poor that day, just as we were a fortnight ago. Who made the difference? I miss him like mad and watching highlights of a vintage Vardy performance at Cremonese is good therapy.

What seller did you use? I'm after the black third strip shirt.

Other than that, everything's peachy

Followed by Brendan being given an offer that he couldn't refuse. Bye bye Brenda

He's got a shed load of notes prepared for his new book. Title to follow but I'm sure that there would be plenty of suggestions.

Quoted from SSN: "I have had informal chats with Desmond and Michael," he said in September. "I haven't had an offer yet to think over and until that comes I am not going to be so arrogant to say I want to be here for another three years." No, Brendan. No-one could ever accuse you of being arrogant.

Only another 90 years until we are champions of England. Unfortunate for these blokes that they were so close to witnessing the first.

Johann Cruyff had the odd good game for other clubs and Holland.

How dare you put tea lady and Soumare in the same sentence. Tea lady is busy and useful

So sad. I thought that he had found his path again with his coaching. He seemed to be so comfortable and confident with it. Great memories of his rise to prominence and his successes. RIP

How about the top three get promoted to the Premier League. Then the 4th to 7th, 4th to 10th, 4th to 24th or whatever gets a place in the Europa Conference. I'd rather that than yet another display of the EFL's disrespect of what it takes to get promoted into the Premier League.

Little Nathan Dyer. What a star Swansea reserve, binned, gives his all for us and later shows up for training in South Wales with a "Whassup bitches" dangling a Premier League winners medal in front of their jealous faces.

Unfortunately open away ends are the flip side to the nostalgia of traditional stadia.

Oldham's Boundary Park. I went twice in the eighties. Horrid stadium, dump of a town, always raining (open away end), we often lost and you have to go through Oldam to get there. Thinking about watching us lose 2-0 away to them on a very cold and wet day in December still makes me shudder. Then they make the audacious move of installing the very early version of a plastic pitch. I am happy to admit that I have no problem with the fact that while we are planning a trip to Manchester United, they are limbering up to take on Maidenhead United.