Happy Fox

If they don't sell the club once the season has concluded, I hope we protest these charlatans out.

Charlatans the lot of them, I really hope they sell the club.

Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on Jamie Vardy: "There's more to this story. We spoke also about Fleetwood Town where he came from and also his time before that at Halifax Town. "He was in the Conference League and then moved to Leicester after they got promoted from League 1 to the Championship. That's where he came in. "He felt really supported by the fans form the beginning and of course, over the 13 years that e has played. In all the highs and lows, what stands out is his loyalty to the football club and taking responsibility for the football club in doing everything possible to be the best he can be and perform. "So he was there through the thick and thin. He was always providing the typical Jamie Vardy way of playing - aggressive, quick, intuitional player. Of course you can be a fans favourite if you have somebody who plays like that and can score goals." More from Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy: "I have learned a lot from [Vardy]. I have also got to know him as a person. "I have had conversations with him on the club, how things are going and what needs to be done. He was always a great support and influence in the team - on moving forward together and when going through the difficult times that we went through. "In addition, on the pitch, he is our top scorer. That's what he also did." Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on the statement Jamie Vardy posted earlier this week regarding the club's season: "The most important thing now is that we have extra motivation. We need to move on to the next season. "Now it will be the farewell for Jamie as well. It will be a big motivation for the team to play for their captain and recognise the 13 seasons he has served this club - the successes he's been through and also the difficult times he has been through. We can use these games perfectly for that." Leicester City manager Ruud van Nistelrooy on Jamie Vardy's next move: "He talked about his next move. It's an open book. For him, it's a time to reflect, from the conversation I had with him. "Of course, together with his family, he has to make a decision where to play because he wants to carry on playing. That's as far as it went." On whether Vardy's final games for the club will be extra motivation for players: "His farewell is above anything and deserves all the credit and honour possible from the club, squad, supporters and all the people who love football towards him. That's how we will move forward."

They couldn't afford his wages, not unless they get taken over?

Is Kasper earning that amount?

Maybe Celtic?

You can see he's visibly angry, I bet he's seething with the club management especially the likes of Rudkin and Top.

I wonder if a prem team takes a punt on him as a back up striker maybe one of the newly promoted teams, he can still do a job. Or maybe he will go and play at his boyhood club Sheffield Wednesday?

but you are indeed right it has been a pleasure!

They deserve all the slagging off, utter incompetence on their part 2 relegations in 3 seasons wouldn't be acceptable to most clubs why should it be acceptable to us?

If we can get £10m that would be ideal, but no doubt it will be a loan with option to buy.

My remaining hopes for this campaign. Luton to survive Sheepshaggers to get relegated Millwall to make the playoffs at the expense of Coventry Sunderland to get promoted via the playoffs.

John Mousinho would be ideal for us, not sure how much compensation it would take for us to get him though? This makes a good read. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cx2wgpg31r4o

They probably think Manchester City are getting a points deduction, they pass off responsibility every single week and it’s getting dire week in and week out, utter incompetence from Top as per usual.

Flores would be decent.

I don't see any better options realistically we could get that could get us promoted at the first time of asking and b keep us in the premier league? Is Rohl better? he may be in the future, but as of this moment, he's just a young manager with potential, and I don't think we can risk that type of appointment this time around.

That approach hardly worked well post Maresca, a short term approach would be better appoint a manager that gets us promoted and then keep us up, and then look for a progressive manager with potential once we have stayed in the premier league.

Rohl is off to Southampton isn't he?

Troy Parrott would probably command a fee in excess of £17m but he would be worth it imo.

Dyche would be fine at championship club level, and would do an okay job in the premier league he would keep us up imo anyway it’s baby steps again for us, after the complete incompetence from Top and co.

Would take him but doubt he would he would come to us in our predicament.

Most likely 20-22m doubt we would get 30m for him.

Wouldn’t be averse to hiring him , he would most certainly use our young contingent and improve them.

I really don’t want us to play the sheepshaggers so really hope they get relegated.

Think it’s clear for all to see he does not give a f**k at all, no other professional club at top flight level in any league will ever hire him again.