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Just now, BakerLCFC said:

 

FOUL!!

A stadium deserted for a game.

Same as much of 2026 then.

2 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

For comparison, Steve Walsh’s testimonial was against a Brian Little all star team featuring Gazza, David Seamen, John Barnes and Chris Evans.

 

30 years later and we can’t even get Stephen Mulhern for our title win anniversary.

 

Riiiighhhtttttt

Was full sure that was just another AI joke.

And then Rudkin and Nepo Baby actually generated that!

Amateur hour. 

They should give Rudkin and Top their own introduction to the fans so they can thank them proper. 

Given they were so instrumental in the title win after all.

40 minutes ago, fox_favourite said:

I think so, as it looks like they're trying to do something. When in reality nout is happening 

We League 2 next season.

We're the only ones too big to go down it would seem back in 2023.

What an achievement that was by the useless Nepo Baby

Can't this Nepo Baby Moron do anything right?

1 hour ago, davieG said:

Why Unai Emery has named Leicester City as a cautionary tale in Aston Villa pursuit | Leicestershire Live

 

Why Unai Emery has named Leicester City as a cautionary tale in Aston Villa pursuit
The Aston Villa boss has spoken about competing for the Premier League title, but is wary of how Leicester City have fallen in the decade since they lifted the trophy

Jordan Blackwell
06:37, 22 May 2026

Leicester City are a cautionary tale for Aston Villa manager Unai Emery as he targets a Premier League title push.

Emery guided Villa to their first major trophy in 30 years with a 3-0 victory over Freiburg in the Europa League final on Wednesday night, former City midfielder Youri Tielemans lashing in the opener.

The next step is to compete for domestic honours. Villa have already cracked the top six, and will claim their second top-four finish in three years with a draw in their final Premier League fixture this weekend.

But Emery is looking even higher, and wants to replicate what City did a decade ago in winning the title.

However, the Spaniard pointed to City’s recent fall into League One to show that any push for honours needs to be done with “sustainability” and “responsibility”.

 

“What we must establish is being able to repeat it over time,” Emery told AS in Spain. “Ten years ago, Leicester City won the league here, above all those other teams. This year, unfortunately, they've been relegated to League One.

“So, we at Aston Villa, with this project I joined, came to be able to grow sustainably and maintain our position.

“That's what gives me the most satisfaction right now: being a team capable of competing naturally with the big teams these past few years, close to Arsenal and Manchester City without quite reaching them, and close to Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, and Newcastle, but even above them.

“The next step, if we can be consistent, would be to be able to do something similar to what Leicester did, or come close. But with sustainability in mind. That's the Aston Villa project, the one that demands the most, earns the most recognition, and carries the greatest responsibility.”

Villa’s league position would have secured them Champions League football even if they hadn’t won the Europa League. That’s something City were unable to do after their title win, finishing fifth twice in 2020 and 2021.

Emery added: “Being in the Champions League will allow us, beyond the Premier League, to compete against the best teams.

“Last season we played in the quarter-finals against PSG, and even came close to winning that tie. For me, as a coach, seeing your team compete at that level is comforting, motivating, and makes you want to continue being part of this project, to be a coach who wants to achieve things.”

That's Emery top of the list of the Happy Clapper enemies

#KPFC4EVA

1 hour ago, teblin said:

Very true its such a waste if here we go too.

 

If Covid hadn't have happened they'd have likely gone down in 2020. But it did and the stayed up, since then they have made changes at the right point, made a poor appointment in Gerrard, but rectified that quickly. 

 

Was crazy to think that was their 1st trophy for 30 years, in that time we have had 4 (5 if you included the shield) But I fear it will be us that goes 30 + years without any success now.

 

We have just follow bad decision after bad decision. 

And our wimpy happy clapper fanbase will still make excuses for KP 

6 hours ago, sm1 said:

Everytime I see Villa do well, it makes me think that should've been us. Both of us were doing badly in 2022, they sack Gerard and get Unai. We wait and end up with Dean Smith. 

And we'll still be stuck with Rudkin thanks to the knunt Top.

Really impressive from villa.

Reminds me of Leicester under Rudkin and Top.

Villa in the Europa League final

Vindication for the happy clappers who tell fans to back the lads.

12 hours ago, BillyFOX12 said:

League Two - Who manages us?

 

My shout is for Mike Stowell as player-manager.

Someone with EXPERIENCE 

Who will play the Man City way.

Everything's under control.

Back the lads. OR ELSE. 

But but but

It was covids fault. or something 

Nearly 4 weeks* (well years even) and still nothing.

Don't ever change useless Nepo baby 

2 hours ago, Claudio Fannieri said:

With local charities  such as Loros, Lamp and Leicester Hospitals as the back of shirt partner. With the club making a donation to that charity for each and every shirt sold that they appear on. Imagine if the price of a shirt increased by say a £1 or £2 but that money went direct to those charities, sales would go through the roof and both the club and local charities benefit. Win win. 

That would be great.

Surprising the owners havent throught of that.

They do so much for the city of Leicester dont ya know

Champions league would only have delayed the inevitable 

Nepo baby is non league level.

9 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

 

At least wolves engaged the fans.

Not a surefire way to succeed but at least they are doing something before the current season ends.

Let's be avin' ya Rudkin x Nepo Baby

Day 22. 

Still no progress 

13 minutes ago, HP1 said:

We are where we are and all that

Back the lads!!

Or else!! 

20 minutes ago, Rubbersoul said:

They’re doing the exact same thing as after relegation last year. Truly incredible. 

Rudkinomics 

Too big to go down

Just like we were in 2023 eh Rudkin and Nepo Baby

Seriously where is the leadership in all of this?

Project Reset 3 or 4?

No rush eh Rudkin x Nepo baby

You've only had 8 years to ruin the club and administration facing us.