urban.spaceman

June 30th. 2025. The only correct answer.

Paul that was this season. It was only 5 months ago.

Stripping at Bistro Live it is then.

Vardy cost us £5000 per goal. Ward cost us everything.

Won’t be convinced Ward is actually gone until I see him in another club’s colours or working on a building site.

You new Hermione, Harry and Ron: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5ygp0908g9o I hope these kids are protected from the inevitable toxicity on all sides.

1996 was such an iconic summer. One of the absolute best.

Big Ron: That was almost a replica of the Cantona goal in the cup final, the way he’s composed himself and hit it. Great strike, great timing, and as you so rightly said, what a great substitution.

^ from memory.

Well… But… That could be…. The winner from Claridge IT IS! STEVIE CLARIDGE! HAS GIVEN LEICESTER! A PLACE IN THE PREMIERSHIP! And Martin O’Neill’s masterstroke, in the most unexpected way, has paid off! And the man he signed for a million pounds, has scored a goal, that’s worth a lot lot more than that. Stevie Claridge hits the back of the net, and that means that Leicester, are back in the Premiership.

I can still remember walking up Wembley Way. I can still remember ripping up the newspaper to use as confetti. I can still remember Super Stevie Claridge reverberating around the concourse before the match. I can still remember spotting people I knew from school. I can still remember the slightly obstructed view from behind the stanchion. I can still remember the blue and while balloons. I can still remember the people sitting around me. I can still remember time standing still as that ball was in the air. I can still remember the ****ing ROAR when it went in. I can still remember getting home to watch the whole thing again on VHS recorded off the telly. Easily, one of the greatest days of my childhood and as a Leicester City fan. NOSTALGIA TRIP:

Not only that but he’s also got a League Cup winners medal AND spent a few games on the bench this season, which if you ask Chilwell means he’s definitely won the Premier League too.

What a ****ing idiot:

https://apnews.com/article/trump-russia-ukraine-war-633a216d0506c82353fc7745b69c0fe0 His first day in office

He said one day!

Shout out to the other 5 who put 1st. The sun will shine on us again my friends.

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Hope the club distributes free copies of the season review DVD so we can have a ceremonial burning.

When the stream is more entertaining than the football

The only reason they've gone after us, Everton and Forest so vehemently is to try and prove they don't need a football regular and can handle things in-house. But in doing so, they've made a rod for their own back and now CAN'T let Man City get away with anything without a backlash. They HAVE to relegate them.

Half a billion and rising.

I very much doubt the club would have done the former without strong legal advice - as I said a few posts above, we refused to submit a business plan to the EFL on De Marco's advice that we didn't have to according to the rules. He was proven right and I suspect he will be in this case too. Alleging non-cooperation is an absurdity too - if they are indeed demanding things they're not supposed to be demanding why should we cooperate with that? Furthermore, this is a passage from the panel in the Everton case ruling: "In this case, we have read and considered with care the parties’ submissions in this respect, set out above at paragraph 159 above and not repeated here. In our view, many if not most of the criticisms levelled against the Club in this respect by the PL are unwarranted, overstated, or both. In our view, the Club has indeed cooperated with the PL in the presentation of these proceedings according to the Standard Directions (to which the Club consented from the outset) albeit in a manner that protected (quite properly) the interests of the Club." I don't trust a single thing the Premier League does.

It’s the fact that he’s allowed to breed which irks me.