Pre Match Leicester v Leeds

[tedfoxxx]

Now that is a stat you can take to the bank. THE MONEY BANK!

Now that’s the kind of interest I can get behind!

 

[Miles Away]

Now that’s the kind of interest I can get behind!

Would really compound our misery.

 

[pork pie fox]

Now that is a stat you can take to the bank. THE MONEY BANK!

Now that’s the kind of interest I can get behind!

Give it a rest, CHAPS.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Posted without comment.

Wow only 3 games to reach zero goals, what a player

 

[popillius]

QUICK, QUICK.... You can get a smashing personalised scarf worth about £3 for only £20 but they are LIMITED.

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[Blue Maniac]

QUICK, QUICK.... You can get a smashing personalised scarf worth about £3 for only £20 but they are LIMITED.

Leicester City Personalised Scarf 2022/23

<p>- Our 2022/23 personalised scarf is available to pre-order between 9am Monday 17th October – 5pm Monday 31st October 2022.</p> <p>- 15 Character limit.</p> <p>- Orders will be dispatched/ready to collect W/C 12th December.<strong>*</strong></p> <p>- You will receive a dispatch email with your...

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Poor old Brenda Nout likely to miss out again I see

 

[homer]

Twenty ****ing quid for a ****ing scarf FFS

 

[popillius]

Twenty ****ing quid for a ****ing scarf FFS

I knew you'd approve, what with your massive half 'n' half collection.

 

[popillius]

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Poor old Brenda Nout likely to miss out again I see

'Cook Pass Bodgers' it is for me, then.

 

[FOX Franks]

Wow only 3 games to reach zero goals, what a player

Vardy's doing even better this season!

 

[popillius]

Vardy's doing even better this season!

It's exactly the same Vardy we saw under Puel. He won't start to fire until the club's hierarchies do.

 

[Elon Bust]

It's exactly the same Vardy we saw under Puel. He won't start to fire until the club's hierarchies do.

I think there may be something in that but isn't that a high-risk strategy for a striker who turns 36 later this season?

 

[Lako42]

It's exactly the same Vardy we saw under Puel. He won't start to fire until the club's hierarchies do.

It will be too late

 

[popillius]

I think there may be something in that but isn't that a high-risk strategy for a striker who turns 36 later this season?

There is absolutely no risk at all in firing Rodgers. None. Zero. Zilch.

 

[bocadillo]

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Poor old Brenda Nout likely to miss out again I see

This takes me back to 1997 when we were about to go to Madrid. I had recently bought a new shirt and decided to have it printed. Now many people put the name of their favourite player on the back; others their own name or the place they live. I decided to do the latter but to do it in Spanish albeit the translation of the two bits of bread with jamon or queso inserted therein rather than the small town in East Kent.
"No problem", said the club shop and duly attached the B, O, C, A, D, I, L, L, O and the numbers 9 and 7 to the back of the shirt. But then suddenly, a supervisor decided, "Yes problem" and rudely demanded to know what it meant. Her attitude didn't go down well with me and I replied that I honestly had no idea what it meant and that I had simply decided on a selection of letters which looked as though they might be a Spanish word. Well this really set her off and she declared that it was undoubtedly an offensive Spanish word and that was likely to cause trouble when the buses arrived on Spain - yes, the buses, remember the buses?
I felt it only right to raise the stakes by telling her that it couldn't possibly cause a problem when the buses arrived in Spain because I was flying out with EasyJet from Gatwick. This was a little like red rag to a bull and I was suddenly faced with the supervisor's supervisor who asserted that that was not allowed and furthermore I couldn't have the shirt.
Now you may remember that the shirt was already mine and fortunately already had the sweat stains from previous outings, so the supervisor's supervisor had a problem and he quickly realised it. His preferred solution was to refund me on the shirt; I declined his offer.
Nowadays of course some clever ****er would just get out his smart phone and ask Google what bocadillo means, but in those days an even cleverer ****er who worked in the shop rang his girlfriend or mother, I forget exactly who it was, who knew a bit of Spanish and told the supervisor and the supervisor's supervisor that it simply meant a sandwich. I of course took the news by surprise and declared my incredulity that I actually lived in Sandwich and what a coincidence it was, etc. I thought I was about to be banned from the club shop but I was simply told to pick up my shirt and go. I did so immediately.

 

[homer]

Super stuff - Have you heard the one about Robbie Savage?

 

[Rock Fox]

Morality police not confined to Iran, it seems.
Don't tell me, Robbie Savage nearly missed out on a Leicester City shirt with his name on it because...

 

[Blue Maniac]

Morality police not confined to Iran, it seems.
Don't tell me, Robbie Savage nearly missed out on a Leicester City shirt with his name on it because...

Mate, you won’t ****ing believe it if we tell you, it’s a classic

 

[Blue Maniac]

Know what? You’re a grown up, we’ll let you in on it. Just hold onto your hat, Rocky, because this is a wild ride.

So the story goes that when Robbie Savage was at Crewe, Martin O’Neill (who was manager of Premier League Leicester at the time) wanted to sign him. One of O’Neill’s assistants told young Robbie to expect a phone call from the boss.

What does Robbie do? He only goes down his nan’s and misses the call! O’Neill had rang his mam and dad’s house, you see, and Robbie wasn’t there. The absolute madman was at his nan’s house!

It turned out okay in the end, though, because O’Neill rang back when he was in.

 

[camberwell fox]

Know what? You’re a grown up, we’ll let you in on it. Just hold onto your hat, Rocky, because this is a wild ride.

So the story goes that when Robbie Savage was at Crewe, Martin O’Neill (who was manager of Premier League Leicester at the time) wanted to sign him. One of O’Neill’s assistants told young Robbie to expect a phone call from the boss.

What does Robbie do? He only goes down his nan’s and misses the call! O’Neill had rang his mam and dad’s house, you see, and Robbie wasn’t there. The absolute madman was at his nan’s house!

It turned out okay in the end, though, because O’Neill rang back when he was in.

**** me, that's real peaky blinders