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But he isn't available.

That is a low bar.

Depends why you go in the first place. That is to say people go for the social aspect or because it's a part of their lives. I'm an armchair supporter and to some extent a frivolous one. I will try to watch most games but would definitely make less of an effort once relegated. For the same reasons I never watch friendlies either. I have a mate who is a Hearts STH and goes to every Scotland game. He even goes to Hearts pre-season friendlies abroad.

Don't wish to continue the negativity but here is Reading's story of protest: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/feb/11/reading-dai-yongge-fan-protests-ownership-regulator

#1 - They have thought it out. That's why there is scant detail apart from the date. #2 - If you are too lazy to get there at 11 rather than 12 then my bet is you just aren't interested in protesting. #3 - I get the logic of the after the game thing but there is a downside too - a surprise result dampens the idea, people want to get off (yeah see #2), non-protestors won't see it, etc.

Who said it was an excuse. It was more a statement of fact/culture.

It's a Leicester thing - we're just mardy bastards but we don't do owt.

Next home match?

Faes is the biggest liability for me. Liking the look of Okoli. Vesty and Coady I have less of a problem with.

Hard to say it was accident given "can be traced back to fundamental design errors and the failure to mitigate known risks."

I was thinking the same as the OP after the full set of weekend games. Equally I understand why people don't want to go there. And of course, there is the thing, that if we do escape, it's possible/probable that nothing will change. Perhaps what you would term a "lose lose situation". Let me just go turn the gas oven on.....

He said ""There's been a lot of impressive players at the club.`" - so he's definitely smoking something.

A couple of thoughts: #1 We have very little power to affect/change ownership. Doesn't mean we don't discuss their performance (same as DoF, Manager, players, etc) but unless we are going to organise protests and campaign to try to force them out it's just that - a sharing of opinion. And, I am not sure many would be comfortable going after Top in this way. #2 If we do get new owners it's a coin toss (at best) if we get a good one or not. Liverpool fans have had issues with their owners in the past but it all went a bit quieter under Klopp and now with their push for the title. Man U, Chelsea, Newcastle have all had new owners. Would be a big debate on how that is working out. Bear in mind I am still scarred us getting rid of Bloomfield and appointing McLintock as manager

If you think about West Ham need to ask some questions if they had 30 shots but less clear cut chances and only 1 goal. Perhaps they should have done more to create rather than taking pot shots.

Question is what is down to "modern life", what is down football in general and what is specific to LCFC. I am guessing if you are a Brighton, Brentford or Forest fan right now, life is mint. However, there are definitely broader issues, ticket management, match day vibe, etc. that have a general impact.