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Cooper got his post match this time last year

Their piling in pal

Buzzing to be watching this with my Mrs who's a die hard blade, she keeps going on about their 3 goals, but jokes on her we have had nearly double the possession. Fearless

I get it, I agree, I just think sadly our fan base is pretty tame all over from those who clap them off in the stands to those who moan about the inaction. I hope you inspire action.

No one gives a f*** on here, they'll all tell you how bad the happy clappers are in the ground but if you think your gonna get a reaction out of these lot your sadly mistaken. It's just a forum to vent frustration of everything related to the club and say how bad things are from the comfort of their homes, as it is for me.

They just want it more it's as simple as that, too every man they want it more. Our most talented outlet on the right won't get a sniff because Burrows makes it his mission to make sure he gets to every ball before him and he doesn't get half a yard, we are out fought across the pitch because the manager doesn't have a clue and the players just don't care enough.

It's bad when the only one who deserves to wear the shirt is a loan player, everyone else can be binned off, poor excuses to be called Leicester players

I'm assuming the PC version of this is well beyond my laptops capability, is it as good on the console version?

Thanks all, looks like I'll start making plans for it, seems like so much to do and plenty to pack in. Will be mindful about where we visit, I appreciate the heads up!

Has anyone done San Francisco? We are at a wedding next September in Denver and it's pretty cheap to fly on to somewhere else. It will only be for 3 nights but never been to the west coast and the mix of the city and nature seems like we can pack a lot in. Just don't know if its worth moving onto somewhere like that or staying in Colorado and hiring a car to explore a bit further for our remaining time.

I don't think he's played advantage I just dont think he's gave the shirt pull, bad decision rather than losing control. See if it evens out. I'm all for games like this when another ref may have stopped it for every little foul.

He's letting play go which I thinks doing the game justice, there's hardly been anything worth blowing up for and it's looking like it could be a cracker if it stays at this pace for the next 70 mins.

Mladen was an absolute car crash at Barnsley, it would appear he was someone who got the role for being good at his previous analytics role, but when it came to the actually leadership and management qualities you need to do the job he was severely lacking.

They've obviously felt a need to address this immediately recognising the massive own goal. Why not just have a bit about you and do it in a board room or office within the building, put some LCFC memorabilia up and just not mention where it's being recorded and most of us will just assume it's at his office at the ground or stadium. Starting off with "were here at the king power building in Bangkok, where our beloved owner is going to immediately tell you how he wants to be closer to you the club and the fans thousands of miles away"massively misses the point!

Ignoring everything else around this, what he has to say, our thoughts and feelings towards him. You've got to feel he's let down or poorly advised by the club's Comms/media department. The first time he speaks, talking about wanting to be closer and the first thing that many will pick up on is that he's sat on a chair miles away from the interviewer in his building in Bangkok. Regardless if what he's saying is important the image goes straight against the messaging from the off. I work within a sporting organisation and our comms team won't even let internal media pieces be done if they aren't 100% happy with the setting and how it supports the piece they are doing, let alone something going so public to an extremely unhappy fan base.

The club needs to go and get Rob Mackenzie back by whatever means necessary. Spurs to Leicester may not be an attractive step but the opportunity to moving from head scout to technical director would hopefully be tempting. If anyone hasn't listened to his episode of the training ground guru podcast I highly recommend it. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6CYRf19Agu0GC2MzV9YbZA?si=kCs8X4M6TIWGRv1Ab-8wGQ

My thoughts go to the individual.

The comments about interference may have been true but there were serious questions being asked about him by the playing staff towards the back end of July. What should have been an appointment to rejuvenate them turned pretty sour very early on.

He's not going to change anything, we need to work harder, we need to go again on the training ground. Regarding the response from the fans it's not what a manager would want to see, not in the sense the fans were wrong. When asked if he could share what he said to the players he said no, I took it as him protecting them but as others have said it may more be in line that hes ripped into them. I personally think he had the opportunity to publicly lay into them, but I can see others views my anger towards him may have clouded my judgement

It came across like he was protecting them and trying to create a us v them mentality with his response, just hat he wants more from them. I hope he's gone but I highly doubt he is.

That post match was horrendous, absolutely horrendous, it sounds like he has no intention of changing anything, he seems more angry with the fanbase than he is with the players.

It's not improving any time soon if the managers response is that they have to stick with what they are doing, keep working hard and get more from the players.

You only have to see the response from some of our 'stars' to the fans at the end just to realise how rotten the environment at our club is.

It's not just about playing and management staff, it's about the culture that has been allowed to be created and the lack of leadership from the top down. As much as I want the manager gone nothing changes until something actually changes.

If he hadn't have scored a couple of screamers this season, people would be holding him as accountable as the usual suspects. His response to the fans at the end sums up the larger issues at our club, embarrassing response.