BenTheFox

Exactly. If what is happening to us was happening at Everton, Newcastle, Leeds, West Ham or even Forest, they'd be burning the stadium down right now.

I'd genuinely take Rowett at this point. Jesus Christ, it's bad.

The best protest would be, like the project reset one, to start at the local hero and walk as a group to the ground but this time stay outside the entrance with banners and chants. It would only need a couple of hundred to be noticeable, and with that bystanders who agree with the sentiment but have felt too shy to do anything may feel elboldened.

It's like watching someone you love slowly bleed out having been stabbed yet a decent (though diminishing) percentage of people who claim to love the same person are applauding the person who did the stabbing.

To what tune?

Ralph Hassenhuttl is probably the best option I've heard mentioned. Don't let the 9-0 sway your judgement. Most Southampton fans still regret letting him go.

Had to happen. We may see some upturn in results in the short-term but the club is still rotten and ultimately new ownership is needed.

And are a club who are also in complete disarray themselves.

We are not a serious football club.

You know what the saddest part is? The club is going completely to shit and half the fanbase are still cheerleading for the ownership that are responsible for it.

This club is dead

The first-half didn't make me think that Cifuentes is starting to get a tune out of this squad. It confirmed the opposite, that this squad is capable of better and someone can get more out of it.

If you were to ask someone who is broadly critical of how King Power have overseen the running of the club and its general trajectory over the past 5 years, you'll often get a nuanced answer pointing to key decisions or lack of action which have resulted in our drastic decline. Ask a staunch King Power defender to provide an evidence-backed argument as to why they think they'll turn this around and they'll either cite things that happened several years ago under a different chairman, mention that they've seen it worse or just resort to namecalling.

To be honest. It's better for us if he does well.

I admire how pedantic this part is. He either gets to live in Monaco or the French Riveira. I certainly don't pity him 😂

So this ***** gets to live in Monaco, play Champions League football and potentially save his world cup prospects whilst earning millions. I bet he's pissing himself.

I've just watched Mannequin. I've obviously heard of the film before and had a decent idea of the plot. It's so stupid but oddly very watchable.

We've had FAR worse performances against lower league opposition over the years, for sure.

Thanks so much!

New band. First single out today. I'm playing bass. https://ffm.to/r8vaoqo?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAb21jcAPMzOBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA81NjcwNjczNDMzNTI0MjcAAac3eOAT1XA5g5sg-N2trLFhSwb2Gz53qprAkw-oU-mIsCpMLfRV_H0dYZan4g_aem_-nB07mIQWRtjWI2cAaXwGg

I don't think that all 12,000 or so absentees were active boycotters in the same way myself and other people on this forum were, but if you could have attended the game but didn't because of cold weather, game on TV etc. It means that you ultimately felt that going to the game was not worthy of the same effort you would have undoubtedly made if the club wasn't a complete shitshow. They both lead to the same thing, dissatisfaction with the club.

Relegation settled.

To be fair, having a good centre forward helps you defensively as well.

If you could have gone (especially if you are a season ticket holder that had already paid for their ticket) but chose not to because of the weather, you boycotted. Simple as.

You won't find me disagreeing. He should still be getting more out of this squad.