Lost it in the first leg. Shouldâve won by 3 or 4 in Spain.
That wanker Nasri must be as bad a professional as there is in the game.
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He is to football as to what Boycott is to being honest with the forum.
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Whatâs with the white flags the Leicester fans are waving?
Craig Shakespeare maintains his 100% winning record as Leicester City manager. It really was a shrewd move by Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha to install him as manager.
Why donât you go and play with your little friends backtrackinasuit and Dan Carter?
Sevilla gone back a lot in a season
They should have stuck with the Europa league .
Sigh
He has reeled in the malcontents and has proved to be a lightening rod. They can now net the biggest catch of all.
Absolutely. Claudio Ranieri is a gentleman, but sentiment and living off past glories donât go far in the cut and thrust world of EPL management. Ranieri had spent nearly ÂŁ68 million on new players for this season, just behind Liverpool who spent ÂŁ70 million. The Leicester net spend was ÂŁ24.5, million, as against -ÂŁ14.5 million for Liverpool. With such a poor return on his investment and the real and imminent threat of relegation, Ranieriâs fate was inevitable.
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Thatâs the fourth penalty in a row that Sevilla have missed.
Pelanty.
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The Leicester story has all the elements of a Shakespearean drama - the tragic hero, the soliloquoys, the plotting, the stabbing in the back, the redemption, the, eh, drama. Wes Morgan is Othello. Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha is Macbeth. Claudio Ranieri is Banquoâs Ghost. Kasper Schmeichel is Hamlet.
Who better than Shakespeare to come in and bring the story to its natural conclusion, which is that they end up becoming champions of Europe and getting relegated in the same season.
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I can see Shakespeare leading them to European glory the same way Di Matteo did with Chelsea
Sounds like the plot from one of the series of Dream Team.
Leicesterâs games at Filbert Street were usually used as the template for Harchester Unitedâs games.
Wes Morgan reminds me very much of John Black - the tough, uncompromising centre-back who was shot dead by a sniper as he lifted the FA Cup in 1999 after Luis Amor Rodriguezâs two literally identical goals denied Manchester United the treble in dramatic fashion.
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RIP 
Jamie Vardy reminds me a lot of Karl Fletcher
Shakespeare comes across as a fat, mouth breathing oaf. A poor manâs allerdice, heâs a piggy-cunning class prefect who the muinteoir would leave in charge for a few minutes while he nipped out for a fag, knowing full well that if he was gone any longer, the class would have sussed that the fat cunt was at nothing, and chaos would reign.
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