Paninistickers

Well, if we donwe live to fight another day. They will sell,.say, 6 players for, say, 40m and dash to Macquarie to get the cash in the bank straight away. Rinse and repeat summer after or 'we promote'.. I'm (and plenty of others) are suggesting that, however, the sales may not be enough to finance next season. Of course what any normal businessman would do is look for investment in exchange for a holding on the business. Say 200m for 51% and that props is up for the next four years and with good management (ha!) get back to the PL - financially lean and fit. The investor would see that as viable and profitable. And KP although holding only 49%, hold all the cards on the stadium and could leverage that to sell out their share. That's a normal functional business plan. But we are dealing with an idiot here. He will destroy us and himself.

It's a puzzle. The main difference to chansiri is the KP own the stadium, Belvoir Drive and seagrave. Not the club. We are in a very very difficult place. He will lose the club for sure. But I suspect he'll also 'take his ball away' too and cling on to those assets. Mean they will be mothballed.. I can seriously see a situation where - thanks to the EFL, who I think will throw us a bone - we play in league 1. Or 2 next season under a new entity but playing at Notts County and training at Loughborough Uni. And everything gone. Academy, players,.staff. The lot.

My best guess he will refuse to sell. And the club quietly closes its door. The entire place mothballed. I think it's a disastrous mix of the owner being a literal idiot, being lied to by yes men and relying on what's served him and his family well - blind luck. KP are essentially gamblers and something, somehow has always popped up to save them.

I'm going off on tangents but starting to to think of the logistics. A season or two at Notts County will be necessary as the only viable stadium in Leicestershire that could be repurposed for professional football relatively quickly is Leicester Road, Hinckley. It'll take years to extract the stadium off the grubby hands of KP

I'm.gonna have to look this up, because I'm not sure you can go into adminstration if you don't owe any money. We are going insolvent. We haven't any money to operate. Adminstration is surely when the creditors call in their loans and effectively take over the assets to try get their loan back. Same as a mortgage provider taking your house. We will just cease to function. And hopefully a newly formed club will be gifted a league position by the EFL. And presumably we'll have to play at Northampton or Notts County or Cov for a short while.

I'm unsure if the specifics, but both were bought out of administration. So, same club.. Our situation will be more akin to Rangers, where the club basically goes out of existence and it will be at the EFL behest to allow a.new club to take a placement league 2 - as the jocks did with Rangers. Tbh, we will be very fortunate if that happens and we will be eternally grateful to the EFL. I think it will happen btw - the EFL will play ball with a newly formed club. It's a great story after all for their brand.. We wouldn't however be playing at the KP. As the Khunt will never relinquish that. KP owns that outright.

I know. Therein lies....

It is worth some academic study. I'm starting to wonder if we are seeing not just the death of a football club - but of an entire city. It's a peculiar Leicester trait. This meekness. A stoicism, fatalism. All met with a cheery shrug and a 'worse things happen at sea' type attitude. Almost a weird, cheerful pride in accepting defeat and giggling at those who reject defeat.

From June 2026, WE HAVE NO MONEY. NONE. And outgoings of around 50m. It's ostrich behaviour from 99% of City fans. I don't think it's clear to most or people don't want to face it. Our entire existence rests on selling 50m quid worth of players this summer - just to exist.

Said here before, there's lots of parallels between KPFC and the Branch Davidians. Sandal wearing Jesus freaks who machine gunned Texas SWOT teams in order to protect David Koresh, who was shagging their wives, sisters and daughters. Then set themselves all on fire.

'Blokes' ....blokes? debasing themselves in front of a 5ft 4 inch Thai rich boy who can barely speak a word of English

Didn't expect it to tbh. But it had to be done. And well played to those who organised it.. I seriously think we are on the brink of an FC United situation, except the original club will go bust.. The drongos are dying with the club. Frog in boiling water stuff. They won't be able to compute the original has gone. Cheerily waddling down upperton road and saffron lane, arriving at an empty closed stadium. And greet it with a shrug, a resigned laugh and a 'neh mind, eh?'

Air. Fancy selecting air to play a professional game, an amateur game even. And then paying air. From the very first time I saw him. Air. Extraordinary.

I get and agree the rest of your point, but these cucks don't 'cheer on' They moan at the ref a bit. Moan about Daka and Ayew a bit. Laugh if the ref slips over little. Then generally just shrug shoulders after a defeat with a cheery, defeatist chuckle 'n'eh mind eh? We'll be 'ere next week won't weh?' ...and off thet go home for a chinese

He's gone. It's tragic. He's absolutely woeful. Feeble. He was toyed with today by championship players who wouldn't have been fit to wipe his arse five years ago. But he's a major major part of the reason we are going down. We HAVE to start picking those capable of running hard, regardless of ability.

Maybe, but surely upon surely there's enough evidence these last two seasons to suggest that the wretched 4231 isn't serving us well. PACK FCKING MIDFIELD AND RUN HARD.

200 people stood up for their club today. 23k couldn't give a shit.

We really need to find a manager that realises BdcR is no more than air. It is self harm playing him. He's just air. 6 touches. 2 were neat but basic flick ons. 1 just a scrambled mess with an opponent. 1 clearance from a corner. 1 fluffed a good chance out wide when put through. 1 misplaced pass to Thomas.

Yup, the ol' 'what about the starving children in Africa?' argument tactic from Ross Kemp Brock there.

Always a relief that league one Derby have their PL humiliation knocked into another year. For those not old enough to remember,.think how bad Derby are this season. Well, they were about the same then - but in the PL.

There isn't a board, is there? Maybe in the same sense that Putin has cabinet ministers, but certainly not a real board with executive power

I think that's the thing. People don't have to sing, shout or chant or rage. Just turn up. A dignified show of disdain for an appalling owner and executive management

Ill be there. But you get my point. If I feel a bit queasy about the f bar, others will. Next time, be a bit more 'everyman'

Just hope he lives so it can be done over and over again

Just saying what I think many quiet people would think. The F Bar sounds horrible to ordinary people. Sorry, but if I think it, id bet others do. If a march started at, say, Jubilee Square - like the Vichai one - then it'd have a wider appeal.. The point I was trying to make is that if someone wants to protest, then arriving at the end is better than nothing