but being realistic people 'move on' in all employments and football is no different, in fact even more transient. 
giving the players who achieved that gifts seems like a very nice gesture. I'm sure they are already paid well, and will have received whatever bonuses that were in their contracts. If my employer would treat me well, and give non contracted bonuses for success, I would be less inclined to look for another job. I'm sure the Leicester fans hope that no more of their players move.
I see the owner is from one of the benelux countries, thinking he can come over here and dictate how we conduct ourselves on social media!Un effing believable.
Reading into the report it seems the fan in question was seen via video evidence shouting foul and abusive comments during games and throwing beech balls and stress balls onto the pitch. While on the face of it the headline looks a bit bizarre I'm sure some other clubs have ejected fans for the foul and abusive language in the past. I know he did it in the name of the fans protest group but there are better ways, look at the Liverpool 77 minute protest.Charlton Athletic have given at least one of their fans the ultimatum of signing a contract not to criticise the club on social media to allow them to purchase a season ticket.
Un effing believable.
Sense seems to have come appeared to some degree, but to send a letter like is was as I said, un effing believable.
Depends on the language of course, as I think there will be some 'language' at every game, but you can't throw stuff onto the pitch.
only on comments on social media that were 'not particularly constructive" and his opinions posted online were 'not helpful' and 'inflammatory'. Censorship to buy your season ticket is b****x. 
Just as well Arsenal didn't adopt a similar approach. Their stadium would be half empty by the end of the month.Charlton Athletic have given at least one of their fans the ultimatum of signing a contract not to criticise the club on social media to allow them to purchase a season ticket.
Un effing believable.
Sense seems to have come appeared to some degree, but to send a letter like is was as I said, un effing believable.
Arsenal start with their usual standard. Still, they turned a profit last year
And an 89th min win for Chel$ki on Monday. and then to score at the end was very impressive. 
Hopefully that is a sign of good things to come for Liverpool fans. 
A bit of flat start to the Premier League on Saturday, but Sunday was a bit livelier.
Some great goals in the Liverpool game. Brilliant free kick by Coutinho. I thought he was too far out, but thankfully he didn't. Sadio Made was so quick going past, around and through the Arsenal defence
Oxlade Chamberlain's goal was very good too. I always want him to be given a chance, and to play up to the high level he sometimes hits. I think he needs to be playing consistently to fulfil his potential imho. He's still only 23, but he should have been a fixture in their team by now.
Good one Jamie ... staying at Leicester
I hope he plays close to level he played at last season. Drinkwater too ...
Looks like good draws for the Premier League teams, Barcelona aside.
I think PSG will have lost a lot without Ibrahimovic, but you never know with Arsenal. Looks particularly good for Leicester if they can get anywhere near the form of last season. The same with Spurs, if they are anything near to last season, and it is too early to tell yet, they should get through that group. 
At least we changed the corner kick taker (although if it had remained the same, Kane might have actually done something useful).
A caller on 5live was saying, play ugly but get the points; where's the problem?
Well playing ugly most of my lifetime has got england nowehere so far
Come On Scotland!
Same as the previous 8 tournaments. england haven't won anything noteworthy in my lifetime and plenty of crap teams get into tournaments without being very good .... some don't even know the rulesPlease feel free to remind us of Scotland's success at EURO 2016.
Oh....that's right......
