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Booing Winks last night was never going to decide whether we won or lost. The guy gets paid £80-90k per week and he's told our fans to f**k off. What do you expect us to do? Those clapping and cheering him should hang their heads in shame, not proper football fans, let alone Leicester fans.

It’s spelt Thai 👀

I think those fans in the middle of the west stand have got a duty to let Top know exactly how we feel, whether we win or lose

The sad thing is, he probably won't get any s**t knowing the majority of our fans

Have you got a day off work today or something - how many of the same threads are you going to start?

I asked AI to summarise the article - makes for terrible reading. - Relegation to League One now appears almost inevitable and that creates a genuinely dangerous financial spiral — solidarity payments would drop to a fraction of current levels, the Macquarie debt still needs servicing, and the squad would likely need to be largely sold off. - The article's conclusion is essentially that without either a rapid return to the Premier League or a stabilisation of King Power's Thai business, Leicester risk a prolonged slide into the lower tiers where their current cost base and debt levels simply cannot be supported. - The one silver lining is that the squad's estimated market value (~£200m) exceeds its book value, giving them assets to sell. But selling your way out of trouble is a short-term fix, not a strategy. I know it's never boring being a Leicester fan but we're genuinely looking at a situation where we might not have a club to be a fan of. This could be a text book example for future students on how not to run a business.

If you care about getting your opinion across about the club in a survey with results that will be published and sent to the club, then it really isn't waaay too long. It took about 5 minutes. If that's too long to put someone off then I would assume they are not that bothered about giving their opinion to the club.

Might be unpopular as they seem to go down quite well on this forum but I can't stand the whole making up Leicester lyrics to songs. I've just saw one on Twitter where some guys made lyrics to Stan by Eminem about Harry Winks and it's proper cringy. The ones that are intended to be funny, parody ones where they actually go through with the effort to make them (like on the BSLB's podcast) I've no problem with as they're actually quite funny. But it's all the others with the crappy lyrics to sad or slow songs that no one would ever sing where I'm thinking surely you've got better things to do with your time?

I think it's probably currently right down the pecking order in terms of priorities but if we go down, which we likely will - we need to start cutting costs. It's complete madness that we have that huge training complex at Seagrave and yet the Women's team have Belvoir Drive. It's a nice story to say our Women's team have their own dedicated training ground etc. but in reality it's absolutely bonkers that we're paying for two training grounds, when we literally have one of the biggest and also probably one of the top 5 training grounds in the whole country where they could easily be accommodated. Sell Belvoir Drive to some property developers as soon as possible.

Out of interest I asked AI to predict the teams that will make up League One next season based on the current table standings and fixtures left and as you can guess, we're basically down. An absolute joke that this is actually what is happening to us but the writing has been on the wall that we were going to be in trouble this season as soon as the first ball was kicked - I just thought we'd have enough competence to right the ship at the right times but on and off the pitch we've been woeful. To try and put some sort of positivity to it, there's some nice day trips out for the Coach 1 lot ; AFC Wimbledon Barnsley Blackpool Bradford City Bromley Burton Cambridge United Doncaster Huddersfield Leicester City Leyton Orient Luton Town Mansfield Town MK Dons Notts County Oxford United Peterborough Plymouth Reading Sheffield Wednesday Stevenage Stockport Wigan Athletic Wycombe

Not a pop at JS but it's all of the players and all of the same, generic posts that have been churned out by the clubs social media and content teams since the end of last year. 'All in for the fight', 'need to improve', 'back to the drawing board', 'we all need to focus and regroup' etc etc. They don't mean anything anymore and they're just paying lip service now.

We've beat Bristol City and West Brom in the league this year, 3 and a half months. Now we need to win 3 games in the next 2/3 weeks? Not impossible but in reality, not happening with what we've saw on the pitch from these cowards.

How many of us on here called this in the last couple of years. Refuse to sell tickets on Gen. Sale, a generation of potential new fans with a barrier to get to games. Suddenly the team capitulates on the field, numbers drop and now they're desperate for new fans. I love this club but there's so many negative things going on which I'm sadly welcoming happening to us. A lot of people at the club that need to sit up and take their medicine.

Why would expanding/improving the General and Glenfield be bad for the West and North West? I'm not saying we close down the LRI, just take some of the millions they keep spending on trying to expand the LRI and expand/add more services to the other two.

The amount of land that both the General and Glenfield cover it seems insane to keep trying to expand the LRI. Put any hospital money into the other two; they quite nicely cover the east and west of Leicester and the land surely they could put a small A&E or an urgent treatment centre at both?

For me, the only reason we're in this situation is because of the ineptitude of those at the Top of our club, literally. We should never have been put in this position by them. However I'll still say 'F**k the Premier League' as it feels like it's just vindictive against us now.

On one side, I am confused as to why the club would do this - just take your punishment and move on. Then on the other side, I do wonder why the Premier League are so intent on hammering us. Is it because we embarrassed them time we used a loophole to get out of sanctions? Did we pee off someone in particular at the PL that they're now like a dog with a bone? With so many clubs having done some obviously dodgy dealings e.g. Chelsea selling their womens team to themselves, Newcastle and Villa with their dodgy sale/purchases of each others home grown talent etc. (not mentioning Man City), Forest signing about 50 playes in two seasons. Why are we constantly getting hammered?

I would say it's more: Relegation and No Instant Return = extremely high chance of bankruptcy

The amount of time you've wasted asking questions that the video answers you would have saved yourself time.

Watch the video that this thread is about. ffs

Try walking down there once a week, it's horrendous. Crap on the streets and uncivilised people. It's disgusting.

As someone who has experienced with Sunderland what we could potentially experience if we go down I think it’s important to take note. Could potentially be a disaster if we go down. We need someone in asap to steer us to safety, it’s critical Top acts now.

In fairness we've spent the majority of these players contracts at Leicester 'getting behind them' and supporting them, in fact I'd say that our fan base has actually supported and 'got behind' these players too much. They get off scot-free and get clapped off the pitch no matter the performances they put in. Enough is enough - on and off the pitch it's a shambles and all these fans constantly saying 'back the lads' or 'get behind them, booing won't help', you're actually one of the biggest parts of the problems at the club now as you'll accept whatever standard is thrown at you from the players on the pitch or the club as a whole.

Sick note Praet was not one of the better ones. I remember maybe 3 or 4 good performances and that’s about it. If Perez had joined for like £10-12m it maybe wouldn’t have seemed like too big of a mistake but for what we paid and what we got it turned out to be a joke of a decision. (Although if you’d have said for the money it guaranteed us an FA Cup with his assist pass I’d probably have taken it 😂)