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My thinking is that if Top put the club up for sale today, what does that actually achieve? There'd be uncertainty, instability, players wouldn't want to sign for a club whose ownership was in a state of flux, staff wouldn't want to work there. And the new owners could be a million times worse. We could end up with a Michael Ashley. But if Rudkin and Ruud were sacked, and a new Director of Football brought in, we'd all suddenly feel more positive.

I've literally never seen a prawn sandwich anywhere near the stadium, unless you count Morrisons.

ha ha, I'm just saying that the thicker people sound, the less others will listen.

It's chavvy, and no one cares what chavs think. Such a shame, I thought the original slogan was really good.

I agree. All that money spent, and it'll have the same impact as a toddler shouting "I hate you" to their parents.

But surely the sign would be better saying Rudkin Out?

So if KP have turned their back, why ask them to leave?!

Saying "King Power Out" is like saying you want the head teacher of a school sacked because one of the teachers is shit. For protests to be successful they have to be intelligent, logical, sensible and well though out. KING POWER OUT is like a drunken rant on a Saturday night, not a sensible objection.

I would have donated for the original slogan but I'm not donating for King Power Out. It just sounds a bit thick to be honest. It shows zero class. Top is nowhere near the man his father was, and has seriously lost his way in terms of hiring and firing. but King Power have done a huge amount for LCFC and the city of Leicester. Criticisms of Top and Rudkin are fair enough, but saying we want the entire ownership gone is just ranty and stupid in my opinion. And it makes Leicester fans look whiny and pathetic. A bit like when Chelsea fans moan that the club hasn't spent enough money.

The closing date for ST renewals is 9th April, so by then the club will know how many STHs have renewed. Maybe they'd be able to give you an idea then of whether your son could be in with a chance. I really think there'll be more STs available than before. Not just because we're doing so badly, but also because of the digital switch. I know a few people who have several STs that they pass around between friends and family. If that's not going to be possible any more then people will relinquish their tickets.

I can only assume we're close to a PSR breach, and simply can't afford to sack him (even though his pay off would surely not be that much). From a purely financial perspective, given that we're already relegated, I suppose it makes no sense to sack him in this financial year. It's too late for a new manager to keep us up. But from a fan/player morale perspective, it's madness to keep him on. I think we've pretty much all accepted relegation, but we need to have some positivity to cling to for next season.

When do you have to apply?

I think you've got a good chance this season, unless Ruud is sacked before the ST renewal window ends. The switch to digital ticketing, the dismal performances on the pitch, and the total lack of hope for next season is definitely putting people off. The fact that the renewal window is very early will also help you. We're having to renew at a time when morale is very low.

I’d donate

I’m pretty sure last year’s deadline was mid May , this year it’s early April. It seems strange to ask people to renew their STs when morale is at an all time low. I’m sure there’ll be people who are so fed up that they don’t renew, and then possibly regret it after the summer when we’ve all forgotten how shit it was! I wonder if they’re allowing extra time to sort out the inevitable carnage that digital tickets will bring? Or could it be that they’re trying to get a chunk of ticket sales into the bank in time for this year’s accounts? I imagine that if we’re being asked to prove we’re making an effort at improving our financial balance, it would look good to say “see, we’ve already got a few million committed in season tickets”

Someone in this thread says a screenshot of a QR code works, but I’m not sure, because I tried to do that for a flight once. I sent everyone in the group a screenshot of the QR code for their ticket, but the scanner wouldn’t accept it, so I had to show the original email for everyone . Something to do with the very slight blurring that occurs when you screenshot.

Digital or plastic season ticket? If plastic, you can just give it to her. No one will question it. If digital, I have no idea. I’ve been trying to get an answer to this since they announced the digital switch for next season,

The club have confirmed that anyone with only an analogue phone (unless under 16, over 65, or disabled) can no longer have a season ticket. This seems very unfair to me.

does that definitely work?

I think you’re in with a good chance next season. Apart from the fact we’re going to relegated, with a dreadful manager, I think the fact that season tickets are going to be digital will have a big effect. Quite a few STHs have season tickets they share and pass around between friends. The seat next to me is used by about 5 different people. With that option being removed, I think a lot of fans won’t renew their season tickets.

Does this work in a different phone?

Like many on here I pass my physical card to friends if I can't go to a game. I have no idea how digital season tickets work. Is it somehow linked to your own phone, meaning that the only way someone can use your season ticket is if they borrow your phone? Or is it done via logging in to your account, meaning you could tell a friend your password and they could log in to your account and use your ticket? Or is it a QR code that can be screenshotted and texted to a friend? My account still has me and my 2 sons on it (how age 19 and 15) - the only contact details on my account (email, phone etc) are mine, so how would that work if the lads went to a match without me? It's annoying that we can't ask the club these questions because we're all breaking club rules by passing STs around!

This sums it up. He basically won the lottery the day he got the Leicester job. Easy promotion with arguably the best team in the league, followed by a job that is notorious for huge wages and pay-offs. Chelsea is also known for it's chewing up and spitting out of managers, so if he fails there it won't look especially bad on his CV, if he wants to work again. Or he could just sit back and enjoy the millions he gets when he's sacked. So it's no wonder he's happy to be nice about Leicester.

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It’s a shame. My younger son collects tickets from away games and he’s disappointed.