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Am I reading this wrong or does this mean he should've been sent off?

Just the standard really

Poor from Mads but was Faes genuinely planning on touching that down in the box?

Another one https://talksport.com/football/3078042/leicester-premier-league-unwanted-record-man-city/ Leicester have broken the Premier League record for conceding the first goal on 25 occasions out of their opening 30 matches.

I kinda want it to be because they all fvcking deserve it

We want 10 We want 10

Pillock

Going to be as an attacking mid / support striker again which makes it even more ridiculous

No changes Because it was working so well before

60 minute run time so hopefully we get at least one big announcement The direct for the original Switch was the same length and we got Zelda with that

I don’t think she is on much more than that But remember she also works for King Power so likely gets a bigger wedge that way

I don’t think he really knows what is going on other than his fag packet maths when it comes to us

It was mentioned that due to a technicality (again) we may still get the full £105m losses for that period We are fine for the period ending 23/24 anyway

Absolutely fvcked it already lmao Susan Whelan, Leicester City Chief Executive, said: “Operating outside of the Premier League during the 2023/24 season required some obvious adjustments compared with previous years. However, we achieved success on the pitch and attained promotion and the Championship title at the end of the season. “As a Club, we still have work to do to return to the consistent heights of the last 15 years and the ability to successfully adapt to different challenges is a strength we will rely on as we build for future seasons. “Thank you to our supporters, staff and partners for the vital roles they play in the Club’s development, for the loyalty they continually demonstrate and for the passion that will fuel our future progress.”

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/lcfc-accounts-2023-24 Leicester City Football Club today publishes its annual accounts for the period ending 30 June 2024. After nine consecutive seasons of Premier League football, our first year outside of the top flight in a decade had a marked impact on revenues. However, a profitable period of player trading, positive commercial performance and appropriate management of costs enabled us to make the investments we needed to deliver a successful season and an immediate return to the Premier League. The Club made a pre-tax loss of £19.4M for the 12-months to 30 June 2024. This compares with a loss of £89.5M to 30 June 2023 (a 13-month period following a change to align year-ends across the Group). Our turnover for the year fell to £105.3M (2023: £177.3M). However, while broadcast rights revenue (£54.2M) and sponsorship revenue (£21.5M) were reduced as a direct result of absence from the top flight, gate receipts held firm (£18.4M in both 2024 and 2023) and other commercial revenues increased by £0.3M to £9.8M. Our financial results also continue to reflect our ongoing investment in LCFC Women, who secured a fourth successive season of Barclays Women’s Super League football, while maintaining their record of having improved their points total every year since promotion in 2021. The long-term, financial security required for the Club to re-establish its wider position of strength continues to be provided by our Chairman, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, whose overall investment in the Club since 2010 now exceeds £420M, following a latest conversion of debt into equity in January 2025. Susan Whelan, Leicester City Chief Executive, said: “Operating outside of the Premier League during the 2023/24 season required some obvious adjustments compared with previous years. However, we achieved success on the pitch and attained promotion and the Championship title at the end of the season. “As a Club, we still have work to do to return to the consistent heights of the last 15 years and the ability to successfully adapt to different challenges is a strength we will rely on as we build for future seasons. “Thank you to our supporters, staff and partners for the vital roles they play in the Club’s development, for the loyalty they continually demonstrate and for the passion that will fuel our future progress.”

1st April and we are already 12 points and a 23 goal difference worse off than Wolves in 17th **** off the lot of them

How have I only just noticed that Neco Williams, their left back, is their number 7 Disgraceful behaviour

Going to be very difficult for me to get up for the start of a new season and going to games if we keep this muppet in charge

Dreadful by the Man Utd defence

We were late doing it last year - I think that was to do with the loophole stuff we used

15 to 16 Needs to bin off his GCSE’s and be playing for us the rest of the season instead in my opinion