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Tbf Ric does 😂😂

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What a load of agent bollocks. he’s only made 10 appearances in Serie A out of a possible 23. He’s only managed two 90 minutes amongst them too

You know what the ECB deserve this if they **** this up.

I’d love it but there are plenty of examples where it’s not worked or the fanbase got split. Maine Road, AFC Liverpool, Northwich, Bury for a bit As you’ve seen in recent weeks, it wouldn’t get full support. In fact unless it was outright Phoenix, I think you’d struggle to get a couple of hundred.

Leicester Road still got a team playing there. Although its still short of a changing rooms

This England team have total shit for brains.

Anyway, if you want to talk about a uniting behaviour this march has that ability. A couple of thousand would look very impactful and for the suggestions etc, it’s about getting a movement going

Interested how that back the team thing has gone down on ‘I’ve been to filbert street’ Facebook group. Loads of comments against Aiyawatt like the penny is dropping

I haven’t compared Birmingham to Leicester? I compared potential. I have said that Leicester is a significantly sized city without an arena (they’ve already given outline permission as part of the clubs wider submission). There’s a number of world class indoor sporting events being played at Riders Arena and De Mont’s line up of music/comedy which suggests a modern arena with the right people behind it would do well. That’s before introducing anchor tenants

That point about Birmingham just backs us up as potential. We are significantly sized city which has no arena of any decent size.The land is already in the clubs name and doesn’t need buying. Birmingham had to make significant capital spend to even get their existing stadium safe. Dead money really if their stadium plans have an actual realism to them (as a former Birmingham resident, it requires a significant transport improvement from either a bankrupt council or a government strapped over project cash) Good businessmen spot the potential and how easy it is turn it around. Leicester City has a lot of that going for it.

He’s never shown any track record of improving in any of King Power’s businesses. All three football teams have been on a continued downward trend, the horse racing does well to get a winner once a year on any worthy race and the main company, he got moved out because they were about to majorly default on a contract he agreed. If he personally had shown any record of performing well as a businessman, you’d have confidence he could turn around but he does. He’s atypical neobaby

Let’s fill every seat

Fortune regardless that was a club with significant obstacles which was still bought. I can point out plenty others such as Birmingham for example who had heavy debts and a stadium needing major infrastructure works, they were still attractive enough for someone to buy

Which is precisely the point. Because that’s going to continue with the club in its current position. Won’t talk about the club messed around a generation with its ticketing policies.

Wrexham were bought by two Hollywood billionaires despite not owning the ground, playing part time football clubs and a whole plethora of other issues. Birmingham were bought under significant debt in the last five years. An immediate impact? Less toxicity in the stands and even for those less vocal, a freshness about the place.

Domeage

Judging by the increased media coverage, the boycott achieved a significant amount

Some big blue on blue in the right wing echo chamber this morning with Rupert Lowe, risked football chairman launching a party which is already attracted some hugely unfavourable characters. I know this because my Twitter feed is full of it, even though I don’t ask for it

Around 12k-13k for me - I’m a heavier sweater and I can sometimes feel very poorly afterwards. I was told your body has approximately 16k worth of juice in it without assistance. But you want to be ahead of the bonk

Sorry you can’t go on a holier than thou attitude and then say something like this. A football clubs is essentially a fanbase. People aren’t going because the ownership has evaporated all hope and it’s not the supporters fault that the owners have overspent so excessively. Our £450 season tickets aren’t the reasons we’ve been deducted points and put the whole organisation in a precarious position. The fans would return. See Wednesday or Coventry. Or Bury reformed in Tier 10 of English football with crowds 150% up on what they were averaging in League 1/2

Valid post and everything but ever considered that the club are toxic at the moment rather than the fans? Personally I have to take a break every few games at the moment and despite it being one of the only times I’m with my dad and brother at the same time

It will be 47 to stay up. 5 wins gets us there. Win the home games but these ****ers aren’t good for that

On the same day, York open their super league debut with an incredible result and very good crowd.

Surprise, surprise - someone with a background working with a set of owners from the Far East. Someone with a background working at a club where fan relations are an all-time low. A club who are ****ing dreadful at the moment. Every time it's just cheap, low ambition appointments.