davieG

Very scrappy this half

1-4 67mins

I don't see it as football, it was much better when the teams came out separately so you could cheer or boo the respective teams. Another side effect of the hooligan 70s

I favour an imaginary card so everyone has to guess who it was for, well we have to guess a lot now as to why the ref blows his whistle and no one knows in the stadium what's happening with VAR.

https://www.irishfa.com/news/2024/february/senior-women-s-team-to-train-in-leicester-ahead-of-play-off-matches The Northern Ireland senior women’s team will be training in Leicester ahead of the upcoming UEFA Women’s Nations League play-off matches against Montenegro. A two-day training camp is to be held at Leicester City Women’s training ground as the team prepare for the games on 23 February (away) and 27 February (home). Senior women’s team manager Tanya Oxtoby will be putting the Northern Ireland squad through their paces at the Belvoir Drive training ground in the East Midlands city on Monday 19 February and on the following day. Northern Ireland boss Oxtoby (pictured) said: "I am really excited about this double header and to get the group back together in fresh surroundings is something I feel will help add to our preparations. "We're delighted to be linking up with Leicester City Women for this and looking forward to putting the work in to ultimately give our special fans something to cheer about when we head back to Belfast." Northern Ireland will benefit from the use of LCFC Women’s award-winning training pitches and first class medical facilities during the two-day camp in Leicestershire. An LCFC Women spokesperson said: "We are looking forward to hosting Northern Ireland at Belvoir Drive later this month as part of their UEFA Women’s Nations League preparations. "King Power Stadium (home of Leicester’s men’s and women’s teams) has already hosted international women’s football this season and we’re delighted that the elite level facilities at Belvoir Drive are now being utilised by our international colleagues. We wish Northern Ireland good luck in their upcoming play-off fixtures.” The squad for the games against Montenegro is due to be announced early next week.

ive been to filbert street n stood on the kop those were the days my friend · Join Paul Cufflin · · This weather takes me back to Jan 92, Notts County away midweek ZDS Cup, 8,000 fans in the open end, well and truly soaked by the end of the game, but we went home happy, spot yourself in the crowd ?

So did life.

PS Not selfie.

yeah didn’t it used to be the player receiving the ball had to be offside when they received it

Do they even know how long 10mins are? Judging from what I see in games the refs have no concept of time. Get consistency right first Do away with the delayed offside flagging Have a visible match clock The biggest time wasting is free kicks. Allow quick free kicks insight of goal, it’s up to the defence to get it sorted instead of arguing with the-ref. Consider going back to the rule book before all these changes it seem to work pretty well for decades

https://getfootballnewsbene.com/leicester-city-sister-club-oh-leuven-announce-more-losses-as-total-reaches-e87m/ No date on the article. LEICESTER CITY SISTER CLUB OH LEUVEN ANNOUNCE MORE LOSSES AS TOTAL REACHES €87M 8 February 2024 As reported by Het Nieuwsblad, the sister club of Leicester City, OH Leuven, have announced more losses. The club has revealed their annual loss to be €18m, meaning that the total loss since they were acquired by the Thai owners of the English side have now reached €87m. However, even with the high losses, the clubs owners have continued to inject money into the club to mean that it remains viable and safe from going under. Yet they may well be questioning where their investment over the years has gotten them. While it did help the side gain promotion to the Belgian Pro League, they are in danger this year of being relegated back to the second tier. Back to back wins over Genk and Westerlo have seen them climb out of the bottom four, but only on goal difference as they sit level on points and games won with Charleroi. The rest of February will certainly go a long way to determining the sides fate at the end of the season. They face three struggling sides in Standard Liege, Charleroi and RWDM by the end of the month. After that, its two fixtures against title chasing Union St Gilloise and Club Brugge before a final home game against KV Mechelen. GBeNeFN | Ben Jackson

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I'd have thought with things like brakes they're looking for the lifetime of them to last at least a year. Having said my experience is if they can find something to provide them work them they'll probably mention it.

+4 minutes Do they just draw a number out the hat?

No one ever wins these disputes On April 6, 1893, the longest boxing fight in history took place. The match lasted 110 rounds! It was between Andy Bowen and Jack Burke and ended up being a draw... Will this one go on longer?

We used to have regular reserve team and league in the 60s so probably the 50s which always included some 1st teamers, no subs back then so you only needed 11 on a matchday as well so might have played in that.

Not listed on the FT History Section or Of Fossils and Foxes

https://www.lcfc.com/news/3884342/great-to-be-back-out-there-says-alves?lang=en - Includes Video Great To Be Back Out There, Says Alves Will Alves feels he is building up towards full match fitness after starting in the Leicester City Development Squad’s victory over Brentford B. - Will Alves played for the first time since December, starting the game in Seagrave - It was a good feeling to be in action for the youngster and contribute to the win The Foxes youngsters emerged as 3-2 victors in their final Premier League Cup group stage fixture on Monday evening, earning a spot in the competition’s round of 16 as a result. After defeats in each of their first three matches, it was some turnaround to qualify. “It's a brilliant feeling,” the youngster admitted following full-time at LCFC Training Ground. “I think the lads started off slowly, but winning three games on the bounce in this competition has been really good for us. LCFC MEN U21S Video published 05 Feb 2024 Video duration 01:06 'Getting Sharper & Sharper' Will Alves speaks after returning to action in the Leicester City Development Squad's win over Brentford B at LCFC Training Ground. “To qualify, it's a great achievement for all the boys as well. The way that the lads have dug in and how we've performed in this competition has been really good in the later stages. We’re just looking forward to the next round now.” In a good place following injury, having had a setback on his return from anterior cruciate ligament damage, the 18-year-old got over an hour in the tank, just the second time he has featured in a competitive game this season. The midfielder added: “I thought I did well; it was just nice to be out there playing again, really. Obviously, I've struggled to be on the pitch recently, and just being able to play 60 minutes and get through it fine, is a great feeling for myself. “I'm just going to keep pushing, getting sharper and sharper and in a better condition as well, just playing more minutes and looking forward to the next games and training as well.”

BBC 'Biggest-ever' Leicester Comedy Festival launched By Will Jefford BBC News, Leicester Leicester Comedy Festival has returned for the 31st time, bringing some of the biggest names in UK comedy to pubs and bars across the city. Hundreds of performances will take place during the 18-day festival, which will start on Wednesday. It will feature shows from patron Stewart Lee, as well as Romesh Ranganathan and Paul Sinha. Festivals and programme director, Charlotte Laidet, said it would be their biggest festival ever. More than 65 venues in Leicester, Market Harborough, Lutterworth, Mountsorrel and Coalville will host events during the festival. Kevin Daniel, who became a comedian after seeing a flyer at the festival in 2019, will be performing his debut hour-long show. "The festival has been a big part of my whole comedy journey since I started in 2019," he said. "We're so lucky to have it here on our doorstep in the East Midlands. It's brilliant."