Corky

Let's be fair, he can't focus on the club because of Covid or something.

Our midfield is now crocked.

We are missing Hermansen hugely.

And there it is.

Norwich 4-0 up at West Brom. They will overtake us soon.

No surprise that Palace had their best season as soon as this "cult hero" was shoved out of the door onto his arse.

So we lose our best player, bring on the next best ball player to play him out of position and move Choudhury into midfield. Brilliant.

They could not bear being part of another Leicester defeat.

They are statistics you would have expected from Burton, Scunthorpe and Yeovil when they were in this division.

The Class of 92 have a very limited football experience. Mostly playing for one club under one man. Nicky Butt probably has the most interesting story having moved, been relegated and promoted, played for different managers. There are only so many times you can say "Well, Fergie did this".

If they do win (as they should) there will be a bit of noise comparing where the clubs were on specific dates but anyone who has followed this division won't be surprised. We aren't viewed as a good team.

Multiple businesses?

I agree with those who say the job is the biggest he'll get. He is struggling to justify it. Pundits who cover this league are not having our current position and statistics. You don't brush off or get away with Leicester being near the bottom of metrics tables in this league. You don't set up like we do in this league.

Absurd by Fluke is proper football music, unlike that dreadful GOAT garbage.

Isn't it a nightmare for public transport?

Is the lad even missing a game? Cremonese play at 5.30pm our time tomorrow, could easily get back for Tuesday.

Wilson almost there now. Higgins looks knackered.

If you watched the snooker and the last few minutes of this you had an incredible hour

What the hell was that?

Aren't they playing tomorrow? Many of us also watch other football matches. God, imagine the misery if this was the only thing you followed..

It was in terms of the unexpected nature of it. Fully deserved on the pitch.

Only in exceptional circumstances such as those at Sheffield Wednesday (points deductions, embargoes, virtually a youth squad) would that be acceptable. We backed Cooper with enough resource to give him a chance. There was no excuse for writing off a season and letting him start again plus, what if we started this season badly? With that baggage it cannot carry on.

I don't believe you should keep someone because the alternatives could be worse but it is relevant as to how we got here. It was three months from relegation being confirmed (probably another two before that where it looked very likely) to him being appointed. He clearly was not our first choice and we spent months in limbo not knowing who would be in charge. No preparation for training, transfers in and out, culture etc. What did they see in Cifuentes that other candidates didn't have? He is doing a poor job. He shouldn't be here. But the fact he is, is down to the people who will find the next one. That is just as important.

We probably would. Cooper is more suited to this level and was appointed at the wrong time. Another failing by the powers that be.

Our two most popular recent managers, O'Neill and Pearson, thrived on proving the critics wrong. Putting it in the dressing room, firing people up. Yet these owners just try to avoid it and pretend it isn't happening. But theirs is the best way, clearly.