jayfox26

Blackburn and WBA are still in it. Don't be fooled by WBA's win today, Bristol C have given up and like Preston, are very fortunate they got so many points in first half of the season or they'd be in a relegation battle as well.

I think the PL and EFL are in for a torrid time as its going to cause anarchy. They dont want to punish the big clubs as they are scared of the super league talks rearing their head again but what happens if the other 86 club's decide to tell them to get fcked and we're not following your corrupt rules?

The money for Bilal will be minimal when you consider how much we still owe on him.

Does anyone know what grounds we are appealing the points deduction? Are we appealing the whole 6 point deduction or are we counter appealing the PL's appeal to try and deduct us more points because we didnt file our accounts on time? If we are appealing the whole 6 points, which I assume we would do on Nick De Marco's recommendation, then we must feel like we have a strong case. I did always question the legality of the points deduction, as even though its clear as day we breached, the PL/EFL recently changed their rules to tighten up the loopholes for relegated teams, so im not sure how they could retrospectively punish a team using rules that weren't actually in place when the offences happened. I don't know enough about it and im just guessing at it all really, but this has the potential to cause a huge shit storm if our appeal was successful, we got the points back and stayed up as a result. Or even worse, the decision didn't get decided until after the season finished, we'd already been relegated but yet still won the appeal. How would that work?

There's a fair few of that 22k that dont give a fck, or they wouldn't still support Top and KP. I just don't see how some of these people can call themselves Leicester fans if they dont actively want rid of Top and KP. The 2 things dont go together.

You'd like to think so, but most footballers these days think about their bank balance more than their career.

No championship club will pay his wages

Is there precedence at any point for the FA/EFL to step in when a club is clearly being ran into the ground and is at serious risk of going bust?

I dont see how we can get promoted from league 1, as we'll no doubt get another points deduction, potentially much bigger than the one this season, as it will be impossible for us to stay in line with the league 1 wage cap with the state of our wage bill. We will lose some players in the summer but nobody is taking the likes of Skipp and Ayew who are obscene wages. I honestly think we'll go bust

Yeh you dont lose at home to the absolute muck we have, and expect to stay up. QPR are utterly appalling and beat us easily. Really does show the level we are at now.

The actual club and the fans dont deserve this, but Top, Rudkin and the rest of the board of clowns, plus these vile players, all deserve to be relegated. The disgusting thing is that the players will no doubt move to other championship clubs when most of them deserve to be playing in the national league.

We promote next season.

Get us gone! These players deserve relegation. Spineless, overpaid wasters!

What are they disguised as?

None of us have extensive knowledge of who does what as regards transfers but at a guess, id say Glover and his team recommend players and then Rudkin oversees the deals and contracts. Whether any managers get any say in transfers im not sure. Either way, Rudkin is ultimately accountable for our transfers dealings being the director of football, and most clubs that have continued poor transfer dealings, tend to sack the DOF but we just promote him instead

How can you not see the link? Who deals with transfers in and out of the club? Rudkin, literally one of the people fans are protesting against. In the list of issues against Top and Rudkin, i understand this transfer isn't that important but it just continues to show that Rudkin is useless at transfer dealings and should be nothing to do with it, yet Top promotes him.

I dont like this attitude of "just accept it". The club is being burnt to the ground and there is zero accountability at any level of the club? Can we as fans do anything about transfers? Absolutely not. But what we can, and everyone should be doing, is protesting to try and force out these useless people in charge. Why have many of our fans become accepting of utterly appalling standards at every level of the club?

So why did we limit his options? Other teams seem to get good money for their players, and so did we until a few years ago. Nobody signs a player that does well and sells them for a loss 2 years later. I understand its not a loss on terms of prs, but it also doesnt help in anyway to alleviate the clubs financial issues or towards any new players in the summer. Im not suggesting we should have got £40m for him or anywhere near that, but at the least we should have got what we paid.

Given his form for Stuttgart, we easily could have at least got back what we paid. Im pretty sure Stuttgart feel they've got a great deal. Hopefully he continues doing well and they sell him on and we make a bit more back in a sell on fee. Whilst we may be in the shit, given we have limited players in our squad with any value, we should be making the most of the ones we do have and getting as much money as possible for them.

Eh? How have you gone from questioning why I suggested that people that support Top dont know much about football, to talking about atmosphere in the stadium? The 2 have absolutely nothing to do with each other.

No, id expect us to at least sell him for what we paid for him.

So we've made a loss on him. If so, that's absolutely fcking ridiculous, yet not surprising. Only we could spend a fortune on a player who actually does well and looks like they have potential to be a decent player, only to sell them 2 years later for a loss. Given his age and potential, we should have never agreed such a low obligation fee. More great work from Rudkin.

Based on the fact they have little to no argument for their views. I've asked many times for people that support KP/Top to give any good reasons why they do, im always willing to listen to other views and im yet to be given a simple decent reason beyond "we won the league" and "who would we get instead/be careful what you wish for". Anyone who follows the club closely and can see what has been happening at the club over a number of years, could not possibly back KP/Top, there is absolutely no justification for doing so, when they are completely destroying the club. If you are a KPFC fan and can give me some good reasons why, im all ears...

They do make me laugh as they say they do want change because they want Rudkin out, not realising that you cant have one without the other. They are happy to blame Rudkin for everything while giving Top a free pass, completely oblivious to the fact that Top has enabled Rudkin to make the mistakes he has. Literally any other owner in English football would have shown him the door ages ago, yet our idiot owner gives him a promotion. It's honestly beyond a joke. I do feel that many of the KPFC fans just don't really know much about football beyond turning up at the stadium to "clap the lads". I have no issue with people having different views, people showing their "support" in different ways etc, but I cannot stand these people that get on their high horse and slate people who want to protest and people that actively want to see change at the club and the stop the club from being burnt to the ground. If people dont want to protest that's fine, but the constant berating of people that do is boring and embarrassing.