Unpopular Opinions You Hold

[MPH]

13 hours ago, Pliskin said:

Fish and chips are rubbish… flaccid, floppy, soggy, greasy chips. 

 

[BenTheFox]

It's wrong that there's a statue of Vichai outside of the ground but not one for any player or manager. 

[Soar Fox]

On 24/10/2024 at 22:45, Wymsey said:

Frydales is the best one in Leicester, personally.

Followed by Grimsby Fisheries.

Changed ownership recently. 
 

I do/did like a chip shop dinner but the prices nowadays for a family of 4 is ridiculous for what it is. Also the one I use seem to be on portion control. Less chips, smaller fish but higher prices. 

[Sly]

My latest one is that Fireworks are the most over rated thing in the world. 

[Daggers]

13 minutes ago, Sly said:

My latest one is that Fireworks are the most over rated thing in the world. 

 

[Sly]

3 minutes ago, Daggers said:

 

Cheers @Daggers 

[The Bear]

I'm still firmly of the opinion that the public shouldn't be allowed to buy them. Organised displays only with licenses issued by the local council who can charge for them. 

[Jon the Hat]

23 minutes ago, The Bear said:

I'm still firmly of the opinion that the public shouldn't be allowed to buy them. Organised displays only with licenses issued by the local council who can charge for them. 

Works well over here.  Mind you that is mainly to stop the whole country being on fire.

[Nalis]

On 06/11/2024 at 10:13, BenTheFox said:

It's wrong that there's a statue of Vichai outside of the ground but not one for any player or manager. 

Said this at the time. Was our best owner of course, but its a bit odd. 

[Nalis]

I hope Man City get away with all the charges

[Koke]

1 hour ago, Nalis said:

I hope Man City get away with all the charges

 

Why ?

[ozleicester]

I believe we should be nice to people and act in their best interest.

[bovril]

8 minutes ago, ozleicester said:

I believe we should be nice to people and act in their best interest.

Sometimes one precludes the other. 

[Nalis]

2 hours ago, Koke said:

 

Why ?

The rules are a farce to start with and we're only brought in by Chelsea, Man U, Liverpool and Arsenal to stop any more Man Citys, all while those teams bend the rules so much themselves.

 

Plus the charges trigger Man U and Liverpool fans so much. To be honest it's mainly this one.

Edited 8 November 2024 by Nalis

[BenTheFox]

3 hours ago, Nalis said:

I hope Man City get away with all the charges

I kinda do as well. I don't like Man City, but the rules are farcical. 

[The Bear]

The rules may be farcical and anti-competitive, but I still want those that break them punished as severely as possible. 

 

The likes of the bottom half teams who've had to restrict spending to comply have been severely disadvantaged, and allowing the bigger clubs to disregard the rules would be a smack in the face to those who've followed them. 

[Sly]

1 hour ago, Nalis said:

The rules are force to start with and we're only brought in by Chelsea, Man U, Liverpool and Arsenal to stop any more Man Citys, all while those teams bend the rules so much themselves.

 

Plus the charges trigger Man U and Liverpool fans so much. To be honest it's mainly this one.

I’m the same.

 

I’ve no issue with Manchester City. I know about 2 people who support them and they actually live in Manchester.

 

It’s the 10,000s of others that support Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool …. Great to see them triggered. 

[Samilktray]

Also be quite funny to see @Fox92 reaction to Man City's getting away with the charges

(only joking Fox92 youre a good lad)

(I'm not joking that much would be funny tbh)

[Stadt]

Most of the 115 or whatever are small fry things from absolutely years ago. Being stripped of titles would be farcical - I’m fed up of football discussion centred on regulations and finances and if they’re severely punished it only gets worse.

[Fox92]

2 hours ago, Samilktray said:

Also be quite funny to see @Fox92 reaction to Man City's getting away with the charges

(only joking Fox92 youre a good lad)

(I'm not joking that much would be funny tbh)

I refrained from posting when I saw that Nalis post that.

[foxes1988]

Farmland is not beautiful countryside but rather a rural industrial estate

[jgtuk]

2 minutes ago, foxes1988 said:

Farmland is not beautiful countryside but rather a rural industrial estate

Been saying this for years, modern farming is a blight on our countryside and the environment. 
loss of habitat, overuse of pesticides and herbicides and overgrazing of sheep and cattle have a lot to answer for 

[leicsmac]

19 minutes ago, foxes1988 said:

Farmland is not beautiful countryside but rather a rural industrial estate

 

14 minutes ago, jgtuk said:

Been saying this for years, modern farming is a blight on our countryside and the environment. 
loss of habitat, overuse of pesticides and herbicides and overgrazing of sheep and cattle have a lot to answer for 

I'd be interested to hear what alternatives spring to mind that wouldn't result in a massive population crash.

[jgtuk]

1 minute ago, leicsmac said:

 

I'd be interested to hear what alternatives spring to mind that wouldn't result in a massive population crash.

I’d also be interested. I just know that after more than 40 years (on and off) of helping to gather data on flora and fauna that a very large proportion of losses can be attributed to modern agriculture practices. 
 

[The Bear]

1 minute ago, jgtuk said:

I’d also be interested. I just know that after more than 40 years (on and off) of helping to gather data on flora and fauna that a very large proportion of losses can be attributed to modern agriculture practices. 

No doubt. I think switching to much safer chemicals in pesticides and herbicides would go a long way to helping. Especially when you get the runoff into rivers and streams.