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I doubt the next manager would be able to get away with him not being one of their key players again, he is much one of the only bits of quality they have 8 games until he is probably back here anyway (before hopefully getting a good loan in League One)

Nah first one this season

Loan News Tom Wilson-Brown - waiting for results of scan in hamstring area https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAefu3baWY4 Harry French - been recalled from Boston https://www.bostonunited.co.uk/news/goalkeeper-barrett-arrives-on-loan-2950488.html Sammy Braybrooke / Newport County - manager has been sacked

Todays Results - Saturday 15th November League Two: Sammy Braybrooke (7.1 + yellow card - 90 mins) - Newport County 0-1 Shrewsbury Town Jayden Joseph (6.8 - 68 mins) - Tranmere Rovers 3-2 Cheltenham Town National League: Kian Pennant (59 mins) - Gateshead 1-3 Forest Green Rovers

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This came out on Netflix yesterday, basically a Samurai battleroyale

Got the 3 episodes so far downloaded ready to watch Gonna give it a go over the weekend Seen nothing but praise for it so really looking forward to it

We will get Steve Walsh in but it will be the wrong bloody one

That is nowhere near the CV of someone who is suitable to be stepping into a managing director role at a football club Even in an interim role That CV would get laughed at if a genuine attempt to apply for the MD role at the place I work and we aren't even that big a company

Just joined King Power and now helping Top out with us it looks like

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/aiyawatt-srivaddhanaprabha-khun-top-lcfc-leicester-city-chairman-speaks-interview Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha: LCFC Chairman Seeks Fan Reconnection Leicester City Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha has committed to reconnecting with the Club’s supporters, after acknowledging the challenges and setbacks of recent seasons. In his first recorded interview in several years, Khun Top spoke to Foxes Hub’s Dan Bates to reflect on the events that have seen us return to the Sky Bet Championship, the current feeling around the Club and the rebuild he feels is necessary to restore a position of strength in the Premier League. Khun Top expresses his intention for the interview to be a first step towards more open communication between the Club and its supporters, emphasising its importance in restoring trust among fans and bringing the whole Club closer together. Recorded on Friday 7 November, the interview took place in Bangkok, where Khun Top is currently paying respect to Thailand’s late Queen Mother Sirikit, who passed away on 24 October. The interview was followed by an online briefing with the Club’s , who will provide further supporter-led insight to Khun Top in person when he returns to the UK in the coming weeks. The next scheduled Fan Advisory Board meeting will take place on Wednesday 19 November, where Khun Top will be represented by – the Club’s Interim Managing Director. Khun Kamonthip will support Khun Top in his capacity as Interim CEO until a permanent CEO is appointed.

Other than seemingly taking responsibility for lack of communication by himself it was just a load of nothing really Hasn't even been in the country for about 2 months I think? Acting CEO and he wants people to be closer yet doesn't even bother showing his face at games KPFC lovers will be all over it though

5 minutes in and load of nothing so far

Khun Kamonthip was recently recruited to King Power from CP AXTRA Knows nothing about doing the role in football then Great

It is in the Percy article

I am waiting for that guy who was involved at Sunderland and made himself look a proper prat on the Netflix doc to end up as our next CEO

I did but it got deleted, probably because its a paywalled article Put the article link into archive.ph

I doubt it will be any different from the start of season notes he has put out the past few years saying yeah its disappointing what has happened, need to stick together, stop with the hurty words etc.

We all know he isn't gonna be given some menial job Still going to have a level of influence he shouldn't have

Interview with Top to be released later today

Still going to be a key person at the club unfortunately "It is understood that despite the changes looming, Rudkin is still regarded as essential to the day-to-day running of the club and its future."

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-city-defender-announces-surgery-10643145 Left-back Victor Kristiansen could be set for a period on the sidelines after undergoing his second surgery of the season, having previously been out with a broken jaw Victor Kristiansen is set for a prolonged period on the sidelines after undergoing knee surgery. The Leicester City left-back was injured during the 2-0 defeat to Blackburn this month in what was his first Championship start of the season. Withdrawn just after the hour with a knee problem he sustained in the first half, the injury has proven to be serious, with the 22-year-old undergoing surgery.