Danizen

Who's got the harder job? Ruud or the poor cvnt who has to find this liability a new club in the summer?

Well he's just doing their job, to be fair. He deserves my support. Also, it means I don't have to watch too much more of this shite.

He's not even watching. He's writing the letter to the fans, in his head. He's currently writing the paragraph that criticises the fans for daring to question him.

Baffles me how no one at the club could see this coming. We wanted him out two years ago. He did well at Championship level but we knew he'd be exposed in the PL. Probably got himself a massive pay rise from his already obscene wages.

On the one hand, we adhere to the strict PSR limits and almost certainly get relegated, fail PSR and get a fisting from the EFL. On the other, we get a few quality players in take our 6 point deduction (4 after appeal) and sign some players that can actually play at this level. I wonder which way we'll go...

He needs bombing out. He's already got one foot out the door. He wasn't that far away from a liability. Even on a good day.

The second part of that is the textbook definition of negligence.

I agree with the protest but I can see this kicking off a bit if we get decent results in the next two games. The will to protest won't be there for most fans in the context of good results. It would also allow the media to push the 'entitled Leicester fans' narrative if we're outside the relegation zone. Fans of other clubs and a large amount of our fans will lap it up. Could be reminiscent of 14/15 when our fans were having fist fights in the stands.

We'll definitely try our best.

Which proves how arbitrary the rules really are. Surely being lucky enough to have access to interest free loans means less money flowing out of the club's accounts and is therefore more sustainable. What does the S in PSR stand for again?

Maybe it was a way for people in the club to surreptitiously show support for your cause. The non-football staff at the club can't be happy with the situation especially as relegation puts their jobs at risk.

So are we basically spending our future parachute payments?

Ruud has a good coaching background, a clear idea of how he wants to play and is respected worldwide. I think he'd do alright in the right environment. We couldn't be further from the right environment. For any manager.

I know it's a lazy comparison to make but Kompany and Martin both failed because neither showed any pragmatism. Enzo showed signs of the same problem, last spring. We'd be right where we are now.

And the fact he seemed to be running in slow motion yet still put three stewards on their arse

Another 18 months of this walking mistake.

https://metro.co.uk/2024/12/30/james-maddison-bites-back-appearing-world-darts-championship-hours-spurs-draw-22266681/ Darts Luke Thomas Football In that order. (Obviously I'm joking. Always find it weird when footballers get criticised for having a life outside football).

It's not age. xG will have it's uses as an easy reference point for scouts, coaches and analysts. For the rest of us, it's irrelevant and boring. Just something people can use to make themselves sound more knowledgeable than they actually are.

https://www.forestforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/the-demise-of-ruud-van-nistelrooij’s-leicester-city.45088/page-83 Genuinely confused. I thought they didn't care about us?

We need to get him signed up ASAP or we'll lose him on a free

No. It's....elsewhere.

The dog got an extremely phallic pink dog toy. Almost had a heart attack, opening it in front of the kids.

Worse thing about it is, there's absolutely no professional pride there. He should have a point to prove. He should be sharp. He should be trying to change people's opinion of him. There's none of that. He's just given up.

First half performance against Wolves

Don't waste your time making something that's aesthetically pleasing. The club have already done their usual trick of taking a decent idea and getting someone off Fiverr to execute it horribly.