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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."

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Do they still use blackboards, I'm sure they don't use the old slate ones.

I view it on my pc with Adblock and it’s perfectly readable obviously can’t say the same about all the contents and it’s best to ignore the titles. As @mod herosaid Jordan Blackwell writes some decent stuff

They'll be few more soon as they come back for the extra cash The government is preparing to offer dentists cash incentives to take on extra NHS patients, and send teams to schools to treat children's teeth. Under a plan to boost services in England seen by the BBC, dentists will receive a "bonus" to take on more NHS patients. Up to 240 dentists will also be offered £20,000 to work for three years in under-served areas. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68171168 Not sure 240 is enough to c over under-served areas, is there anywhere not under-served?

They have no real power just like the Lord Mayor of Leicester just a big influence so anything really as their influence would still be around. While we're at it remove the Bishops from the House of Lords failing that let every other religion be represented.

Problem is the rich six don't rely much on the lifeblood of the game in this country so probably don't care all that much, they certainly don't care about the rest of the PL

They used to have a main film then an 30min cliffhanger serial which carried on next week - 5d old pennies. The kids mainly turned up on their own. As I remember it. They could do it today but they'd all be on their phones watching youtube.

Silko Thomas spoke of his desire to continue working his way into Leicester City’s First Team squad in the future. https://www.lcfc.com/news/3873415/thomas-first-team-minutes-the-target?fbclid=IwAR2Iuh4pQt-DF1zBjF5DT8qkWh8z498y4_3Nxwr76cCWqfbFod5yBKlebiw&lang=en

Or Copy the NFL you know the land of the free with every man for himself The NFL league negotiates national merchandise, licensing, and TV contracts, which make up most of the national revenue. The 32 teams receive equal shares of this money, regardless of individual team performance. The teams generate local income through concession sales, ticket sales, and corporate sponsors. https://easyreadernews.com/nfl-economics-how-do-nfl-teams-make-money/#:~:text=The league negotiates national merchandise,ticket sales%2C and corporate sponsors.

I think it's the PL nothing to do with the FA. The PL and EFL make up their own FFP rules.

Saturday morning pictures? Look at all the boots...Maybe it was snowing outside... I used to go to the Knighton Kinema

Need some fresh legs

The Saints are now one point ahead of Leeds, but have a game in hand too, that could stretch the gap to four points. They are still to visit King Power Stadium, Elland Road and Portman Road this term. https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/sport/leeds-united/russell-martin-joke-leeds-united-28566507