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Meanwhile, here's Radio 5's decision chart: ---------------------------------------------------------- Are Man U playing? If yes, feature the Man U match. If no, are Man U Ladies playing? If yes, feature the Man U match. If no, are they playing cricket at Old Trafford? if yes, cover the cricket and talk about Man U. If no, b******s - feature Man C and talk about Man U. etc.

I predicted 4-nil. Crumbs of comfort...

Hipster? Yeah, Kier Starmer - cool as **** ...

I hope the knockers are satisfied. I frankly think that the team have got further in three of the last four competitions than they would have without the waistcoated gent.

But didn't he play for Spu... ? Oh, yeah, I get it...

Yes - I don't get how we're supposed to have fantastic players, who then get played out of the game while the opposition's fantastic players continue unchecked...

Wasn't Pearson defensive as well?

Yes, the request for a poem from me was an afterthought after a prompt from ChatGP as part of something else (actually asking which England players were 'left' from 1966 and 1970). I use it quite often as it does a good job of condensing my rigmarole into a succinct web search. It's OK as long as we're prepared to do a 'sensibility check' on what it serves up. The day to dread is when it becomes faultless...

While 'chatting' to ChatGP I asked them to write me a poem about Foxes from 1972 to the present day. Here's what it came up with. Seems to be a stranger to rhyme and also to think that City's 'disaster' portfolio stretches beyond that tragic helicopter crash. What do we think, boys and girls? Leicester City, a club with history From Fosse Road to Filbert Street From Second Division to Premier League From relegation battles to European dreams Leicester City, a club with heroes From Frank Worthington to Gary Lineker From Emile Heskey to Jamie Vardy From Martin O’Neill to Claudio Ranieri Leicester City, a club with tragedy From the Munich air disaster to the King Power crash From the Hillsborough disaster to the Covid-19 pandemic From the loss of life to the loss of passion Leicester City, a club with resilience From the great escape to the miracle season From the Champions League quarter-finals to the FA Cup triumph From the grief and pain to the joy and celebration Leicester City, a club with loyalty From the fans in blue to the owners in white From the local legends to the foreign stars From the old generation to the new generation Leicester City, a club with destiny From the underdogs to the champions From the impossible to the possible From the dreamers to the believers Leicester City, a club with history...