FA Cup Final 15/May, Chelsea v Leicester

[Nellies left peg]

opposite.. they were riding a wave solidarity.. they aren’t solid at the moment and far from free scoring..

If they fuck up top 4 there will be an awful lot of pressure on them

 

[Protein Junkie]

Well done to Leicester City and great goal to win the FA Cup final

 

[Vienna_70]

Why excruciating? It was a clear offside even without using VAR anyway, just the 1st replay has shown it was obviously a little ahead no need for VAR for that. Just VAR did the correct job and confirmed that.

Savage called it immediately.

 

[KS55]

A poor game won with a great strike and a great save. No tension in the match until the last 10 mins.
Didnt see anything from Chelsea to give our first choice team any cause for concern.
(I know, famous last words)

 

[adrianr]

Made up for Leicester. Fantastic result. Enjoy!

 

[MillisleBlue]

Flippin heck, didn't see that coming. Congratulations and well done to Leicester City FC.

 

[ancoats]

That’s not the rules, though, is it?!

You can WISH it was anything you want, but it doesn’t matter.

its uses to be the rules ?

when you gain the advantage from hand ball because you missed controlled it is wrong even with VAR
if it was city losing in the final to it you can bet most would be saying the same thing

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Imagine winning a trophy with "the right kind of owners".

 

[goalmole]

BBC going large on Leicester's "right sort of owners".

The kind that don't threaten the red team's monopoly.

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Delighted for Leicester. This was the one they really wanted.

However there is a massive double standard when it comes to the reporting of their brilliant owners and our own. We've rightly just heard on the BBC how the owners have bought into the local area and built up the club. Nevertheless, they broke FFP rules to get into the Premier League. I think the rules are rubbish but if it was us then the media would be all over us like a rash.

Bang on.