Matt_Lcfc

Genuine question, is this post satire? I do not believe that people were doing a Guard of Honour for talking to Aiyawatt & getting zero answers. I assume the second part of your post is a lie. Look at this forum, the feeling towards King Power is unanimous. If you were really representing us, you would hold him accountable, rather than repeatedly asking him “what is going on?”. It is quite evident what has happened - him and Jon have dragged the club into the gutter and under their stewardship, have overseen the biggest downfall in English football. They deserve to know that it is shameful and a disgrace to the city. As I have said above, it should be so toxic that they feel worried about attending. Aiywatt probably departed that conversation thinking that the fanbase still have his back and back him to turn this around. FYI, I was overseas, where I live - assume you will tell me that you are a better fan because you waited to hold his hand until 1am?

Not after watching your leader ‘interview’ Top. It literally epitomised the whole club right now. It’s a bit bizarre to build a group around ‘representing supporters’ but giving a one dimensional, sympathetic view towards the situation. I actually cringed so hard watching the video. It should be so toxic that Aiywatt should feel worried coming to games, instead, we have some clown literally apologising to him. For what? No doubt that King Power will be under the illusion that this is how the fanbase feel.

Will it? They are done for. Vichai had all the connections in Thailand and Aiywatt has no idea how to a operate a business. Obviously, Leicester City will plummet in value when we inevitably get relegated, but he might have to sell his biggest asset (even if he loses a fortune).

I actually cannot wait for King Power to sell up. They are an absolute stain on our club; and even when things were good, I never got why they were worshipped so much. They developed a cult-hero status, which, by the way, no other club has EVER adopted with any ownership. The statue was a huge mistake. I don’t care if I get bashed here, but a shrine dedicated to our “WUNDERFUL OWNER” is a complete embarrassment. Did we conveniently forget who won us the league? We should’ve reserved that space to figures who made a meaningful impact at the club. Do us a favour Aiywatt: sell the club and never show your stupid, nepo face ever again.

Winks kissing the badge, give over mate.

Soviet Union FC. I, for one, am happy that the club are getting upset by this. Obviously, you can debate about the method you use, but let’s be honest here: it is about time that the club are held accountable. Obviously, I do not condone chants that incite murder, but I welcome the club finally understanding that people are unhappy about the way in which the club has sleepwalked into regression. You know, of course, there is a simple solution here. Rather than censoring criticism, Rudkin could just retire. The club need to take criticism for this as well. The communication (or lack of) and failure to take accountability for overseeing one of the biggest declines ever in English football has only added fuel to the fire. If this was any other organisation, Rudkin would’ve been greeted with tangible consequences years ago. It’s actually scandalous that the club have blatantly ignored this.

He will know the internal problems at the club but that isn’t mutually exclusive to him, we can all see it. It’s no different to any other organisation: recognising the issue and addressing them are two separate entities. We all know who the elephant in the room is, and as I have said above, until King Power go, any manager will struggle with putting us on the right track.

I would love King as manager. At this time, I just do not think it’s right. There are a lot of redeeming factors: intelligent guy, loves the club & very well respected by the fanbase. I just do not think it’s a good time. You just know that he will inevitably be let down by the hierarchy & it will end badly. He doesn’t deserve that and as a supporter, I would not want anything that could potentially tarnish his reputation. The issue is that when/if we lose at Norwich on Saturday, Cifuentes will leave. I mean, I don’t think he is the answer , however, he is not the main issue at the club. In all fairness, he probably isn’t even problem number three. His tactical setup is turgid & his substitutions are mind-boggling, granted, but I am not even convinced Guardiola would get this bunch playing. He will depart and we will just embark on the same cycle: appoint a manager, win a few games & then proceed further on this downwards trajectory. I’m sorry, even on the off chance we improved on the pitch, I just cannot get excited about the club right now. I live overseas - but if I lived in the UK, I probably wouldn’t care about going regularly. I’m completely emotionally uninvested until Aiywatt and Rudkin GTFO.

Him scoring and sprinting back to kick-off really hit home how much he saved us over the years. I really think he was underappreciated in football - he was consistently hitting 15-20 goals in sub-par teams; especially between 2016-2019. As a club, we were lucky to have a genuine world class striker, but the club never implemented any contingency planning for when he inevitably left. Unfortunately, we are paying the price now. You probably have to time travel back towards 2013 to pinpoint the last time we signed a good striker (Leo Ulloa). Vardy, at 38, would be our best striker even now, if this doesn’t highlight the genuine mismanagement at the club, then I’m not sure what will.

Tbh, I don’t really know anything about baseball which is criminal considering I have lived in Canada for over two years. I have to say though, I did enjoy the World Series. I live in Vancouver and undoubtedly it is probably bigger in Ontario and where the above posters live, but it was nice to see people come together. The bars were packed for all of the games here, so I can only imagine what it was like in the East. It’s a shame that the Blue Jays couldn’t win tonight, would’ve been nice to have one over the US.

It’s a common theme in this club. We have no tough guys anymore. Schmeichel, Morgan and Huth would not stand for this. Fatawu is just a kid, granted. Nevertheless, as a winger, if you don’t think that you are going to get kicked about in the second tier of English football - you are extremely naive. Posting this just indicates individual and collective weakness. If you are Milwall and preparing to keep our best player quiet: just kick him. This post literally advertises this on social media. Apart from Vardy, we haven’t had a hard man in the squad for ages. We need a nasty midfield general or a Wasilewski type defender, nobody is scared of us. Take Sunderland as an example; they’ve assembled a squad of talented young players with Xhaka in the middle. You need a couple of players that are going to keep receipts. I do not buy into this anecdote that the game has shifted away from this. Success at any level in football does require mastery of the ‘dark arts’

Who is actually surprised though? We recruited an abundance of bang average (at best) players. Proceeded to gift them contracts that no other club would offer and set them up for a cushty four years at Seagrave Country Club & Spa. I’m sorry, but this is entirely the fault of the Thai Prince and his overpaid cronies. I’d be happy to compensate for a few rough years if we saw the back of these freeloaders.

Stolarcyzk Ricardo Nelson Okoli Aluko Winks James Ramsey Monga Fatawu Evans The continued reliance on underperforming, lazy players week after week won’t offer anything in terms of improvement. If Cifuentes thinks this, he is deluded. He has to be brave and provide a platform for our youth to develop. I think most would accept that mid-table mediocrity would be more acceptable if it meant fostering the development of players within the youth system. If we roll with the same lacklustre system then we will get turned over here.

Nelson should be getting more minutes, yes. I do not disagree. At the same time though, people act like our academy is a silver bullet for our problems. You quote Page - he looked out of his depth when he played at the start of the season. Subsequently, he is back with the U21s and he is regularly quoted as one of the better academy players. For me, there are two options. We either loan these players out or we get them involved with the squad. It does not have to be for ninety minutes, but giving them a role will enhance their development. Unsurprisingly, we are doing neither. It goes back to my original point though: the club hierarchy have no plan here.