Paninistickers

Totally agree. Part of the job of the DoF is to whelm and deal.. A.seaskn into Daka's spell, an honest and open dialogue between manager and DoF could've identified he was sub par. So, you polish the turd. Make out he's unable to settle. Prefers the Germanic lifestyle. Better suited to the structured coaching there and less media pressure. Loan out to a club that you think might grab goals in. And sell.. In shirt, the club has zero business acumen. None. The whole strategy is 'something will turn up'

What a great post. Takes an outsider sometimes to state the obvious

So refreshing just to see us have good players and some respect and so many likeable players. There's lots of echos to the 90s team of that underdog spirit

What happened to Weatherald?

I mean, you say that in jest but it's actually very salient.. Several examples already on this thread of 'it's a chance to meet up with some friends' ....I understand it, but I think the posters should at least be honest and admit that it's slightly selfish. A little self discipline and a concept of delayed gratification is needed - but nope, they choose to prefer the continued malaise in exchange for some banal small talk with the bloke on the row behind. As for the 300 quid saving the club from financial ruin..It won't.. The irony of course is that there will be no club, no bloke on the row behind for them to have banal small talk with in the next few months. That said, to counter my own points, it'll be incredibly healthy if the empty seats mean a new generation can now attend. The club has purposefully excluded a whole generation of supporters (unbelievably when we had the most interest ever in that period) ....there's 24 year old lads who were 14 at the time if the title win who the club has gleefully locked out.

I think that was season before on a Saturday opening day. Walsh got booed off by our own fans such was the violence of that offence. The 6900 I'd guess was season or two after, midweek game

...the lowest ebb. Crowd of 6900 beleaguered fans under Pleat.. Tonight, 40 years later,.we've plumbed that same depth. The ebb so low, I think even Stockton Rush would be cautious Edit may have been Hamilton actually

I'm tempted to say that the cucks should have been 'careful what they wished for' They wanted this. Now they've got it.

This is EXACTLY want the drongos have dreamed of. 12k cucks. Dreadful team. Meaningless game. Zero atmosphere. Players who despise us. Owner and DoF who find it all hilarious. But got rid of those fcking glory fans

He's a strange one to dig out. But i detest him. Little spoilt boy.

Why? We are going out of business. It's all over matey. We've got months to live.

I'd love to know what he thinks, deep inside.. He's lost his beloved 375m Almost all the players despise playing for us, but the money (he chose to pay them) makes them stick it out. Golden handcuffs. The stadium has dwindled to 12k cuckolds in attendance We will be in the lowest position of the clubs 145 year history in a few weak ....it's a real question..is there no embarrassment?

Not enough What on earth is anyone doing there?

He reminds me of Terry Connor @The Bear ...dealt a terrible hand but emphatically unable to play it anyway.. Rowett is out of his depth. He was as a player with us too (not like Thomas ba, but we'd been used to drinking 15 quid bottles of wine at the time and he rocked up a solid 6 quid a bottle) The only crumb of comfort I have is while he's out of his depth with us, he was perfectly suited to Derby. Says it all..

You're both right and wrong. I don't think they are KP fans. But neither are they suitable to be authentic City fans. Just a tiny example. There was some bird behind the goal who got genuinely animated when the ref slowed down a goal kick..In a meaningless phase of the first half in a meaningless game. The point? Football is pantomime for these people.. Boo the baddies! (The ref, the opposition, Ayew) Cheer the goodies! (Our players, except Ayew) ....this isn't football culture. This isn't support. And this ultra childish behaviour has directly contributed to destroying the club.

Fair play and honestly, even prior to your answer, I had respect for him just being there, giving it some, putting himself in harm's way. Even that alone puts him above 99% of people.. I assumed he was there representing the trust. Happy you have corrected that.

The problem for administrators is, it's unclear (and I think unlikely) that city own seagrave. I think,.for technical reasons, the own only a small share of it. The brief research I did suggested that 'KP Holdings' (or similar) own it, who in turn are financed by something in Grand Cayman (or similar) Or similar= I'm not a details man

Seagrave and Stadium aren't owned by the club. But you're right, they'd need to be kart of any deal so the new owner owns more than just the naming rights. I think club still has the lease on Belvoir Drive, but not ownership. (Pretty sure the land is owned by YMCA)

I feel bad for digging out the lad last night. But you've gotta present yourselves better than that 'please sir' Oliver twist approach The Foxes Trust needs to think and act like a shadow cabinet, holding the club accountable. And stand ready to present a viable business case for investors. The Board of the trust can run the trust. But it needs rapidly to build an executive network, a shadow cabinet, Finance Communications Business X2 (strategy and commercial) Legal Football PS. I am a member. PPS. You could start by asking for a meeting with the Tigers executive. See how a normal sports club operates

I don't think so. Back of fag packet maths i reckon the idiot needs to invest 20m-30m this season from his own pocket and around 40m following season. And he ain't got it. Nor seeks it.

Thera an element of Brexit here and cutting nose off to spite face. The best way to reinvent Leicester city is to drive change at Leicester city.. Create a shadow cabinet football adminstration Create a business plan Seek funding Attempt a hostile takeover Then make the match day experience and ticketing unappealing and hostile to the drongos Almost all of that is incredibly difficult but far more doable than a phoenix club..

Yup, I can't remember the exact post or point but its one I agree with.. It's quite deep..We are a loser City. Loser mentality. For decades I've heard Leicester people decry the place. 'It's shit' is the default description. No civic pride. No dignity. No self respect. We don't have many winners here. Successful business people outside of the Asian community get fewer and farer. I nipped into the stag whilst working in London and was genuinely amazed to chat with a couple of lads who were eloquent and doing well for themselves. Even to me, it didn't seem right that Leicester people can make a career for themselves in another city.. The point is, there's thousands of our fans who are inherently uncomfortable with dining at the top table, being popular and in a way, the responsibility that comes with style, popularity and success.

Are you talking about that exchange outside the entrance? I feel for the lad asking questions, he's under pressure, emotional....but it was poor stuff..pleading. meek. Subservient. You can be assertive and authoritative without being rude. And tbh, as a trust board member, the lad should've been prepped for nerves. It's our club, not KPs. Never will be theirs. The simple statement needs to be that they are no longer welcome here and we are demanding they to sell their interest for the health, longevity and security of the club..

'Champagne!, Champagne for everyone!'

Anyone else see that grotesque creature laughing at the end?