Craig

Nigel and his team almost solely built the foundations of the modern day Leicester City over two spells. Without those foundations we would likely be nothing like we are today, and certainly wouldn't have had the success we have. There's an argument that he's not the greatest manager we've ever had (I would say he is), but I'm not sure anybody can deny that he's the most important. Nothing but love for the man.

They'd leave even earlier then to make sure they got a seat on the bus

**** 'em

Lot to be said for the Non-League scene. Dead proud of Kettering today. Cracking atmosphere, part-timers giving 110% for 120 minutes.

It locks into place and there's less risk of injury when celebrating. My legs are forever getting cut on the plastic seat fittings!

Hiya

The upgrade is astonishing. How didn't we just opt for him in the summer?

It's over the line

We may well do, but one of the "prototypes" is the metal seating

My understanding is that there are different types of safe standing there. So I guess the club will be looking to get feedback from these sessions as well as show it to those that maybe wouldn't be in the area where it will be used in the next couple of games.

What I love about our club is how well they communicate with us

It's there now apparently

Safe standing currently going into SK1. What on earth is this...

Lovely stuff. Ruud Van Nigelrooy!

It's on there for me

I'd say it's almost certainly Winks

Percy saying Potter. Anyone got the full article? Also says Cooper is stunned

The turd has been flushed and I am astonished they've had the bottle to do it so soon. What a joyous day.

Ditto. Not missed a league game this season and I wanted him gone weeks ago. Yet to speak to anyone else at recent games that wants him to stay either.

You can tell he's settling into the pace of English football more and more with every game. Looks to be a really good signing if played correctly.

The funny thing is that it's poor refereeing that is keeping us from being bottom. We'd have probably lost at Ipswich and Southampton should the referees have done their jobs properly and given them a penalty each.

He can get as many points as he likes vs Brentford and West Ham, it doesn't change the fact that there is no future under this manager.

That'd probably still be better news than them going bankrupt

Oh well done

I haven't even read it but option 1 all the way. Time to reclaim the Kop.