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If it was more than 22,000 I'd be surprised. It was reminiscent of league one 3pms.

First game I’ve been to since Boxing Day and a few things struck me. Firstly, anxious moaning aside (understandable), I thought the crowd was really good. The numbers are unbelievably low but those that are going are doing their best. Secondly, it looked like 9 of our 10 outfield players had got the message last night and were running hard. Particular shout out to Mavididi who I thought was very good off the ball. Thirdly, Jordan Ayew is the most despicable footballer I’ve seen play for us. Huge call I know but I can’t remember anyone winding me up like he does.

Can see us keeping a clean sheet here.

Said it twice. Unbelievably weird and unbelievably stupid. This is my entire point - they can't all be that thick. There will be a normal, smart person out there somewhere who has an argument for keeping them in place, and I genuinely want to hear it. Re your post - clearly you're a coach 1, back the lads, Vichai tattoo type.

Again, this isn't an appropriate argument and it's not one that a level headed person would say. We haven't been in this league position for 17 years.

But this is the whole thing, I refuse to believe that all of those in favour of keeping KPFC are just fundamentally a bit thick. That cannot be right. It's like saying *all* Trump voters or *all* Reform voters are a certain type of person. It may be true on the whole, but there must be some level headed people in there with rational arguments.

We were, but I don't think that this would be a "balanced" view of the KPFC brigade. There will be plenty whose argument would have a tone in keeping with that "back the lads" flier that was done the other day, mentioning how Vichai "gave his life" for the club. I am keen to hear a normal person's argument for Top et al.

Can see us keeping a clean sheet here.

Yet to see any defence of KP on this thread. I know it exists but I'd like to see it written down by someone.

It's sad because I want to support the team but cannot bring myself to go when the club is run like this. It's so disheartening that there is no accountability.

Amazing to see evidence of the club investing in another great cause, close to the Leicester community!

September, 20-22. This exact line is being rolled out by the KPFC boys to fans calling for Rodgers' head at Spurs away.

We've literally been playing with a false 9 all season

The thing with Skippy is you’ve got to remember Coops & Rudders got him on an absolute bargain deal. Always bear that in mind.

If it’s one thing these lads have in abundance, it’s ‘hard work’, ‘showing a bit of class’ & ‘grit’ 😂

Of all of the monumentally braindead decisions this club has made, one of the very worst has to be not signing a left back in January. It genuinely could send us down.

This is the worst Leicester team I’ve seen in my lifetime. I admit I’ve been blessed with some good ones but this one is absolutely hideous.

Aiyawatt is genuinely thick isn’t he. I know there’s a language barrier but he spouts so much shit.

Someone from the club PLEASE take Rowett to the side and tell him he cannot start Ayew on Saturday. It genuinely feels as big a decision as it did when Ruud picked Ward for Wolves. We desperately need a clean slate and he’s going to make a rod for his own back immediately if he’s not careful.

An absolutely typical example of the clubs lack of ability to communicate properly is the first line from the interviewer is ‘welcome’ rather than ‘welcome back’ It’s a small thing but you can tell he almost feels he has to remind the interviewer that he did indeed play for the club 😂

Got to give Ayew a go in the 9.

Another entitled fan.

I am hearing Aiyawatt does not want to sack the current manager, Andy King, as it would be disrespectful to the King of Thailand. (I reckon if I went undercover on the KPFC Facebook page, I could get that theory to stick)

Because two people have fallen upwards. One has been born into it, the other has brown nosed the right people at the right time. Rudkin would be mad to let go. Aiyawatt thinks he owes it to his father to try until the bitter end. We are stuck with their incompetence until the fans make it untenable for them both to be here. This fanbase, however, is fundamentally too soft for a situation to ever arise for Aiyawatt to feel that his position is untenable.

22 days since sacking Cifuentes. Laughable.