RichardGearman

If i paid a couple hundred quid to go 6 hours down to portsmouth i too would give them both barrels and then some.

We allow Marlon Pack to boss our midfield, a literal npc bloke you see about town who can't run, can't tackle and looks like he's been on the piss for 5 weeks. We deserve to go down. At least 07/08 actually fought til the end.

Harsh on rotten vegetables

If we were Fc Leicesteria in portugal we would be on the training pitch offering a square go to winks since he thinks he has the bollocks

Player of the season: bilal el khannous and i am being dead serious.

Shane flynn's video on his experience with how rudkin approaches contract negotiation the man is a pathetic worm https://x.com/lee1978lcfc/status/2033594351595483397?s=20

Absolute grim reading and completely confirming how Teflon Jon behaves.

Olly Skipp is literally the only first teamer i will keep. The only one that's bothered to run.

I dunno i'd sit on 75k a week then **** off to turkey either way

Rowett has never collided with players this talented and youngsters with extremely high ceilings and has failed miserably. Not all his fault but leicester have got worse every single game and for some reason made the stupid mistake of trusting harry winks, a toxic influence over the rest of the squad and is not up for the scrap.

Yeah but he made a complete tit out of himself in training and caused a huge bust up during the rvn premier league disasterclass. He had to apologise to all the players. Would never have worked.

Well considering we will probably be strapped to actually sign anyone and will have to blood youngsters we will probably need an academy coach from an elite football club thats used to working with world class facilities, therefore a potential shortlist would be; Jack Wilshere - Luton Town (did coaching badges with arsenal and has elite pedigree as a player) (if we can pay any compo) Ben wilkinson - man city Callum Mcfarlane - chelsea Kevin Brok - leverkusen Julian Lopez - Castilla Jean-François Vulliez - psg A reminder Nigel Pearson's first permanent managerial role was leicester.