@Come0nLeicester Didn’t see the first half. Lots of Martin old timers on the pitch. Same old, struggled to break down a side defending a goal lead. Not moving the ball quickly enough. Their winner, really poor defending. This week’s recovery narrative looking as fragile as it always was.
@BBCRLSport Is anybody else worried about the ill fated green shirt vibes? We failed to win a single game in that 1984 green and yellow number. So fa, so bad.
@BBCRLSport For all of the debate, this has to be a sensible response to the need for some consistency and the pursuit of back to back wins for the first time this season.
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@LiveLCFC Now we see that Martin is not backing up the position that he has taken. “If you don’t do your job you don’t play”! I was there last week and everyone who watched that game knows what I am talking about.
@phillowe1@StanCollymore Ok Lads. I am coming in -slightly off topic. Patrick moved to Japan in the 2000s and now they are making super cool, all leather made in Japan (only) peachy trainers.
@arthistorynews@DrMatthewSweet@BBCFreeThinking It’s hard to imagine that Thinking Allowed is being axed for reasons of cost. Two (free) social scientists sharing their research and Laurie Taylor. £2.5K per episode?
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News | Hub to drive growth launched by University of Leicester at Labour Party Conference
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The University of Leicester unveiled its ambitious plan to help drive economic growth in the East Midlands, today at the Labour Party Conference.
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@Will4Planet Enjoyed this Will. A descendant of THE preeminent warrior of the age of chivalry. More importantly could not agree more that our responsibility is the stewardship of humanity on this plant, not the far distant prospect of leaving it.