Robbie Savage slams Jake Humphrey on air over Leicester City 'rebuild' suggestion

Snootie Wild was a rapper known for songs including his 2013 hit “Yayo.”Wild was born LePreston Porter in Memphis, the city where he built his musical career. He was a nephew of Arthur Lee, lead singer for the 1960s band Love.

The lead singer of Twisted Sister backs Ukraine 100 per cent.

Wet Leg have shared a new track today (February 28) – listen to ‘Angelica’ below.The duo have also once again self-directed the video for their latest track, which is set on the Isle of Wight where the band are from.Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers say the song is about Teasdale’s oldest friend. It was recorded in Chambers’ living room by bandmate Joshua Mobaraki according to a press release.It goes on to describe the song as a mixture of “the absurd”, “the sardonic”, “social angst” and “a a trippy, synth-kissed journey through parties and regrets.”Speaking about the new song, Teasdale said: “It’s laced with disenchantment. Even though the chorus is ‘good times, all the time’.

LCD Soundsystem played Guardian Angels in a skit in the latest episode of Saturday Night Live (February 26).The band were the musical guests on the show, performing ‘Thrills’ and ‘Yr City’s A Sucker’ from their 2005 debut album. They were joined by John Mulaney as host.During the show, they took part in a skit titled “Subway Churro”, in which a man (Andrew Dismukes) surprises everyone by buying a churro in a random subway station.The SNL cast take on spoofs of Broadway hits to express the peculiarities of New York, including why churros are taboo subway snacks, mole people, subway stabbings and strange liquid on the floor.LCD Soundsystem arrive at the end of the sketch, dressed in Guardian Angels’ gear, proclaiming “We’re the Guardian Angels and if you’re looking for a fight, you’ve gotta go through us!”. The Guardian Angels were a volunteer organisation founded in 1979 to combat violence and crime on the New York City Subway system.They’re met by a Jesus lookalike in a beer helmet, who they then serenade along with the rest of the SNL cast, singing a parody of ‘Superstar’ from Jesus Christ Superstar.

Celtic are in talks with star striker Odsonne Edouard over a lucrative contract extension.

Celtic are preparing to offer star striker Odsonne Edouard a bumper new Parkhead deal - according to a report.

Brendon Rodgers condemned the penalty decision which has dented Leicester’s Champions League hopes.

Everton a penalty as Leicester's restart continued to stall against the Toffees on Wednesday.But the Foxes boss is still confident his side can achieve their Champions League dream despite a three-game winless run.Everton secured the three Premier League points thanks to a Richarlison strike and a Gylfi Sigurdsson penalty.But there was controversy as the VAR took nearly three minutes to judge if Wilfred Ndidi handled the ball.Rodgers said: “We have a few of those we haven't got this year and it was clearer than that.“For us to have that given against us, it was very difficult to go 2-0 behind. It certainly wasn't clear and obvious."I think it was so harsh.

Brendan Rodgers faces a sweat after his Leicester side stumbled again in their push for a Champions League place. The Foxes lost 2-1 to Everton on Wednesday after Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson netted before Kelechi Iheanacho's consolation strike in the second.Leicester enjoyed a 14-point gap over Wolves and Manchester United in December but both rejuvenated sides now sit only three points behind with Chelsea primed to leapfrog them in third if they defeat West Ham.

Celtic will be desperate to see come August 1.Perhaps the single most important element of the club's summer is ensuring Odsonne Edouard steps out at Parkhead come the new Premiership season.The striker has blossomed into the main man in Glasgow's East End and the club are keen to keep him in Scotland for a tilt at Ten in a Row.revealed earlier this year that Edouard could yet sign a new contract to fend off mounting interest from Europe and the Premier League.Former boss Brendan Rodgers had been plotting a summer move, while the likes of Arsenal and Manchester United have also been linked.Supporters know how good a player they have on their hands and it's why seeing Edouard emerge from the tunnel kitted out in Celtic's new adidas strip

Leicester's clash with Crystal Palace is still set to go ahead this weekend despite the East Midlands city going back into lockdown.The news was confirmed by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, on Tuesday morning on Sky News.Leicester has seen a spike in cases in recent weeks, with 866 confirmed cases in the last fortnight forcing the city back into a stricter lockdown.The news on Monday evening sparked fears that this weekend's game between Leicester and Palace would not be able to go ahead.But those concerns have now been laid to rest.Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers insisted earlier this week that he was not concerned about the game not going ahead.The Northern Irishman said: "It is something I am not really

Gary Lineker compared Leicester's local lockdown with Brendan Rodgers' Premier League side after his home city was ordered into stricter coronavirus measures.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers wants to get Jonny Evans tied down with a bumped new deal. The 32-year-old runs into the final year of his contract this summer and Rodgers has new contract talks down as a priority.

Leicester City have joined the race for Atalanta right-back Timothy Castagne. The Belgian was targeted by Brendan Rodgers and sporting director Lee Congerton when the pair were both at Celtic, but a deal couldn't be completed.

Robbie Savage fumed at BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey in a rant over whether Leicester City need 'a rebuild'.

Foxes suffered a miserable afternoon as their poor run of form continued in their quarter-final tie. Barkley came off the bench at half-time to net the winner and end Brendan Rodgers’ hopes of delivering silverware to the Foxes.

Brendan Rodgers insists his players will be safe even if Leicester is put into a local lockdown.

Chelsea 's 1-0 win over Leicester City in their FA Cup quarter-final clash booked the Blues a spot in the final four of the competition.

James Milner claims he's been vindicated in leaving a Manchester City team at the height of their powers - for a Liverpool side striving for success.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers believes the sale of Philippe Coutinho two-and-a-half years ago played a major role in the Reds’ title triumph. The Brazilian playmaker was sold for a Premier League record fee of £142m when he eventually joined Barcelona in January 2018.

Rio Ferdinand said he didn't want Chelsea to beat Manchester City at Stamford Bridge, not simply because such a result would crown Liverpool champions.Liverpool are traditionally Man Utd's biggest domestic rivals and with the Reds on the verge of ending their 30-year title drought, Ferdinand is preparing for the worst.City went into the game against Chelsea knowing that should they drop points they would relinquish their Premier League crown to Liverpool.But Ferdinand also harbours hopes that his former side could catch the Blues as they were just points behind them in the race for Champions League qualification.Ahead of City's trip to west London, BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey suggested a City win would satisfy Ferdinand's United needs