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Congratulations Millwall, classy as ever.

Premier League PTSD I would have thought.

After all this time, I am none the wiser as to what his game actually is

Hardly. Dutch player of the year twice and Eufa cup winner with Ajax, then won it again with Inter Milan. He was a household name.

I suppose so. I mean they'll always have the simod cup. What more do they want?

That would be one unfortunate looking individual.

Exactly 2 points per game gives us 105 points, the title and breaks our own points record. Very achievable and that'll do me. I don't want to take Reading's record anymore. I mean, what else have they got?

The Championship and The Premier League are two very different things.

I don't get it. I can't find an onomatopoeia in Josh Brownhill's name. What do you mean?

Yes, it is not enough to say that we have a great defence because we have conceded fewest. That only tells half the story. Often teams park the bus against us and concede possession. The result is that they are often less ambitious offensively and our defence is not tested. On occasion, when we are tested, it is reasonable to be concerned that we have looked vulnerable.

Stoke down to ten

One point behind Ipswich as it stands

Just need Norwich and Stoke to hold out now, please.

If it clashed with the domestic season, then yes, I would consider it nonsense.

Its almost as if FT is populated by many different individuals with many different opinions.

I know, I was there too. And i remember the acrimony. I just don't believe that any achievements or 'almosts' were on the same scale of legends like MON, Don and Nigel.

Does Brian Little really belong in that company? That list reminds me a bit of Del Boy'a van: Paris, Milan, Peckham...

Great results tonight. Leeds dropping points really makes that three club chasing pack into a two club chasing pack as far as we are concerned. Made all the sweeter after the massive high they must have been on after thrashing Ipswich. The Scahdenfreude is delicious. On the subject of Leeds, I'd just like to point out that all the variations of '...Leeds, the best team The Championship has ever seen....; jokes are just as funny the seventy third time that you read them as the they were the first. Definitely keep those coming please. At this rate I'm going to start preferring it when Leeds win.

Tonight is the first time that we have sone the double over Cardiff since 1961.

Tidy!

I don't inhabit the sewers of twitter or whatever its called these days, perhaps laughing in he face of a tragic young death is an everyday occurrence, in which case I heartily recommend that you follow my example, but don't you understand the distinction that I have made? We have had this incident held up in front of out faces. What do we think? Silence? I have never advocated or even mentioned apologising on behalf of this individual but we do need to distance ourselves from this kind of behaviour and show a bit of common decency. Anyway, I have said my piece on the matter now, I don't wish to go any further OT

Surely you understand that the actions of individuals directly affects the reputation of the fanbase as a whole. To add to the examples that you have given, if I were a Liverpool fan for instance, I probably wouldn't be wearing the club shirt around Brussels or Turin C.1986. I'm not sure that the locals would be so quick to make the distinction that you have made. I understand the idea of not feeding trolls, but this particular instance has been held up in front of our faces and to simply ignore it, under such circumstances would be to send out a clear message of tacit approval. You may be able to shrug off the association but that doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.

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I don't agree with this. Reputations are built collectively so when a pathetic individual decides to mock a cancer victim, in our name, because he happened to support a club we were playing that week, I'm afraid that casts a shadow upon our support as whole. I'm sure that Ipswich fans realise that collectively we are not the same as our very worst elements but nonetheless he has soiled the name of the club and it's support with his actions. Furthermore, an Ipswich fan has visited the forum to bring this to our attention and thereby challenged us to demonstrate the fact that we are not all Matt whasisname from Blaby,. It is only natural and decent for Leicester fans to pass on our condolences and want to distance ourselves from his behaviour. A response was and is necessary in my opinion which is why I favour the 22 minute applause thing. Matt from Blaby has made this an LCFC issue I'm afraid and one that we need to react to, to show that we deplore the behaviour of this individual, to show respect for the deceased and to reclaim our reputation. It's not enough to shrug our shoulders and say "well it wasn't me".

He's a different blues guitarist entirely.