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Yuki Abe to retire at the end of the J League season (4th December) https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2021/11/e7bf1f98fdeb-soccer-former-japan-leicester-midfielder-abe-to-retire.html

A picture speaks a thousand words, and all that...

Wesley and Tom Heaton will both be out for Villa https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50978289

BR: "They'll be no one leaving in January. Categorically"

If they want everyone they'll have to pay a lot of money. Top dollar, in fact.

A 4-0 defeat away at Southampton in 1987. Snowed all day as we stood on the open terraces at the Dell.

Because Paolo Bandini reported mainly on Serie A games, and presumably Nicky will do the same. It also fits with the "reborn" theme of this thread.

Now Nicky. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/aug/16/im-nicky-bandini-and-im-still-a-sports-writer

Don't know if this was actually my first, but the earliest one I have strong memories of is a 6-2 loss to Birmingham in December 1976. Kenny Burns, then a striker, got a hat trick for them on an icy pitch.

If you want to read the full breakdown of how the supercomputer thinks we'll go, here it is: https://sport.bt.com/the-script/the-script-how-leicester-2019/20-premier-league-season-will-pan-out-according-to-google-opta-and-squawka-S11364379125335

Lost 4-0 to OH Leuven. Benkovic, Diabate, and Amartey played. https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/match-reports/filip-benkovic-fousseni-diabate-daniel-3132537

I guess this is the best place for this. Some well-known journos on this list. https://www.buzzfeed.com/amphtml/markdistefano/athletic-hiring-spree

8 for me. Wrong answers on 3 (wild guess at Richie Norman), 5 (Shrewsbury), and 11 (Adam Black).

Obviously it depends on what the club and the players want to do, but I believe our next game should be a home game. Postpone the Cardiff game, and make Burnley the next time we play. A home game would allow everyone to come together to pay proper tribute and start on the path toward healing.

Still struggling to take in the news. Aside from all the things he did for our football club and city, he just seems like an incredibly decent human being. One thing that does strike me from reading the tributes of people who actually knew him was his everyday kindness and his relentless...