Spudulike

Liverpool, everyone else does.

Just came on.

We owned them, that day. All pubs and roads leading to Wembley were awash with blue n white. You couldn't see a Derby scarf or flag outside the stadium as the team buses worked their way through the crowd. The media thought it a formality that multi-million pound Derby would cruise it. But it was always going to be our day, you could feel it in the air. One of the best football days, ever.

I think the Cov thing intensified (from their side) quite recently after we won the FA Cup. That was the only thing they could batter us with "you've never won a 'proper' cup". Always been a pathetic non-club that once got lucky 37 years ago. I don't care enough to hate them.

Loads of bands had 'their' crowd's rocking. I don't listen to Idles but I enjoyed the first couple of times seeing there raw energy and passion. Almost mesmerising. However, I found them unnecessarily borish at last years Glastonbury. It put me off. Seen enough.

Agree with that. I tried but no, given up. Idles won't be missed, for me anyway. Nor the shite Last Dinner Parteh.

I thought that must be a mistake when I saw that. Wasn't sure if they were still in business. No shows for over three years. This would be the only reason why I'd want to go to Glastonbury. Just hope they show the full set on TV. ....and Wet Leg. Thought they'd given up as well.

Whatever happened to Sid Tavare? Going to be world class according to some.

Sadly, I won't be able to catch the Musical Box on what might be their last ever tour to the UK. Really wanted to go to the DeMontfort Hall show recreating the Genesis Live gig that spawned part of the album. Missed it back in the day which became one of my musical regrets.

Father and daughter perform Supper's Ready. Brought a tear to my eye. @l444ry

Can't imagine our current squad tearing into the opposition in tribute to a beloved friend.

I thought that Ian Carter was very good and summed it up well

And we've seen that before with Stringer and Pearson following an interview with Jack Hobbs.

So many times we see the goal scorer being allowed to delay the restart as he casually walks back as everyone waits. It's almost an unwritten rule that it's part of the reward to receive individual adulation. Not always seen by the armchair viewers as they are being treated to endless replays. Perhaps that's the reason, all stage managed for the broadcasters.

It's always felt that officials play a leading role in the time wasting panto. They are often as guilty as the players.

Apparently he's Scottish. Who knew

Need to do something about keepers wasting time at goal kicks. And hand out yellow cards for prolonged goal celebrations.

'Course it is. Just an example of a leader that would take action if appropriate. Not a good look for the King Power brand.

The Thailand 3 didn't last long, nor Pearson (albeit different circumstances).

Vichai might have done.

Pickford is crying himself to sleep.

See what you did there

Difficult choice.

Don't know about the odds on RvN leaving but I'm getting my money on Bobby Reid winning the LCFC goal of the month for February