Whitey Grandad

Stuart was out of contract. We had no hold over him.

It goes against the old maxim ‘always play your best team’. With Martin it’s ’always play your best mates’

No risk to the opposition anyway.

He used up all his credit a long time ago.

A lot easier with a team full of donkeys.

Not Shoehorn Stephens again! 🤯

We couldn’t afford him. Too expensive at £1million.

It’s a very easy style to play against. If it were so bloody marvellous then every other club would be doing it. Football has been around for 150 years and yet suddenly some young upstart has stumbled upon something revolutionary which will conquer the known footballing world? Yeah, right.

This style is never going to work. It never has and it never will.

I’m going with ego trip.

Does that apply to salary compensation?

Two weeks?

If we had the opportunity of buying a player who could transform our season for a total of £12m fee and salary then we’d jump at the chance and nobody would blink an eyelid.

If he wants to join us he must be a right nutter.

They all ended up with a Caribbean island to call their own. Is that not enough?

Or the Greeks. It’s about time they contributed something to the advancement of mankind.

Give it time. We haven’t played them yet.

His style will never be successful. Removing Martin is unlikely to make us avoid relegation. But at least we would have a chance.

The number 18 in the centre of goal was offside and interfering.

No Lucy, you’re not.

Stats 🤣

Young and upcoming. Sounds ideal.

This is one of the big problems with VAR. Presumably it couldn’t or didn’t intervene because Taylor had a clear view of the Onuachu incident yet did stick its nose in because the pull on Vardy was not visible to Taylor. If Taylor had been consistent he would have considered the minor tug on Vardy to be no more consequential than the one on Onuachu.

It wants me to sign in. No, I’m not trolling. Bertrand doesn’t have enough momentum to reach the player and stopped just before reaching him. This is a prime example of what you see on TV not representing what happens on the pitch. Neither the referee nor the Leicester players complained.

It wasn’t a foul. So it wasn’t a red card. As I said, nobody on the pitch even blinked an eyelid at it.