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Why are Leicester allowed to have a local wedding venue sponsoring a player? Surely saying Dewsbury Hall every few minutes contravenes FA rules? It’d be like us saying Dan Burn should be referred to as ‘Royal Pavilion’ every time he touches the ball.

Ouch from Steele, very poor.

Do we normally have black shorts with the minty top?

For background music, I just use an Amazon Alexa for the radio - mainly BBC 6 Music, Triple JJJ from Oz or KEXP from Seattle. For proper listening, my actual music collection is just over 850GB of hi-res FLAC and similar format files stored on an Astell & Kern SE200, played through Bang &...

I’ve just lumped £50 on Big Jurg to score 4: one with his right foot, one with his left foot, one with his chest and one with his head. They were also offering odds for him to land an overhead bicycle scissor kick from just outside the box, but I didn’t go for that - I don’t like to play it so...

I think it’s almost inevitable. And tbh, I’m not unhappy about it. It really feels like times up for Pete, a bit like Wenger at Arsenal, he’s hung around a bit longer than he should. The team needs a fresh direction, though having traded away our First Round Pick, it’s not even like a stinker...

Given recent events, your 'favourite example' is in very poor taste.

Why was everyone bar Sanchez in their half? We’re just inviting them to break at pace at the moment.

The Heebie GPs We’ll Learn From This

Very smart play to set up the FG, perfectly executed.

I had that too. Liked the commentator’s mention of Christian Gross at one point, wasn’t aware we’d signed the ex-Spurs manager as a 67-year old midfielder…

Watched the Velvet Underground documentary last night. Highly recommend it. Some good interviews and footage, all mixed up in a suitably impressionistic style - lots of split screens, overlays and so on. The music is always there, but don’t expect a ‘straight by the numbers’ use of the songs...

Elizabeth Shue? Michael Foot? David Soul?

Listened to it a few times, and am starting to wonder if there’s a subtle reference to her divorce hidden in the lyrics. I might be wrong, of course, and it’s not a theory I imagine many others have reached.

Just finished Aussie mystery thriller The Kettering Incident. Made in 2016, it was meant to have 2–3 series but was discontinued after one – partly because Elizabeth Debicki rocketed into a major star shortly afterwards. Nonetheless it's still a good watch, with enough in the ending to both...