Leicester made mugs of us all - Scudamore
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Leicester City have won the Premier League. A great achievement - there is no denying.
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It has a grand total of one signature so far. just 99,999 more to go before the ACTUAL federal government have to consider the matter.
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Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore talks to the BBC's Richard Conway about Leicester's title win.
"I think in terms of sporting achievement it’s probably the biggest sporting story ever and the biggest sporting achievement ever.
"You can’t compare it with all Sir Alex’s achievements, you can’t compare it with the Aguero moment, you can’t compare it with the Arsenal unbeaten season because they’re different things. You’re comparing apples with pears.
"But in terms of an overall story, as an overall achievement, it is absolutely the best.”
Premier League chief Richard Scudamore says Leicester's title triumph "made mugs of all of us" and is a "fantastic feeling".
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There are still plenty of fans waiting outside San Carlos in Leicester hoping to catch a glimpse of their heroes.
However, it appears the restaurant were one step ahead of them and stuck up a couple of sheets of what appears to be leftover wallpaper.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe Echo are reporting, external that Liverpool will pursue a summer move for Leicester City youngster Ben Chilwell.
The Reds apparently value the 19-year-old left-back at around £5m, but the Premier League champions are expected to demand more.
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