Bad Wolf

Usually does when he comes off the bench. Great when he starts though. Like a reverse super sub.

Sounds like Rothwell.

Ridiculous isn't it? I don't particularly rate him either but the lad tries hard, has been through a tough time, genuinely loves the club and is called every name under the sun by our wonderfully supportive fanbase.

That our only clean sheet of the season then?

We did literally a week ago...

They can score though which is much more important.

Not the first time we've scored against this lot in the first minute.

Being sued by Swansea for breach of contract!

I'm still not really getting it? It IS a programme and it is shown on television?

Like I said, I'm sure it's got much worse in my time and tbf I was born in 91 so a year before the PL started but even since I've been following it's got worse. Ie I think the majority wanted George Burley gone when we "let" him take the Scotland job but I don't remember there being personal attacks on him and I seem to remember a lot of people started to want him gone after A LOT of mistakes. And I do mean a lot and even then it was more a "Thanks for everything but I think it's time for a change" rather than "OMG HE'S A CLOWN FOR MAKING THAT SUB, I'M GONNA BURN HIS HOUSE DOWN, HE NEEDS TO GO NOW" etc

I think that's also the reason why modern fans can't seem to critisise a manager without resorting to lazy clown emojis or personal attacks on them.

Oh did Chris Nichol start badly? I knew about Lawrie but I'd always been under the impression he hit the ground running quickly.

Just gone onto the Leicester facebook page from Enzo's interview.... "No Plan B" "Has he gone yet?" "Every team knows how we play" - All sounds very familiar. Still no "Do the right thing and resign" though, that's always my personal favourite any time fans turn on a manager.

Modern football in a nutshell. Were football fans always this fickle? I swear it's got worse even in my 20 years of following. Can one of the more seasoned members confirm whether this culture of demanding the manager goes as soon as a bad run hits has always existed?

So does any other television programme. Surely IF you were gonna watch any television programme in this fashion (and it's not for me but I certainly wouldn't begrudge others for preferring it) then it'd be a live sport as opposed to EastEnders or Games of Thrones.

I love Russ but there's absolutely no justification for Stephens ahead of Bednarek tactically. Janny B is appalling in the PL but in this league he's rock solid.

How is it not?

He's doing a good job. Maybe not an amazing one but a good one.

Stream died. Anyone got another one?

Any decent one click streams? I usually do the iFollow but I'm in a pub an d the wifi is cack so I don't wanna waste a tenner if it keeps conking out.

People forget the bad parts of the Koeman reign and they absolutely existed. Koeman did a great job but not as amazing as people make out. Our performances in the league cup for example were dire.

THEIR fans?!

Yes. Because it's their job?

Fans do...When it suits them. I'm in agreement. It's a job - Nothing more. There shouldn't be any more loyalty than a shelf stacker would have to Tesco. But do you not see the "THERE'S NO LOYALTY LEFT IN FOOTBALL" comments that do the rounds any time someone leaves that we don't want to? Go look at the thread on Facebook from the club when Tino left.

I include myself. I'm as irrational and emotionally stunted as any football fan.