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Maybe he just like Man hugs.

Yep, it was, but its is a form of cheating in my eyes. Vardy has deliberately gone in to the challenge to make contact with the defender's leg. It's stuff like that, that makes me like football a little less. Letter of the law it's a pen, but I don't like to see stuff like that, even from our...

Not odd when we were nowhere. Maybe not so odd if he thinks we may now be going up. ;)

Don't want to tempt fate talking about it now, but I think it is wise to look at the scenario in terms of dates etc. I know someone yesterday said they were away on holiday for the play-off final. Season ends on the 8th May and the play-off final is on the 29th May. My concern is when the...

Yep, Armstrong injured could mean the end of our season.

Yep, I thought that one was harsh too. Thought he bought that pen and rather than the defender making a challenge, that was the attacker deliberately going over the defender's leg to buy the pen. What was the deal with Simpson too? Can't quite recall the first yellow he got, but that second...

Isn't Hooi under contract? Thought we were going to buy him weren't we?

But he didn't extend his arm. The lad turned his back on the ball deliberately, to exactly avoid using his arms. Things like this are so wrong in the game. Someone throws their arms out deliberately to make the target area harder to hit or to stop the ball from going into the area, then fine...

Obvious answer is technology. Any decision like that referred to upstairs. As you say Pete, putting your arms out in a way to deliberately block the ball. Was there any of that in that Sterling incident at all?

It's like someone typing out the Jeremy Kyle show.:)

I thought we sold him to Newcastle. What's the latest?

It needs sorting out. What happened to Man City yesterday could quite easily happen to us and what if it happened in a play-off final should we get there? A decision like that could be so massive. That decision in the Man City game where the ball hit Sterling was a complete joke. Remember...

http://m.derbytelegraph.co.uk/Derby-County-loan-players-clear-play-offs/story-20900072-detail/story.html There was another case I read about and the club just needed clearance from the parent club. With the Derby situation the players' loans ran out on May 3rd, so they had to just confirm with...

Yes, we believe so. I think in some cases you have to confirm with the parent club that it's okay, but unless they feel they need to recall for their own campaign, there should be no problem.

I had no idea either that Man City were also known as the Sky Blues, I too always thought we were the Sky Blues and they were the Light Blues, so when lately the press started calling them the Sky Blues I was a bit puzzled. Turns out they have always been the Sky Blues too. Wonder what Jimmy...

I'm sure who he's got in front of him makes a big difference.

Yep, totally agree. Someone in a similar vein to that Elson Hooi we were looking at.

I don't think that is correct. They have always been known as the Citizens, but also as the Light Blues and the Sky Blues. They wore sky blue well before us too. Think it's only lately the media have latched on to it though.

But on checking Oakey, Hill brought in the all sky blue kit in 1962. We had all sky blue though only until 1972, so 10 years only. From 1972 to 1994 we had all sorts of combinations and variations, from black shorts to tramlines and big T's and stripes In 1994 we went back to sky blue, but since...

Love that, except for the semi-transparent City logo. Would love that kit back and we would be totally unique in the English league I think!! Lovely!