Bluewolf

Agreed... you need to write to the mayor of Leicester and get him/her to sort it out...

Also not to rub it in or anything @Tommy but the friendship between Reading & Dusseldorf was founded on acts of kindness where Leicester are twinned with 6 other cities that were only based on their compatibility with Population, Ethnicity and Employment sectors which is about as boring as it gets...

He is just upset @Tommy because Leicester are twinned with Krefeld which sounds far less glamorous...

The friendship started when the Mayor of Reading, Phoebe Cusden, answered a call from the Royal Berkshire Regiment, then occupying Düsseldorf, for help for people who were hungry and homeless following the war. She sent help, visited Düsseldorf, and invited six children to stay.

And public transport....

About fucking time....

I remember going and having to rent out some load of old rubbish because they didn't have the film you wanted.. Also back in the day my missus kept asking me to rent 'Ghost' and when I had a look at the back it looked like a right sloppy waste of time so I would go home with something else for weeks and pretend they didn't have it.. One Friday night she decided to come with me and it was there and I thought no ducking out of this one and to my surprise it was a pretty decent film.. The moral of the story is read what the film 'is actually about' rather than looking just looking at the pictures and making a call on that...

@nudge

You can have your statue back... Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has reportedly agreed upon a salary with Inter Milan ahead of a potential loan return to Serie A this summer as the Blues issue a short deadline to the Belgian's agent to get the deal wrapped up. football.london understands Lukaku has asked his lawyer to check the possibility of a possible return to the San Siro, less than 12 months after making the move from Milan to London. Regardless of who is recruited to try and break the long-standing number 9 curse that has haunted many strikers in the past, Boehly and the Chelsea board have seemingly made their stance clear on what Inter Milan must do imminently to seal a deal for the Belgian. As well as agreeing to a £6.3million salary with the Nerazzurri which would mean a £3.9m reduction in what Lukaku has been earning at Chelsea this season (£10.2m), his new agents have been given an ultimatum of 15 days to close this transfer operation as the Blues look for a swift solution to this issue. Romelu Lukaku Inter Milan salary 'agreed' as Chelsea and Todd Boehly put deadline on transfer (msn.com)

That was quick.. I have only just seen it... A male teacher opened his laptop on the big screen in front of about 60 odd students and it started to play a video of a naked girl in several poses and then him having sex with her... The students were cracking up and then he came rushing in trying to stop it but it took him a while..

Someone is getting fired in the morning.... Japanese school - 9GAG

If Spurs win the 'Most Improbable Win' does that mean Leicester are going to win the 'Most Improbable Loss' award??

Compared to ours?? A rubbish one

So while Chelsea walk away with the most loved club in Europe award Spurs get the 'Most Improbable Win' award which obviously doesn't carry the same weight or prestige that ours does but I am sure they will take it... Tottenham's season has ended with an award for the Premier League's 'Most Improbable Comeback'. It has been handed to Spurs for their incredible 3-2 victory over Leicester at the King Power Stadium back in January. Four minutes into stoppage time, Antonio Conte's side were 2-1 down, only for Steven Bergwijn to score in the 95th and 97th minute to clinch three points - which ultimately proved pivotal in the race for Champions League qualification. Spurs claimed the inaugural award on the basis that their 0.02% chance, was the lowest probability of victory of any moment from any game in the Premier League this season. Their award win got a mixed reaction on social media in response to the Premier League's official account. One user commented: 'Warra (what a) trophy for Spurs', while another used wrote: 'Since when did the Premier League turn into an award show? Swear they’ve created a dozen new categories this season.' Tottenham win the Premier League's 'Most Improbable Comeback' award (msn.com)

It is "absolutely certain" that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will have to resign if it is found he misled the House of Commons, according to the chair of Parliament's privileges committee. Labour MP Chris Bryant made the comment after the publication of Sue Gray's report, which revealed drunken parties at 10 Downing Street during the Covid lockdowns. Mr Johnson, who has said he will not resign as Prime Minister, is now facing an inquiry by the Commons privileges committee into whether he knowingly misled when he repeatedly told Parliament there were no parties. Mr Bryant, who has stepped aside from the inquiry because of his own public criticisms of the Prime Minister, said the committee could trigger a recall ballot in Mr Johnson’s Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency by recommending his suspension from the Commons. He told Sky News: "They can force him to quit. I'm absolutely certain that if the privileges committee decides that the Prime Minister has misled Parliament and sends a report to the House to that effect, Boris Johnson may still try to cling on, but I would have thought that at that point every self-respecting member of the House of Commons would vote for whatever suspension is recommended by the committee. "And if he's suspended from the House, he's out. That's it." Standards chief 'absolutely certain' Boris Johnson will quit if found he misled Parliament (msn.com)

You can be forgiven, I think that's the ONLY game he played for us all season...

Think he ruined it for himself really...