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He did it according to the BBC

Leo and Shinji benched for Youri. Like it.

Wrexham will go for him for the name and the revenue from shirt sales only. It will be the enterance into that Hollywood story BS and make a good episode of Welcome to Wrexham. It wouldn't be for footballing resons though. He may get a sub in a game, but they will not bounce into the Championship and be in the top 6 like Mac probably thinks they will. 18 in the Championship 2 seasons ago doesn't mean he will get 18 this season. If he wants football, Wrexham isn't the place to go. Would love to see him go back Fleetwood, but I know it will be Wrexham or Birmingham as they will throw money at the wall for him.

"Opposition fans, naturally, are somewhat less enamoured with our No.9. His 148 goals for us have come against 48 different clubs, at home and abroad, and he’s always let them know. " Proof reading not part of Sam at LCFC's job I see. https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/jamie-vardy-speaks-leaving-leicester-city-lcfc-striker-premier-league-goat

I await the abuse, but retire the number 9 shirt after him. I really, really hope he doesn't go Wrexham.

After all the complants about ticket prices at the start of the season and believing they could get away with it, it was good to see that even with tourists in the home end and playing the champions elect, there was still swathes of empty seats. People eventually paid PL prices for Championship football last season as we were winning. It shouldn't be near £100 to take me and daughter to a match. People are struggling to pay their energy bills or make ends meet and to watch their team it is either pay through nose for tickets, pay crazy prices for Sky Sports or know how to/know a guy who can help set up IPTV. But at least the last 2 games are cat C and its only £69 for me and my daughter to go.

From previous experience we are all running a fools errand looking at people we have heard of. Has anyone checked the Ukrainian 3rd division to see if any of their coaches are looking for a new challenge?

Personally it's not have my weekends ruined any more. If we all of a sudden went on a winning streak it would probably piss me off more. Would like to see Vardy make 200 though.

It was Corbyn. It was a policy to throw at the wall in the hope to win votes. Same as when Richi promised National Service to get a few more from the right on his side. Either way. I am prepared for this thread.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/leicester-new-manager-shortlist-van-nistelrooy-future-b2737452.html?utm_source=livescore&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=foryou Ruud van Nistelrooy will meet with Leicester City bosses for discussions over his future this week, though it is understood that the club’s hierarchy have drawn up a list of possible replacements for the Dutchman. Leicester were relegated last weekend after their 1-0 loss to Liverpool, with the Foxes having suffered 16 defeats across 20 league games since Van Nistelrooy was appointed manager in late November 2024. And the dire situation at the club has forced bosses to compile a list of potential replacements for Van Nistelrooy, with Sky Sports reporting that former interim England manager Lee Carsley is a possible candidate alongside Danny Rohl and former Southampton boss Russell Martin. It is believed that Van Nistelrooy will likely remain in charge until the end of the season, though there are doubts as to whether either side wants to continue after the end of the season. In addition, any pay-off made to the 48-year-old in the event of his sacking could cause Leicester difficulty in meeting their PSR obligations for the current financial year, with the club having sacked Steve Cooper and his staff in November. At the same time, it is believed that the Dutchman is reluctant to walk away from the club having signed a deal that runs until 2027. Reflecting on the season, Jamie Vardy has labelled the situation a “total embarrassment”, with Leicester having lost 12 of their last 14 matches in all competitions. The loss to the Reds also meant that Leicester became the first team in top-flight history to go nine consecutive home league games without scoring. “No words I have can ever express my feelings of anger and sadness with the way this season has gone. There are no excuses,” said Vardy, "Collectively, as players and as a club, we failed. There is simply no hiding, and I refuse to entertain any suggestion of doing so. "Having been at this club for so long, we've experienced so many highs and successes, and this season has been nothing but miserable, and for me personally, a total embarrassment. It hurts, and I know you're feeling it too. “To the fans: I'm sorry.”

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/leicester-new-manager-shortlist-van-nistelrooy-future-b2737452.html?utm_source=livescore&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=foryou Ruud van Nistelrooy will meet with Leicester City bosses for discussions over his future this week, though it is understood that the club’s hierarchy have drawn up a list of possible replacements for the Dutchman. Leicester were relegated last weekend after their 1-0 loss to Liverpool, with the Foxes having suffered 16 defeats across 20 league games since Van Nistelrooy was appointed manager in late November 2024. And the dire situation at the club has forced bosses to compile a list of potential replacements for Van Nistelrooy, with Sky Sports reporting that former interim England manager Lee Carsley is a possible candidate alongside Danny Rohl and former Southampton boss Russell Martin. It is believed that Van Nistelrooy will likely remain in charge until the end of the season, though there are doubts as to whether either side wants to continue after the end of the season. In addition, any pay-off made to the 48-year-old in the event of his sacking could cause Leicester difficulty in meeting their PSR obligations for the current financial year, with the club having sacked Steve Cooper and his staff in November. At the same time, it is believed that the Dutchman is reluctant to walk away from the club having signed a deal that runs until 2027. Reflecting on the season, Jamie Vardy has labelled the situation a “total embarrassment”, with Leicester having lost 12 of their last 14 matches in all competitions. The loss to the Reds also meant that Leicester became the first team in top-flight history to go nine consecutive home league games without scoring. “No words I have can ever express my feelings of anger and sadness with the way this season has gone. There are no excuses,” said Vardy, "Collectively, as players and as a club, we failed. There is simply no hiding, and I refuse to entertain any suggestion of doing so. "Having been at this club for so long, we've experienced so many highs and successes, and this season has been nothing but miserable, and for me personally, a total embarrassment. It hurts, and I know you're feeling it too. “To the fans: I'm sorry.”

It would be longer than The Lord of The Rings extended trilogy.

Best use of AI I have seen this year!

Hindsight being 20/20, was sacking Cooper the thing that buggered us up royally? Do you think we may have got a few more points with him in charge, or was it just a shite replacement in Ruud who had impressed the board by beating us twice with a United team and his time slowly breaking down PSV?