Rusko187

I genuinely haven't met a single person who thought he should stay after Saturdays performance.... .... Then the internet provides 1 person.

Took mine for the first time Saturday, even she said don't invite me again.

You can get them from the club shop, my little girl wanted one before you roast me for it.

Of course I care, I've been going down for lord knows how many years. It's not the first time I've seen the club in this tier. I've just learnt to stop taking the disappointment, frustration and anger home. I leave that at the stadium, I go with my little girl... what am I meant to be doing? Being snappy and argumentative? Honestly what good will it do for me to be in a foul mood leaving the ground, yes I'm deeply frustrated and angry about the result but no matter how many times you rant and rave about it, deep down is it going to change a thing under this ownership? He got the message loud and clear last season, that he was killing this club, he could honestly have got a quick win by sacking Rudkin but he absolutely refuses to do that, and they will continue with poor decision making and recruitment whilst them pair hold positions of seniority. So whilst KP is in charge, yeah.. I come out the ground cracking jokes about it because honestly, what else can I do? Sorry for not crying, I've become totally apathetic to this club yet I still care enough to renew my season ticket, go down to the ground and back the team. I even spent money in the club shop for the first time in years because my little girl wanted a shirt.

I remember saying it wouldn't happen the year we went down with Rodgers.... .... that mistake won't happen again, based on performances this season and a managers unwillingness to change systems, yes we could absolutely go down.

Great shout, he didn't have a great game and was caught out of position on a number of occasions by Missanga. He's very early on in development, see how he gets on. Definitely not had a good game, but it's 1 game thus far.

I will say that for him which I like. I never wanted the guy and I think it’s a mistake to play possession football in this league, but at least there’s a clear directive from the manager to the players. You can’t sack him yet though, 4 games into a season isn’t enough time. Plus I doubt we have the funds to part with him.

If it wasn't for the debt, you're getting a lot of "Football" for £200m. An elite level training ground, a secondary "Prem worthy" training ground which could easily be sold on or used for something else. Decent sized stadium with approved plans for expansion and land/plans to develop hotels, business and a mini stadium with the right investment. TWO football teams and a women’s team. If someone is willing to come in and get it running right, it could be a snip. We wouldn't get anywhere near £100m for it, the cokehead up the road is the only likely avenue to sell and he wouldn't pay anywhere near that amount. There's a "Leicester City Undivided"? How do I join? Reference Top, I find it tough to dislike the guy. He's what I would call a "well intentioned idiot" and I mean that with the greatest respect to him. I don't deny that he wants what's best for the club and the city, but he doesn't have the funds or business acumen to deliver. Do I blame him for trying to sell for £200m? No, the family have thrown a huge amount of money into Leicester.. I doubt he will get £200m, but let him try. It is the right time for him to go though, and I'll wish him and his family all the best. It's a shame, he could have got some serious quick wins by just listening to the fans and ditching Rudkin but not to be.

I did think that, but if he goes then I'd rather look for us to recruit or promote our own player and develop them as opposed to doing Manchester Uniteds job for them. If he's our player then yes love him to play, if he goes then let him go.

Would have thought best thing for him is to give us 1 season in L1 where he should be guaranteed games, and then potentially move on. However, not everyday Manchester United come knocking for you, so it's understandable that he won't turn that offer down.

Personally I'm finding this bloody hilarious, it's like they've thrown a cat amongst the pigeons. Southampton were right to be booted out, no sympathy there.. only a marginal amount to the fans but personally I can't stand Southampton so bloody good. As for Hull and Middlesbrough, there's absolutely no way this is going to end well.. If Hull win, M'Boro will cite lack of time to prepare for the game etc. If M'Boro win, Hull will cite last minute change of team in the final. Either way it's going to be an exciting summer of fallout from this.. and I'm here for the fireworks HAHAHAHA.

You raise a good point, the times they've admitted were times they didn't win games (with the exception of Boro as they couldn't exactly deny that)... so have they admitted to those games in a poor way of showing "well, we did spy but look... we didn't benefit from those games". It is highly irregular a rookie coach turns the club around like he has, but it does beg the question have they been doing this ever since he took charge? Decision needs to be upheld, club can compensate fans.. they cheated, the rules were clear, they can't deny knowledge of the rules or even question the activity whether it was morally right and it definitely couldn't have been a rogue analyst, people in that club would have been well aware of what was happening. Throw the book at them.

I'm of the belief they've probably been doing this ever since he took over.

The argument that Leeds only received a £200k fine for this situation is a bit daft. The rules were changed because of what Leeds did, so for another club to knowingly do the same thing after those changes were introduced is arguably even worse. I hope the appeals commission upholds the original decision. What message does it send if a team can spy on another club’s training sessions, gain a competitive advantage, potentially secure promotion, and earn hundreds of millions in TV revenue as a result?

It’s not necessarily about wearing Leicester merch but right now we’re demanding some form of change from the board and people are protesting peacefully via their wallets. I have a kid too who I know would be asking for merch so I get your point and understand it but on the whole I wouldn’t even be buying food and drink from that ground until our “glorious” owner takes decisive action. If instead you’re going into that club shop to by a shirt with Winks on the back, then you’re fully deserving of all the abuse 😂 I’ve been going since the 90s (sorry I wasn’t born earlier), but this “be careful what you wish for” mentality I’m afraid you’re going to have to explain the positives of this club right now for me to think you’re talking absolute nonsense. Every facet of the footballing world understand our situation and recognise this is on the ownership but what could possibly be worse then being on the brink of going Pop, playing diabolical football and being in the lowest position we’ve ever been for the second time in our history. Top is “being told to do one” because all of these issues stem from his running of the club, if he’s serious about rebuilding his relationship with the fans and turning things around then he had a quick win in sacking Rudkin - instead he promotes him… so what are the fans meant to think? All points to clueless decisions and extremely poor management on his behalf. Him losing millions is on him I’m afraid, it’s the least of my concerns when the club is on the brink of oblivion.