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I'm still laughing out loud now 😁😁 That starting line up that shouts - we really don't care about this match 3 goal line clearances despite having a fish up a tree in goal Every time one of our senior players started to demonstrate the kind of skill that might be useful to the first team they were immediately substituted Romeu playing walking football Archer missing an open goal again Cam Bragg bossing the middle of the park Edozie looking like he wants to play for us Quashie & Wood & Manning made to look like defensively solid senior players The under 21s players all giving it their all and generally doing pretty well The against the run of play penalty Offering the hope of redemption with an overhead kick equaliser Dragging them into an extra half hour with their important senior players still on the pitch - knowing that neither team wanted this Scoring with an offside goal that wasn't offside because it was assisted by a Leicester player Shit housing for the last few minutes >> Our first team nicely rested >> Our supporting first team have a run out to stay fresh >> Half the under 21 squad make a good showing and have another FA Cup tie to look forward to. That'll do pig, that'll do

Hungry Eyes impresses me more and more as the games go on. His post-match interviews with Adam Blackmore are really insightful. He knows the score and his players. Night and day compared to Will Still who, unfortunately, left his players confused and unsure of their roles, IMO. It’s a shame because he was my choice to replace Juric. I think we have a gem in Eckert.

Despite BBD playing regularly for Derby County and Adam Armstrong playing the PL and they earn thousands playing football each week for sometime so they must have something

Been a hell of a week for us this. Wrexham v Bristol City mid week too. Some huge games next weekend too. It’s all hotting up!!

She has aged like a fine wine.

Just seen the highlights - the miss after the keeper spills a save was ridiculously bad. No excuses for that.

I love Leicester 😁 Still chuckling now - has made my evening! ...and that's before Valentine's Day dinner. [We won with a fish up a tree in goal! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣]

A lot of benefit is paid to people who work but get minimum wage and topped up by the govt. Likes of Mike Ashley can sell cheap trainers cos he pays his workers fuck all. Good for growth eh

Bro send your cv to sports republic as tactical consultant

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As well as loving a number 9 more than anyone else they also like winning things more than anyone else. “They need more they want more, the reaction in Newcastle when they win something” 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

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9 goals scored against leicester this season. Some partial redemption.

Not pretty,but take the win and move on. Winning is great for the confidence no matter the level

Don't know why people are concerned about Leicester. The have Super Joe Aribo to save them in their relegation struggle

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Adverts during a break in play in the Rugby on ITV.

Think he just continues to be a squad option. He doesn’t need to be written off. It’s not all or nothing. He’ll play second fiddle to the form strikers and when we need a goal he’ll no doubt be chucked on and hopefully he can find a moment to contribute and change the momentum. The reaction to him being subbed off is poor though.

This appears to be based on nothing more than your intrinsic dislike for Labour and the age-old Tory attack line of them being "anti-business", rather than any actual facts. I work for a regulatory body and, believe me, this government is going to great lengths to try and reduce regulatory burden and stimulate economic growth. Whether or not their efforts will succeed remains to be seen, but to suggest they are not encouraging growth is completely false.

Interesting note that Leicester finished the game with half of their regular line-up, whilst Saints ended with 5 of their U21 Academy side, several of whom played 45 mins in the U21 game v Liverpool U21 on Friday night. Good chance for young talents to get some real game time. What a good thing that we only loaned James Bree to Nathan Jones - instead of selling him.

It was painful today. Missing chances, passes, weak physically, and although he put more effort in he's bereft of confidence. I don't know where he goes from here.

Highlights here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/videos/cy7jd2vp63xo

Decent results today. Two wins in the next 2 games and game on.

The only thing I can take from that is that there was some particularly potent crack floating around between 2022 and 2025.

What encouragement for business growth would you like to see?