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That's what happens when you're back up to 11 men #ColbackReference

Howay you fucking bellends!!!!

Almost a third :lol:

Baby climbed on my mouse. We've got a Lescott over here!

Well yeah, it feels like this squad need the pressure of big games to get 'in the zone' otherwise they produce pathetic displays like this. Kind of like a siege mentality.

We have to, even Rafa knows that. Have we done that at any time this season? Not sure but we're not often 2 goals down in a must-win game.

I hate to overreact, but.......

We have to, even Rafa knows that.

We're just not very good & certainly can't be relied upon. The weakest of the top 3.

Win this and hope one of the other 2 slip up in tricky games. Both would be amazing.

Many online reactions to this are waaaay too OTT. It's not despicable, disgusting, the death of football etc. It's an unpopular but justifiable decision. And there's lots of 'know your place, Leicester' from the press which is ridiculous.

This is going to be the 'Pogba' transfer of the 2017 window isn't it? It's gonna make Pogba look out of the blue!

https://twitter.com/_AndyHa/status/835104262787059712

Dominos - American or Italian?

There was such an obvious fallout between players and coach. The transfer window is over and it sucks that players have too much power, but the owners were basically volunteering to be relegated if they kept Ranieri. Is there any more loyalty left in football? Well you could say it was harsh given the miracle he performed, but there's also living in the past. Clearly it's all gone wrong and you can either do nothing about it, or make a tough decision. Relegation would undo a lot of good that the owners have done and it would've been crushing to see Ranieri at that moment anyway.

I guess it's similar to the MH17 debate. But everyone's been magnificent with this kid - Defoe in particular seems to care about him.

I feel heartless having seen everyone's reaction on here and Twitter But doesn't sacking Ranieri now SAVE his legacy? Watching him get relegated would've been so sad.

Fair tbh, not surprised. They were very likely to get relegated.

Already excited for the summer saga.

Time of year where the blank and double gameweeks come in. Man City blank, then double, then blank again.... bloody infuriating

Watching the YouTube compilation of Robert's goals - some of those free kicks were absolutely ridiculous.

http://www.theladbible.com/more/viral-wayne-shaw-reveals-real-reason-behind-why-he-ate-a-pasty-20170223 Sadly, Shaw didn't even enjoy the pie that much. Explaining, he said: "It was a meat Cornish pasty - quite nice too. "It was probably a good seven out of ten. It could have done with a bit of chilli sauce on it. "But it gave me terrible bloody indigestion. It was either the onions or the pastry, or maybe I just chomped it too quick. "It didn't cost me anything from the girl at the counter - apart from my job." Are these real quotes? :lol:

Robert > Ginola

Was it definitely a pie and not a pasty?

The worry is that it's the same team winning every week, so we've got no breathing space whenever we slip up. But hopefully their luck runs out and a combination of a busy schedule & tiredness from playing style will catch up. Basically, don't lose to them.