Morph

Why not ask him directly https://twitter.com/DavideAstori .

I certainly don't want Redknapp and would stick with Adkins, but Adkins now suddenly the favourite to be the first Premier League Manager to face the sack this season with the bookies . Link here : http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/next-manager-to-leave-post .

I think he does like it. A later reply from him on twitter seems that he is finding it amusing : @stief87 Steve De Ridder Somebody just asked what my #psn is, my answer was #steeeeevvvv...5 minutes later he says it's not working....#hello Regards Morph

Now following.

You can follow him on Twitter here : http://twitter.com/#!/jasonpunch Not nearly as interesting as : http://twitter.com/#!/mattletiss7 http://twitter.com/#!/adlallana1 http://twitter.com/#!/Natalielallana1 http://twitter.com/#!/Mick_Channon_TV http://twitter.com/#!/Danny_Fox3 http://twitter.com/#!/MitchLeTiss42 http://twitter.com/#!/Rchap04 http://twitter.com/#!/joshooiveld20 http://twitter.com/#!/jackcork1 http://twitter.com/#!/skysports_ed http://twitter.com/#!/stief87 http://twitter.com/#!/Ryandickson23 http://twitter.com/#!/RadhijaidiOff http://twitter.com/#!/Alex_OxChambo All in my honest opinion of course Morph

I thought the introduction of De Ridder and Fox made such a difference to the pace of the game. Both looked class. Shame they didn't come on 10 mins earlier

From http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leicester_city/ The ground is walkable from the city centre (15-20 minutes), where there are plenty of pubs to be found. Most of the pubs near to the stadium are home fans only. In particular 'The Victory' and 'The F Bar' pubs should be avoided by visiting supporters. Plus the 'Half Time Orange' pub located just over the road from the away end, is a members-only Leicester City bar. Andy Jobson a visiting Southampton fan informs me; 'Probably the best bet for away fans is the Counting House pub on Freemens Common Road. It has a good mix of both sets of supporters, with all the normal facilities on offer'. Beaumont Fox adds; 'This pub is located just off the Aylestone Road, behind the Local Hero pub (home fans only) and next to Morrisons Supermarket. It does though exclude away supporters when the game is deemed to be a 'high profile' one'. I have also been informed that the nearby Holiday Inn Express on Filbert Way, also has a bar which away fans have been using. David Moore adds; 'If away fans fancy a quiet drink in a CAMRA Good Beer Guide listed pu,b then the Swan & Rushes (on Infirmary Square, near the Royal Infirmary) always has excellent guest ales on'. For those arriving by train then 'The Hind' pub across the road from the station serves a selection of real ales. Otherwise alcohol is available inside the stadium, however this can be a bit of a 'hit and miss affair' depending on which team you support. Richard Aquilina explains; 'Certainly alcohol wasn't available in the away end on our visit. The pumps were covered with black bags and the signs were covered with cardboard! When I enquired further it appears that alcohol is not sold for high profile games. By high profile I think they mean more than a few hundred fans as there obviously isn't any history between Leicester and Rovers as this is the first time we met at this level'. Looking forward to my 1st away game of the season. Morph ..

No I don't

I think Huddersfield will beat Stockport, draw with Colchester and lose to Exeter I think Charlton will lose to Exeter, draw with Leeds and lose to Oldham. As long as we keep on winning that will put us up to 5th above Huddersfield and Charlton on goal difference. Can't help thinking we will out luck Huddersfield just like we did in the 1965/66 promotion year. The other team we just beat to promotion that year also started with a "C", like Charlton. Edge of the seat stuff or what. Morph

As far as I'm aware, if history is anything to go by, 72 points will get us a play off berth, maybe even 71. I can see it happening. Regards Morph

Get over it Magnificent Arena. Ever heard of Power Politics ? Just move on Enjoy the moment Morph

Wembley was basking in sunshine today. Here are a couple of photos. http://i1043.photobucket.com/albums/b436/morph_488/Image009.jpg and http://i1043.photobucket.com/albums/b436/morph_488/Image007.jpg Getting ready for a great weekend Morph

Every 6 mins. .

Me too

Well I'm still waiting for the 4No £58 tickets I booked on Day 1. The 2No I booked on the last day of sales arrived safely a few days ago. Fortunately I have Friday off so I can either come down to St Mary's, although more preferebly for me I can go direct to the Wembley Box Office on Friday Regards Morph

Very good call as large car park at Denham That would be my route in, or better still park at Hillingdon (large car park 5mins from M25 on M40 in to london and Met line (against the traffic) to Wembley Park. Easy Regards Morph

Just about to brave the A40 /M25 / M3 from here in West London. A win today and against MK Dons next week will make the play offs a closer possibility Coyr Morph

Anyone see a resemblance between Barnard and an old legend, George O'Brien ? Regards Morph

Anyone see a resemblance between Barnard and an old legend, George O'Brien ? Regards Morph

I'm on Cheapside, City of London EC1. .

In fairness I believe that is probably down to Wembley. Nothing comes cheap with them. Regards Morph

He even used to make Season Ticket holders jump through hoops. Thankfully that is no longer the case. Someone must have had a word in his ear. Regards Morph

I agree. I also saw him getting in to his Merc and driving off. He gave a wave to everyone that cheered him outside the club shop. He just seemed to be in a hurry, maybe a personal issue to deal with. Regards Morph

Best of all drive to Denham (near junction of M25 and M40 ) plenty of parking at Denham station. Take the train (Chiltern Railways) from Denham to Wembley Stadium (20mins) Regular Wembley users use this route all the time Regards Morph

Ordered mine on Monday, arrived today. Good service Morph