Wymsey

Definitely. Politics and sports shouldn't mix.

It doesn't sound dodgy at all..

Apparently, part of this decision is to do with AI investment - which sounds harsh on the employees, but it is what it is (if true).

But am sure someone would complain, saying that it promotes unhealthy food etc..

The poisoning at some children's lodge in Leicestershire appears very suspicious..; much rumours online as to why can't speculate about it.

One of the rare, it seems, staff at LCFC who genuinely cares about the supporters is 'Jim'.

They'll probably be called something like AFC Morecambe in a few weeks, and things will continue operation-wise.

They could do an AI-voice for them..

Babylon - as he think he's always right?..

Wouldn't say no to American ownership tbh, like with Birmingham, Swansea (aside from Modric - in whom still don't understand his link there, like with Snoop Dog...) and Wrexham - who all seem to be benefitting well from it, albeit different club budgets and situations. Can King Power ever be back to their usual self business-wise?

He'll probably still have a role at the club elsewhere, given his knowledge from the Academy-side and other aspects. Also doubt that he'll get 'sacked', tbh. Like with Top, he probably lost his way a bit in the role after what happened with Vichai - but has faced above-reasonable criticism, nevertheless.

Very lucky for those living in the UK, where things underneath the soil seem pretty stable..

Has he done a runner?

Just can't see Wrexham getting away from relegation. Think the reality will hit them.

It's shocking. Seems surreal.. Although trust in the Police, in general, seems at an all-time low.

Blimey.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn9y0lvpyqvo How can this be real?

@Grok, are King Power going to stay?.. There is no definitive evidence that King Power is actively selling Leicester City Football Club as of July 28, 2025. However, recent reports indicate significant financial challenges for King Power, which have sparked speculation about the potential sale of the club. Key points from available information: Financial Strain: King Power, the Thai-based duty-free retailer owned by the Srivaddhanaprabha family, is facing severe financial difficulties due to a downturn in Thailand’s tourism market, particularly affecting its duty-free operations. Reports suggest the company is at risk of bankruptcy or liquidation, with new CEO Nitinai Sirismatthakarn describing the situation as a matter of "survival."foxesofleicester.comtelegraph.co.uk Speculation on Sale: Finance expert Adam Williams has suggested that Leicester City, valued as a £200m-plus asset, could be sold to alleviate King Power’s financial pressures, especially as the club is seen as a cash drain during a time of need. He believes King Power would likely sell before the situation leads to administration for the club.foxesofleicester.comeflanalysis.com Fan and Media Sentiment: Some Leicester City fans and commentators have expressed that selling the club might be a logical step, given King Power’s struggles and the club’s recent relegation to the Championship. However, no concrete sale process has been confirmed.leicestermercury.co.uk Historical Commitment: King Power has shown long-term commitment to Leicester City, having written off £194m in club debt in 2023 and converting £318m of debt into equity in recent years, indicating a reluctance to sell in the past.skysports.comskysports.comleicestermercury.co.uk Current Status: While there is no official confirmation of a sale, the ongoing financial turmoil at King Power, combined with Leicester’s relegation and managerial uncertainty (e.g., Ruud van Nistelrooy’s departure), has fueled speculation. Williams noted that the issue may resurface early in 2026, but he doubts it will reach the point of administration.eflanalysis.com In summary, while King Power’s financial troubles have led to discussions about possibly selling Leicester City, no sale has been confirmed, and the situation remains speculative. For the latest updates, you may want to check trusted sources like Leicestershire Live or the club’s official website.foxesofleicester.comleicestermercury.co.ukeflanalysis.com

We now know whose account TheYearOfTheFox is using as a spare one about that subject..

Discussing the Migrant Crisis should be allowed on here.

And, even then, some are, apparently, fake and not genuine.

And 'you know' or 'you know what I mean?'. - Separately, also don't get those who start an email with: 'I hope this email finds you well?'.

Reckon that poster is a banned former member.. Look at his fairly-recent joining date and posting style in General Chat posts.

What is it now?

Suppose he needs to be checked on moreorless most of the day? 'The Sun, had claimed on Sunday that Gascoigne had been "rushed" to an intensive care unit after he was found by a friend.' https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cly84n2pmk6o

No big surprise.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn5kvv9n10go