The Leicester City "spiral" watch!

Didn't see any posts from you ripping Skiddy or Fosse.

Soz fatty.

 

Oh it's like that....

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It's the way it is..

 

****ed up the line ffs! Go to bed Spurlock and start again tomorrow.

Before you do, check out the Sunderlaand board

 

...me neither...

 

The only notification you'll get is when you're banned from the PL board following Leicester's relegation to the Championship

 

..cool ...I'll be retired then ..but still in with a shout for playing for United if Mourinho is still in charge...

 

Oh yeah soz....and that's the way it is...huh(just googled it)

Will check it out cheers Trebs!


Lukaku Boom A Ye!

 

Leicester striker Jamie Vardy will miss three matches after an appeal against his red card in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Stoke City was rejected. The 29-year-old's wrongful dismissal claim was rejected by the Football Association and he misses games against Everton, West Ham and Middlesbrough.

The England forward was sent off by referee Craig Pawson in the 28th minute for a tackle on Stoke's Mame Diouf.
Vardy made a two-footed tackle, won the ball, but clipped Diouf's shins.

After the game, Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri said: "He wants to challenge and get the ball, not make a foul. He touched the ball. Maybe it was yellow."

Vardy misses Leicester's next three Premier League games over the festive period, but will be available for their FA Cup third-round tie at Everton on 7 January.
(Source: BBC Football website)


Claudio: "Maybe it was a yellow?"

No, pal. It was red. Now, sit back down.

So, Vardy is going to be absent from LCFC's relegation battle for the next three games. Is he really going to be missed that much?

 

A fitting culmination to the biggest fcuk-up thread by the biggest fcuk-up on Not606

Enjoy!!!!! ... there's a mention of Spurs and Poch ..... OK... no there isn't ... I'm just funning ... why would there be?

Sports Personality 2016: Leicester win Team of the Year, Claudio Ranieri top coach

Leicester City have been honoured twice at the BBC Sports Personality awards for their shock Premier League triumph.
The Foxes took Team of the Year and their manager Claudio Ranieri was named top coach after overseeing the remarkable victory.
Leicester started the campaign as 5,000-1 outsiders for the title after almost being relegated in 2014-15.

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Michael Phelps - the most decorated Olympian of all time with 23 swimming gold medals - got his picture taken with Ranieri and his Leicester players at the SPOTY ceremony in Birmingham
They lost just three league games in 2015-16 and have gone on to reach the Champions League knockout stages.
At the start of April, Leicester were seven points clear at the top of the Premier League. Exactly one year earlier, they had been bottom of the table, seven points from safety.
The Foxes started the season among the favourites for relegation and only the three promoted sides - Watford, Norwich and Bournemouth - were longer odds for the league title.

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Ranieri, who took over from the sacked Nigel Pearson that summer, was seen as an uninspired choice by some fans and pundits after his predecessor had overseen a run of seven wins in nine games as Leicester escaped relegation in 2014-15.
The Italian's previous job ended abruptly when his Greece side lost to European minnows Faroe Islands during Euro 2016 qualifying.
Yet the charismatic 64-year-old's team - assembled for less than £30m and playing pacy, direct, counter-attacking football - confounded the experts.

• The greatest sporting story of all time?
• Title win an amazing feeling - Ranieri

Team spirit triumphs over money

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Note: Leicester, Bournemouth and Watford were Championship clubs when wage details were last published. Wage figures include all playing and non-playing staff

 

Wow....frame this one lads^^^^^

A meltdown with graphs.

 

At the end of the season, we'll get someone to prepare a load of graphs to depict exactly how LCFC got relegated.

 

If you like Graphs, check out Astro's season progression thread on the Liverpool board. #GraphPorn

 

You're right HAIG, very poor decision by the FA which you've kindly highlighted with this article

 

Ouch !

This thread can't get much worse for HIAG

 

HIAG seems quite selective over which BBC articles he considers to be Superb...personally I like the one above ... ...can't wait to see a BBC graph of Spuds v Arsenal Premier league finishes ...that should be fun...

 

Leicester City chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha has criticised the referee for Jamie Vardy's sending off at Stoke on Saturday and also the Football Association for rejecting the club's appeal yesterday. In a statement released on the Thai billionaire's Instagram account, he said he was "sorry for the unfair judgement of the referee" and "more sorry that our appeal was rejected".

He continued by saying: "this kind of judgement distorts the charm" of English football and that the incident made him "feel dispirit from football."

Vardy will serve a three match ban following his red card last weekend - meaning he misses the Boxing Day clash with Everton, West Ham on New Year's Eve and the trip to Middlesbrough on 2 January.

(Source: BBC Football website)


Sit down, Mr Shawaddywaddy, or whatever the **** your name is!

 

Still not sure what your point is other than a touch of racism towards out Thai owner. Hardly surprising as you chat **** 100% of the time anyway I guess

 

You twat!

Anyone can have a funny name, Johnny.