Stan

Could probably drop a bit of melted Nutella in to the whisky, give it a richer, deeper taste.

I meant with the Nutella

just stick some whisky nearby and you'll come round

Don't listen to him @JOSHBRFC

Make that £100 left after @Batard's generous donation

£190 to reach the £500 target.

Nutella with pancakes are the best.

Nope nothing has changed. Should just be able to follow the link on the home page. Thank you

Congratulations. I became an uncle, also to a baby girl, in April and I love her to bits. Spoil her!

I didn't vote leave initially. I voted remain and still would of there was a 2nd vote.

You'd choose it over series 4 of Peaky Blinders.

Last I heard he got a job as Hector Bellerin's personal shopper. And when I say personal, I mean really personal...

That's from yesterday @CaaC - John

Maybe taken Celtic as far as he can?

For ages I've wanted a 2nd referendum but that was up to a while ago, where I think it would have had much more traction and effect. I feel it's far too late now and I'm not sure if it's some kind of tactic to leave it this late to back one; I don't see the logic in it anyway. It'd have to be a significantly higher victory than Leave had in 2016 for it to hold any weight. And as I genuinely don't know the answers - will a 2nd referendum even work? Is it possible to have Article 50 postponed while the vote happens and then ultimately revoked if there's a big Remain victory? I get the feeling there's a lot of apathy in the country now and people just really want to get Brexit over and done with.

I think there is the rule that if the board goes up and number shown, player should leave. Regarding the last point, can you imagine the uproar if referees man-handled and grab players ?! They don't like being touched themselves (behave), so can you imagine if referees were able to give it back!

Good to know! Cheers both.

Been inspired to read recently, heard a lot of good things from various people about this, medical background or not...

Didn't @Blue scout them once upon a time ?

Didn't go to the game last night but seeing the result makes me feel about Puel how I did in December when we lost against Palace that time too. Want him out of our club and then he went and pulled out two quality results against Chelsea and Man City to buy him some more time. I feel like we're becoming too stagnant as a club - people may say 'well Leicester are where they should be right now, around mid-table'. That may be so but it's not a crime to want to achieve a bit more than that, or at least have a good go at it. We've not won in any competition since 1st January ffs and that's just not on for a club who wants to be mid table at the very least. Puel may have good intentions for our club but it was a stark eye-opener just how close we are to getting sucked in to the relegation battle. I know we probably won't get relegated ultimately but before yesterday's games I saw how close Brighton were to the drop zone - only 3 points. And also seeing Burnley's rise up the table is a bit worrying. It'll be an absolute travesty if we dropped even further and while Puel may get the best out of some youngsters I just can't see his 'vision' coming to fruition. I know it's not good to chop and change too frequently but since Puel came in, we're gradually falling backwards. I am slightly worried where we could end up by May because we're playing against teams, til April, that aren't like the top 6 who we usually do well against. I'm not sure who else is out there and I'm not sure how long Puel has left when you have results like that at home last night. We are in relegation form and not one supporter of football, let alone fan of Leicester, can deny that.

Barcelona Amsterdam Langkawi Vegas South Africa. No particular order.

Drove from Biscarrosse. Was a few hours drive but we were staying in south-west France anyway and had planned 2 days away. Drove in the morning, got there by midday, had lots of pintxos and beers for lunch, walked round the beach and walked up some route so you can get aerial views of the city (Can see Sociedad's ground). Then went out in the evening. Such a lovely place. The Airbnb we stayed in was so good as well, only cost about 100 euros a night, but split between 5 of us was so cheap. I'd definitely go again for much longer though.