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30 games without a cleansheet

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JJ on for Reid Mukasa on for Mavididi

Hirst coming on... Late equalizer / winner from him then

Managed to pick up some free's so far but still need another 4/5 for squad depth which will probably be loans

Shepshed Dynamo promoted to League Two and are now a professional team! Won the league with ease and we also managed to pick up the FA Trophy Starting to build a squad with some decent young players in it, but will obviously depend on how well they can step up to the next level. A few of them have interest from Championship level clubs so I may cash in on them to give myself a bit more spending power in the summer - £25k transfer budget and £12k total wage budget is going to be fun...

What skins would you recommend? Not tried any out yet

ffs It’s understood that City’s promotion to the Premier League in 2024 triggered a clause in Winks’ deal that added an extra year to his contract. Winks’ speculated wages may put off clubs considering a move for the 30-year-old, but it’s understood that his pay packet is less than half the £90,000-a-week figure that has been floating around. Clauses in the contracts of all City players saw wages cut drastically following last season’s relegation from the Premier League to the Championship.

Todays Result - Wednesday 4th March Vertu Trophy Semi Final: Jake Evans (6.1 - 21 mins) - Northampton Town 1-2 Luton Town

Todays Results - Tuesday 3rd March League Two: Sammy Braybrooke (7.2 + 1 assist - 90 mins) - Chesterfield 3-0 Colchester United Nathan Opoku (6.1 - 30 mins) - Newport County 3-1 Tranmere Rovers National League: Chris Popov (1 goal - 87 mins) - Morecambe 3-2 Wealdstone

Might actually start using our link with Leuven properly? Doubt it though

They basically just spent a load of money on young players when he was there A lot of them are then loaned out, sold on, or moved around the City group clubs

I can't see Rudkin easily stepping aside and letting McCarron start changing everything that he has "built" Doesn't really matter what control McCarron will have because he still has to report to Rudkin

Our finance director (what a great job he has clearly been doing) has been promoted to CEO as well

Rudkin getting a massive promotion and more power at the club when he should be getting sacked is disgraceful

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/leicester-city-lcfc-leadership-structure-kevin-davies-jon-rudkin-james-mccarron-kamonthip-netthanomsak-russell-jones Leicester City today announces an evolved senior leadership structure designed to provide clarity of responsibility, strengthen governance and support our long-term development both on and off the pitch. Leicester City Football Club reveals new executive leadership structure Kevin Davies appointed Chief Executive Officer, leading the Club’s business functions Jon Rudkin to lead the Club’s football operation as Chief Football Officer James McCarron will arrive from City Football Group in March as Sporting Director Russell Jones named Commercial Director Clear executive alignment across men’s and women’s football, commercial and operational functions The new structure introduces defined executive leadership for our football and business operations, recognising the expertise, pace and prioritisation required in each area, aligned behind a single strategic vision – to re-establish Leicester City as a sustainable, aspirational Premier League football club. Leading the Club’s business operation, Kevin Davies has been appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer, providing executive leadership of the Club’s corporate affairs, ensuring strong governance, long-term financial resilience and the operational platform required to support sustained sporting ambition. Leading the Club’s football operation, Jon Rudkin has been appointed to the role of Chief Football Officer, providing executive leadership of all football matters, ensuring long-term sporting alignment, strategic squad development and the high-performance environment required to deliver sustained competitive success. Both Kevin and Jon will report to the Club’s Board of Directors - made up of Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and Vice-Chairmen Apichet Srivaddhanaprabha and Liu Shilai - who will continue to provide strategic oversight and long-term direction for the Club. The appointments will now proceed through standard tests, required under EFL regulations. Further strengthening the football operation and reporting to the Chief Football Officer, James McCarron will join us as Sporting Director at the end of March. Arriving from City Football Group, where he currently serves as Global Director of Player Development, James will support and help shape the Club’s player recruitment and identification strategy, working closely with Martyn Glover, Head of Senior Player Recruitment. In close alignment with the technical coaching staff, James will lead the First Team performance departments, including Data, Analysis and Sport Science, and oversee the Professional Development Phase of the Academy pathway to ensure cohesion across the football programme. We can also confirm the appointment of Russell Jones as Commercial Director, reporting to the CEO, with responsibility for Partnerships, Retail and Venue Commercial Development including Ticketing and Hospitality. Russell’s experience includes spells in senior roles with Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he successfully drove domestic and international revenue growth, adding value to commercial initiatives through effective methods of fan engagement. Kamonthip Netthanomsak will continue in her role as Managing Director, maintaining oversight of commercial and operational matters to ensure continuity during this transition. Leading our Senior Leadership Team, Kevin and Jon bring more than 45 years of combined organisational knowledge to their roles and a deep understanding of the Club’s culture and traditions. Jon marks 30 years with Leicester City in 2026, leading in positions such as Academy Director and, during the last 12 years, as Director of Football. Kevin becomes CEO after 15 years with the Club, initially as Financial Controller and, since May 2023, as Finance Director, where he has led the Club’s financial realignment during a challenging period of transition. Recruitment for a new Finance Director is underway and will further reinforce financial management and long-term planning within the executive team. Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said: “Over the past 15 years, King Power has been proud to support Leicester City through historic success and more challenging periods alike. Our commitment to this Club and to our supporters remains unwavering. “As we move into a new chapter in the Leicester City story, we want to build a leadership structure that best reflects the demands of the modern game and the specialisms necessary for us to excel in an increasingly competitive environment. “Kevin has been a powerful, stabilising force behind the scenes during a difficult period of adjustment for the Club and has demonstrated the skills to lead, develop and align our key business functions and the overall strategy that guides them. Jon’s knowledge of the Club, its football culture and the wider football landscape is extensive and complements those skills in a way that sets us up strongly for this next phase of the Club’s growth. “We remain committed to greater transparency and levels of engagement with our supporters as part of our vision, and look forward to introducing Kevin and Jon in the appropriate settings during the coming weeks.” Kevin Davies said: “It’s an honour for me to become Leicester City’s Chief Executive Officer. Having been born and raised in the city, I know what it means to the people in our communities and the passion that exists among our supporters. I’m proud to be part of its leadership. “I also know the responsibility that comes with the role. Recent seasons have brought significant challenges, and our focus is firmly on ensuring that the structures, processes and leadership are in place to support stability, sustainability and competitive ambition across the whole Club. “With the continued support of King Power, we are committed to building a platform that allows Leicester City to compete sustainably in the Premier League once again and, over time, to challenge for honours. Achieving that requires diligence, long-term thinking and collective effort, where our business operations align to support football performance.” Chief Football Officer Jon Rudkin said: “Restoring Leicester City to the level we all believe it should represent is a Club-wide priority. We are clear about the standards required and the work that lies ahead to reach them. “Re-establishing ourselves as a sustainable and consistently competitive Premier League club will not be achieved overnight. It requires a long-term vision built on careful planning, discipline and consistency, while retaining the agility to respond to the immediate demands of an intensely competitive environment. “We approach that challenge with clarity, unity and determination, and we are fully committed to building a Club that our supporters can be proud of, both now and in the years ahead.” King Power has supported Leicester City for more than 15 years, overseeing a period that has included a Premier League title win, an FA Cup triumph and sustained top-flight competition. The ownership group has reaffirmed its ongoing financial commitment to the Club as it moves forward under the new executive structure. As a Football Club, we are united in our belief that this clearly defined and aligned leadership framework provides the strongest platform for long-term development and renewed success in the years ahead.

Yesterdays Results - Sunday 2nd March Serie A: Woyo Coulibaly (6.8 - 90 mins) - Sassuolo 2-1 Atalanta Bundesliga: Bilal El Khannouss (7.8 + yellow card - 88 mins) - Stuttgart 4-0 Wolfsburg

Pathetic performance - he is meant to be our defensive mid in the pivot and he made just 3 defensive contributions yesterday whilst Norwich just kept walking through our midfield 0 tackles 1 block 1 clearance 1 interception 6 recoveries 2 times dribbled past 0/6 ground duels won 1/2 aerial duels won 2 fouls committed

We will be struggling in league one next season and probably on the brink of administration and KPFC will still be saying it is the wrong time to be protesting, back the lads, who is gonna buy us, you have got short memories etc. They won’t see it until either we are in administration or the club is gone and then they will still probably say it was Union FS’s fault

Todays Results - Saturday 28th February League One: Jake Evans (7.1 + yellow card + MOTM - 90 mins) - Northampton Town 1-1 Peterborough United Will Alves (6.7 - 32 mins) - Huddersfield Town 0-1 Wigan Athletic League Two: Sammy Braybrooke (6.5 - 83 mins) - Chesterfield 0-1 Barnet Nathan Opoku (6.4 - 86 mins) - Newport County 0-0 Fleetwood Town National League: Chris Popov (90 mins) - Morecambe 0-1 York City Scottish Prem: Henry Cartwright (6.3 - 31 mins) - Falkirk 5-1 Kilmarnock Ligue 1: Wout Faes (7.3 + clean sheet - 90 mins) - Monaco 2-0 Angers

They may be 18th but have been one of the best teams in the league under their new manager and are only so low down because of how shite Manning was

Brilliant save Jakub

Apart from the two moments early in this half where their players just went around him with ease into our box

Get Okoli off

Andrew Hughes really needs sacking