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A work colleague has just got off the train here in Sheepsville.. and Jack Charlton was on the train.. guess where the next stop but one was?

Yes - you got it - Leicester.. there you have it.. conclusive proof that our next manager is woar Jackie!

:icon_roll
 
A work colleague has just got off the train here in Sheepsville.. and Jack Charlton was on the train.. guess where the next stop but one was?

Yes - you got it - Leicester.. there you have it.. conclusive proof that our next manager is woar Jackie!

:icon_roll


No he will be going out to Rutland or somewhere simliary rural to continue his mission to single handedly shoot the whole of Britian's wildlife
 
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If Milan had been in a rush for the train you say he was catching, then he might have had to run to get on it

Later that day he might have been heard to say "I ran for this train"

If you put the first two words of that sentence together you get the word Iran

And who have we got hanging around the club for no apparent reason whatsoever ?

A player from Iran

So i fully expect that Hossein Kaebi will be announced as manager some time later today. You heard it here first

Unless Windsor and Eton have got him lined up? :102:
 
More likely to be George Bush

Mind you he said "I got a lot of Ph.D.-types and smart people around me who come into the Oval Office and say, 'Mr. President, here's what's on my mind.' And I listen carefully to their advice. But having gathered the device, I decide, you know, I say, 'This is what we're going to do.'" --George W. Bush, Lancaster, Pa., Oct. 3, 2007

Didn't Brian clough say something very similar - only in English. So if George Bush is as good as Brian Clough I'd be quite happy for him to be manager.

Who should we invade first?
 
Chairman Thanks Season-Ticket Holders
Posted on: Fri 16 Nov 2007

Leicester City Chairman Milan Mandaric is offering a goodwill gesture to all the club's loyal season-ticket holders this weekend.

To acknowledge their valued and continued support during difficult times so far this season, the Foxes owner has organised an exclusive 'season-ticket holder' two-day event.

This Saturday and Sunday (November 17 & 18), season-ticket holders will be able to claim up to two FREE tickets for family or friends for City's Championship clash against Cardiff City at the Walkers Stadium on Monday, November 26 (8pm).

City's valued customers will also receive double discount - that's 20% off - all weekend in the popular City Megastore, which will also play host to players' signing sessions (maximum of two players on each day) on both days between 12noon and 2pm.

Mandaric said: "I would never have envisaged such a rollercoaster start to my tenure here at the Walkers Stadium, but despite the frustrations, the unprecedented level of support from you, the supporters, has been nothing short of magnificent.

"We have identified the Cardiff fixture as an important match and that is why I have taken the decision to give our season-ticket holders the opportunity to invite up to two friends or family members to the game as my guests.

"There is nothing better than a big crowd under floodlights, which will hopefully provide everyone connected with the club with a huge lift.

"We simply want to help generate a great atmosphere on the evening and I know our season-ticket holders can help do that.

"At this current moment in time, we are not where we need to be, but with your continued help and support, I remain convinced that we can turn the corner and still make a serious promotion challenge this season," he added.

To claim your free tickets for the Cardiff fixture please visit the Ticket Office on Saturday (9am to 5pm) or Sunday (10am to 4pm) or alternatively email: [email protected] or telephone 0844 815 5000, quoting your season-ticket number.
His own words.

Deal with it people.

Oh yes.
 
I understand that Milan, having as he does a taste for hard rock, has decided he won't get fooled again and to this end will shortly be unveiling Martin Allen as LCFC manager with the words, "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."
 
I took a dump today. Upon closer inspection there was a vague likeness to the cheeky cockney dwarf, Dennis Wise.

Draw your own conclusions, but the last time this happened was the day before Peter Taylor signed him.

Leicester through and through...could be a good move. :icon_roll
 
I took a dump today. Upon closer inspection there was a vague likeness to the cheeky cockney dwarf, Dennis Wise.

Draw your own conclusions, but the last time this happened was the day before Peter Taylor signed him.

Leicester through and through...could be a good move. :icon_roll

You are talking shite!
 
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