Three loyal Foxes find hope amongst the debris of yet another defeat. We reflect on the things that Dean Smith got right at the Etihad stadium, mull over a return for Leicester City to a 352, and sigh with relief that we picked the right defenders for a change. We then recharge our Trumpwells and look ahead to what becomes our latest must win game against Wolves, whilst acknowledging that this one really is!

Three Foxes tear up the script and do their best to keep up with constant current news coming out of our ridiculous football club. We breathe a sigh of relief that it wasn't Marsch, wonder where the Benitez story came from, and give our thoughts on the imminent appointment of Dean Smith & Co. We also hold those to account who are simply getting every decision wrong at Leicester City at the moment, take a brief look back on a week to forget against Villa and Bournemouth, and hide behind the Fosse Arms sofa to preview Man City.

Three Leicester City fans settle down in the world famous Fosse Arms to digest the news that Brendan Rodgers has left Leicester City. We run the rule over the former boss, ask where he sits in the pantheon of Foxes Managers, and breathe a collective sigh of relief that a divisive recent period for our club is over. Then the fun starts as we take a look at possible replacements, both short and long term, and look forward to a hugely important home double week against Villa and Bournemouth. Thanks for the memories Brendan!

Three Foxes settle into the Fosse Arms with overflowing Trumpwell's IPA tankards, to chat Brentford, diving referees, and many many things Crystal Palace. We wonder which of the monsters from the Martin O'Neill era would most help this somewhat timid Leicester City side, and re-assure ourselves that the bookies still think we might just be ok. At least we've got a week off worrying. Madders for England!

Three Foxes continue to have their patience tested, despite a better display against Chelsea. We puzzle over Brendan's selections, review the club's dire latest accounts, marvel at just how much our players are paid, and get into the detail of the relegation picture to see if there's a way out for Leicester City. And at the very minimum, at least these presenters turned up for their show!

Inexplicable team selections, demotivated players, no idea how to shoot a football at a football goal. A fuming Fosse Arms tears it all to pieces as three Foxes completely lose their patience with goings on at Leicester City. We painfully review Blackburn, Southampton, and the Manager's position, before asking whether it would be at all possible to get a result against stuttering Chelsea and those two blokes who thought the grass was greener in London.

Three Foxes sink gallons of Trumpwells IPA while ruminating over defeat against Arsenal, asking just how weak our midfield has become, and why we're so inconsistent. Things then take a turn for the sunnier side of the Fosse Arms, as we look forward to a very winnable FA Cup tie against Blackburn, and a weekend six pointer against the Saints in which defeat just doesn't bear thinking about! We also talk salad cream vs pickle on a cheese sandwich.

Three frustrated Foxes consider a game of two halves. Missed chances in Manchester, and now the league leaders come to town. We wonder how on earth Wout Weghorst earns a living, and worry about Bukayo Saka against our defence. Over the odd jar of Trumpwells we discuss whether Madders is currently the best midfielder in the Premier League.

Killer hosts a happy show as Spurs are thumped by a resurgent Leicester.  Has there been a better recent performance?  Kelechi Iheanacho is sensational again and where will our topsy turvy season go now.  We also take a begrudging look at the mess that is VAR and Killer and Norm demonstrate their kind side!  Anyone for a second FA Cup......

The Fosse Arms is buoyant as we discuss a famous victory for Leicester City at Villa Park. We discuss our three new transfer signings, and  get excited about The Foxes' first Brazilian. We get sad about the loan move of Leicester Legend Marc Albrighton, and get mildly alarmed about the forthcoming fixture list, not least the return of Spurs' leading ever scorer to the King Power. But for now, Everyone Samba!