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Rosensior is going to be incredibly cringe in his media stuff isn’t he?

I don’t mind them either. Clearly invested in the local area too. Everyone’s a winner. To be fair as well their fans aren’t particularly annoying on socials either

Kinda of the point though right? We won things but somehow we are here. We had even more income and we’ve ****ed it

And still not be in the third tier

Tbf it is 8 weeks now. Two months

A little naughty of me and catty but That experience was largely being chummy with the players and making sure their wine glass was full on one of the private dining evenings.

Been thinking about the Technical Director point really. 18 months ago, it was the reason Graham Potter wouldn't be hired. Now a defacto DOF/TD is the solution yet despite an interview, Aiyawatt never mentioned it rather it was John Percy who revealed those intentions. So we are this bizarre club that gives information out to journalists because they don't want the words uttered from an official source. Therefore it all goes Pete tong or there's no development, they can distance themselves from it being a club wish. For evidence, see the post relegation review, reported by numerous journalists yet publicly denied by the club that it ever took place.

Not solely though. There's very recognisable symmetry on then and now. The club placed themselves into a construction project which took considerable cash, the wage bill was far too high for the club, they had stopped selling players at the height of their value (Heskey went but years later no decent sale except Lennon). To come back to now, there are plenty of other clubs who gambled on the players in the mould Soumare, but we appear to be the only club what must be paying them way over the odds judging from being unable to sell them on and what information we know about our wage bill. Forest signed a player over the summer in very similar mould (different position) from Ligue 1 and he hasn't settle in England yet within six months, they have loaned him off to Eintracht Frankfurt with a deal at the end of it (not a Serie A/La Liga club scratching around for a loan deal at the end of the window). That's the difference and why us (potentially West Ham too) are different for the rest.

I look forward to the derby v the phoenix club played at Saffron Lane Athletics Stadium.

Fair play Billard, using his contacts book, some badly needed experience and players who know the division.

Which in the process (if we are talking administration) hurts the city, its economy and its hard working citizens

Facebook is generally pro King Power but there’s part of me which is fairly convinced that it’s not actually that many (but rather who it appears) and not many actual match goers

Just to say as well, like if Aiyawatt had any intelligence or sound advice, he’d have turned up on Monday night in a show of strength and at the very least galvanising a good 50% of the fanbase, possibly towards 66%

It’s worked. Media and wider football world talking about the clubs demise. These owners will detest external heat from outsiders. They hated the fall out from Ranieri Absolute success and precisely why the TV fixture worked being the only fixture in English football on The opinion of he’s got your money really hugely misses the point

So what we do instead is compare previous January windows and assume the same as

Yeah we do but it's money isn't it? We have no cash.

Most looking forward to the pinting in Cheltenham on Saturday

By my maths and using averages of the last 12 seasons, even with a six point deduction, we'd need five wins to stay up from here. 14 wins from 20 on the same equation to make the playoffs (12 wins without points deduction).

It’s not too far from Top’s UK abode

Not like LCFC give some info out to a journalist they feed after some fan discontent is it?

Revisionist slightly. Only in the final six months. Their fans were split for years and they left it far too late. Administration became the only option but with an immediate League One relegation

Nope I’m saying that at all. I am saying that the stadium was so empty that the media have picked up on the discontent of the fans. Regardless if boycotting or deciding to give it a miss for weather/circumstance etc. So the boycott has been successful because people today people across the country are talking about Leicester City fans being pissed off about their owners. That’s success. Equally a boycott loses its impact if you keep repeating it. I only have to cite the examples of Newcastle and Wednesday with their owners and protesting. They did all sorts of tactics rather than solely boycotting.

It was. The four paragraphs in the BBC Sport match report and various social media buzz amongst the wider football world

Cafe 100 Watt, Drinkers Pub, Beer Professor for booze Down Town Gourmet Market for street food There was place what did Full Englishs as well - I mean like proper Full Englishs.

There are lots of variables. But I am just establishing that the line about the weather isn't true.