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We had the most mildest tempered of Argentinian players in Ulloa.

This is great for the youngsters. I remember taking my children to some of these at Filbo. They loved it, being so close to their heroes. They don’t have cynical or hateful feelings towards the club like older supporters and the memories stay with them. So if you have children but your animosity for the club is so great, try and be the better person, forget your feelings, and help your kids feel like you may have done when you were young and take them along. They are only interested in Leicester City, not who owns the club or board members.

May not be woke, but really cannot stand the female commentators. Vicky Sparks has a very strange accent and Robyn Cowans shouts too much. Fletcher never shuts up, (doesn’t help that he’s a Forest fan), and Pearce seems to think he is above everyone else. One of the worst ever, was Alan Green on radio 5. Spent more time questioning throw ins he didn’t agree with than commentating on the match. For me, one of his most memorable comments came when City were away to Chelsea. They scored to make it 2. O in the 78th min. His comment, 2.0. Game over. Along comes Steve Guppy and scores 2 goals for a 2.2 draw. Sweet!

Perhaps I should have posted my comments on the Bristol Rovers page as that was where the fitness comment was. I’m an optimistic person and look forward to finally having a decent season. Probably based on fresh blood coming in and the young lads a year older and stronger. Also the disappearance of some of the wasters from last couple of seasons. Just hope that the fans at the games at least start with support for all of the players.

Usual FT outlook for this time of year :” if we win the pre season friendlies,, we were only playing … and will have a poor season: if we lose, then we are going to get relegated. The players don’t look fit.” They are in the process of getting fit and should be ready at full fitness for the start of the season, a few weeks away. Ditch the negativity, and stop wishing for bad stuff to happen just so you can say we shouldn’t have got RM. I don’t like his style of football particularly, but I don’t want to see City in a bad position just to please the doom and gloom merchants.

Winks gone, just need Vesty and Faes to follow suit.

Too many commentators recently on PL matches, “we’re into the last quarter” instead of saying there’s 25 minutes left. Also, for a number of years, players in a certain position have been described as “quarter backs”! Not sure when added time became “over time”.

Hope she has always been treated kindly by the supporters she looked after. Good health for the future.

Yes, still got the crisps!

I am not being toxic. I am genuinely concerned by the split in the fan base. I support Leicester City first and last. This does not mean I support King Power. They, unfortunately own my club at the moment but that will change. Showing solidarity doesn’t mean going against your own principles of supporting the team, difficult though it has been, this past couple of years. We have weak leaders at the club and this has been reflected in the state we are now. The Boards and hierarchy at clubs have almost never been fans’ favourites. Some are good, some are bad. We have the latter. But spitting insults at fellow fans will only achieve what we have now, which seems to be a mutual hate between too many fans of the same club.

All this rhetoric does not alter the fact that there has been a toxic atmosphere among fans and the abuse has mainly been aimed at fans who don’t behave how the abusers think they should. You only have to look back at months of FT to see the amount of flack thrown towards older fans or fans who continue to attend games when verbally attacked for doing so. There are former fans on here who despise anything to with City., expressing their hate for the club and disgust for fans who don’t share their opinions. ,

The malicious insults are going in the direction of Top and Rudkin but also to fans who try to show support for Leicester City which is actually not toxic. I am not defending Top or Rudkin and wish that they would leave our club. The fans who have desisted from booing the club have been demonised by those who choose to boo anything to do with City.

Don’t actually get your drift. I am not on any moral high ground at all. Disliking the animosity between fans of the same club does not equate with your assumptions.

Absolutely spot on. Excellent post. The toxicity levels have at times been quite evil, whether it’s wishing malevolence on Rudkin, Top or players, or the vicious spite aimed at other supporters young or old, who choose to support the team as best they can, but whose way is different to those delivering the vicious insults.

Yes. My mate used to travel from Kettering and always hoped that the Sports Mercury was on sale at the station before his train went. It usually was.