Reasons to be cheerful

[Blaarev]

Part 1:

 

[pork pie fox]

Where’s 2 & 3?

 

[Blaarev]

Where’s 2 & 3?

There probably aren’t more.

Why don’t you go back in bed

 

[pork pie fox]

There probably aren’t more.

Why don’t you go back in bed

Yes dear.

 

[homer]

Perhaps next year, or maybe even never...

 

[Feriol]

A bit of grin and bear it, a bit of come and share it
You're welcome, we can spare it - yellow cards

 

[jb5000]

Too short to be haughty, too nutty to be naughty
Going on 40 - no cup shocks

 

[homer]

Watching Adult Channel
Thinking of Jon Sammels
Wanking in a flannel
And eating chips....


Original lyrics, I believe. True story

 

[bocadillo]

Part 1:

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And I'll bet that Blue Maniac checked this is true.

I did too.

 

[Blue Maniac]

And I'll bet that Blue Maniac checked this is true.

I did too.

I did. It is.

 

[David Gwilliam]

There are many positives about Leicester City and football in general.
We had years as a yoyo club. This was followed by years in which we seemed to have settled for second tier mediocrity. We are now an established Premier League side. Fans of Derby, Forest, and Villa would love to say that.

The present owners are easily the best we have had - how Leeds and Newcastle fans would love to have owners like Vichai and Top.
In my opinion the King Power Stadium is better than Filbert Street. Certainly the pitch is better. Players are no longer playing in mud.
We see players from all over the world and this has improved the quality of play. I am all for the foreign players even if I struggle to spell Leicester's number 8.
Hooliganism is rare. When I first came to watch Leicester I would have advised women and ethnic minorities not to go to matches.
When Leicester play away to Arsenal I will watch it at the pub. If a Leicester match is not televised in full I will see the goals in Match Of The Day. Live matches (1)used to be rare and Match Of The Day showed one game.

(1) I realise that I am misusing the word "live" here. The only people watching the game "live" will be at the game. However, I have never come across an alternative for a game shown on TV as it happens.

 

[Blaarev]

I am all for the foreign players even if I struggle to spell Leicester's number 8.

You spelled it perfectly this time. Even the apostophe was in the right place.

 

[Blue Maniac]

I am all for the foreign players even if I struggle to spell Leicester's number 8.

If Matt Piper can get his mouth round Iheanacho, you can spell it. I believe in you.

 

[Blue Maniac]

If Matt Piper can get his mouth round Iheanacho, you can spell it. I believe in you.

 

[fitz]

Ian Nacho isn't the most difficult to spell really.

 

[homer]

Certainly the pitch is better. Players are no longer playing in mud.

We see players from all over the world and this has improved the quality of play.

Hooliganism is rare. When I first came to watch Leicester I would have advised women and ethnic minorities not to go to matches.

All of these can be pretty much applied to every single team playing in the top two divisions, and a couple of clubs in lower tiers than that, rather than being anything particularly special about Leicester, or their owners

 

[Blaarev]

All of these can be pretty much applied to every single team playing in the top two divisions, and a couple of clubs in lower tiers than that, rather than being anything particularly special about Leicester, or their owners

Maybe that’s why he started by saying:

There are many positives about Leicester City and football in general

 

[Graz]

If Matt Piper can get his mouth round Iheanacho...

Oo er.

 

[jb5000]

If Matt Piper can get his mouth round Iheanacho, you can spell it. I believe in you.

How do you get the little dots under the relevant letters? You haven't.

 

[Blue Maniac]

How do you get the little dots under the relevant letters? You haven't.

Apologies, you are correct, it should be Ịheanachọ.