Spudulike

The players are most likely over it already. Probably finding it quite funny

Rowett mentioned something about the club making an ambitious appointment

This had got a Bristol City vibe to it.

Southampton won't be that shite second half. If they pull one back, as likely, the defence will be all over the place again. Have to get through the first 10-15 mins without conceding, obvs.

9-0 incoming

We need someone in the West Stand to keep an eye on who's in attendance.

Other.... never go to a pub pre-match. Something that I've never done. My Dad never did either and my son's not bothered.

C'mon, who's put a fiver on Southgate https://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/leicester-city/next-permanent-manager

Ramsay will hopefully be back in March. Very decent player if we can get him fit.

They'll need to get a wiggle on as no one will renew if Martin gets the job.

It's getting towards the situation that we might have to risk an appeal in an attempt to get some of those points back. Could be the difference between relegation or not.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43146018.app#:~:text=Leicester City will pay the,loss when they won promotion.

So will Sean Dyche and Thomas Frank.

The curling is good.

Jealousy. LCFC are one of the top 5 most successful English clubs this century. How can we be compared with, or even be rivals, with a club that doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence? Most Leicester fans (not all, obvs) really have no reason to see Coventry as anything other than geographical rivals.

Getting points is crucial now. I really won't care if Ayew scores the winner.

I will always back the lads until I start seeing the apathetic, effortless, don't care attitude then count me out. If this shitty week doesn't spark a reaction today then we've had it (obvs not the players, makes no difference to them).

It's going to be interesting what the effect will be on this seasons relegated clubs, Wolves, West Ham? Notts F , in respect of Point 11 over the 37 months. One or two of the established clubs is likely to go down with unsellable players on massive long-term contracts.

Perhaps the EFL/PL will appeal?

We seem to be getting plenty of sympathy on the BBC comments. It's a ManC pile on... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c5y31xk1zx0o

Unpopular opinion, cause we all think the club deserve a points deduction and everything that is coming to us, right? Right? but this could be absolutely nothing to do with timings or depth of sanctions. Just as likely the EFL/PL authorities case is just not bearing up to legal scrutiny and it's been kicked into the long grass, just like ManC. Realise this might upset a few but it's another opinion that is just as likely. F'ck 'em.

It wouldn't have been if it involved Arsenal or Liverpool. And the wise sage pundits would nod along in agreement as the incident took place too far away from the goal. Yellow card only. Or summat.

So is he the last one now or do we have anymore in the backlog?

It's a risk in the same way it was with Ramsay. But then it wasn't seen as a risk with Jordan James and both are unavailable now. All footballers are an injury risk to a certain degree. A risk worth taking, probably.