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Leicester City vs Wolverhampton Wanderers 18th August 2018
Commentary notes from Leicester City 2-0 Wolves My cans broke at Old Trafford and I hadn’t got them fixed cos … Continue reading
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Manchester United away 10th August 2018
Commentary notes from Manchester United 2-1 Leicester City After much talk as to whether Harry Maguire and/or Jamie Vardy would … Continue reading
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Hong Kong 2017
From flooded roads and aquplaning taxis on Monday, to sunburn and cityscape views on Wednesday, Hong Kong has been a … Continue reading
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Jason Bourne, checking out.
My good friend Jason Bourne has decided to leave BBC Radio Leicester and pursue a career as a freelance … Continue reading
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Don’t kill Mufasa
Leicester City won’t sack Claudio Ranieri this season. That’s my view. The club’s Thai owners have shown a level … Continue reading
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There will be a sugar crash so gorge NOW
The Jan Breydel Stadium, Tuesday 13th September 2016. Having tested the ISDN line, ensured our kit hadn’t been damaged in … Continue reading
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Dear ‘big clubs’ – It does ne matter
London, Manchester, Liverpool, it’s all yours. As the legendary former Leicester Mercury football correspondent Bill Anderson used to say “it … Continue reading
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Possibly the biggest goal call of my life, bring it.
I should be in bed, I should have drunk more water today, I should have rested my voice and I … Continue reading
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Full backs are key
It used to be said that footballers would be accommodated at full-back, that it was somehow an easy position to … Continue reading
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Passionate, lonely football nation seek successful Premier League partner
Thailand doesn’t have a rich heritage when it comes to football but like an old romantic, they’re desperate to fall … Continue reading