Post Match Stoke 0 Leicester 5

[bocadillo]

I know why

And only a few seasons before, that single substitute could be used solely for the replacement of an injured player.

 

[Miles Away]

Just one sub? Was Enzo in charge?





I know why

Was probably a keeper too.

 

[Volpone]

54 years ago!
And I still remember the first names of 8 of those players - No doubt, several on here can do all 12.

The only one I didn't know is Paul Matthews.

 

[popillius]

I find the vociferous response from some towards those with differing opinions, really quite embarrassing.

Not quite as embarrassing as your use of the word 'vociferous' here.

 

[give_us_a_wave]

Everyone talks about the atmosphere at games but watching that clip was a million miles away from watching on television. I don't what's happened over the years but watching a game now sounds like the matches during covid. There used to be a time when you could really hear the crowd, I'm not just talking about Leicester games, it's every game on television, now there's just a slight background hum, rather like living a mile or so away from the M1. It sort of takes a bit of excitement away from the armchair viewer.

Its because once in a while it might be possible, due to the plethora of mics at games in modern times, to hear someone say "****" or "****" occasionally.

During sport. On the telly. Kids might hear ! ( won't somebody think of the children ? )

& as we all know, such a thing would cause the fabric of civilisation to tear asunder.

( Despite the fact that the same kids probably called 8 people a **** 4 times each during morning break the same day )