Apologies, the printers at Hazzetta have taken a very Italian holiday and then there was significant strike action to deal with as well.
The pink paper has been stacking up at the press and we’ve managed to agree some corrupt sweeteners to get them back in work.
Two years ago, as Leicester City plummeted towards relegation from the Premier League, the official LCFC website dawdled around posting articles about random historical figures. We’re doing a similar thing this season.
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When Leicester won away
Exploring historical links with away wins at each of Leicester’s 19 Premier League opponents this season
Two years ago, as Leicester City plummeted towards relegation from the Premier League, the official LCFC website dawdled around posting articles about random historical figures. We’re doing a similar thing this season.
In 2006, Leicester City faced Brighton and Hove Albion in a game with severe consequences at the wrong end of the Championship. But, as ever, we’re going to start a long time before that.
One of the things I remember most about Saturday 6th February 2016 was walking under the bridge that leads to the Etihad Stadium and seeing stalls with an array of scarves bearing the name and face of the Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola.
In September 2000, Chelsea were about to welcome a new manager who would become a Leicester City legend. But it was one of the least successful managers in our club’s history who triumphed on the day.
The Kushiro Archives
Say ‘Great Escape’ and everyone thinks of 2015. But there was another season when our predicament was similarly dire, and our recovery was equally miraculous.
One day in 1997, after Leicester City decided they had to leave Filbert Street, Chief Executive Barrie Pierpoint was standing in a field in Aylestone, forming pictures in his mind.
It's amazing how often it happens. Researching football history you unearth a little gem that leaves you shouting 'Eureka!' Or something even stronger.
In the first of two historical articles in the run-up to this weekend’s clash with Fulham, an aerial view of Filbert Street takes centre stage.
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