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Jordan ****ing halford 👏 take a bow.

I’ve had enough. I’ve fallen out of love with the club. I’ve been three times this season, and I’ve just not been bothered. Sitting through shit week in week out doesn’t make you a martyr this scenario is completely different to previous years…. It’s not inadequacy through natural football cycles, it’s inadequacy through neglect and incompetence…. And that I just can’t give up my time and effort to follow, fair play to those who will, but in my opinion you’re simply contributing to the clubs decline through compliance. I understand those who have kids and go for sentimental reasons, but for me the sentiment has died. It’s the first time in nearly 30 years I’ve genuinely lost complete love and interest for the club. Out of the 10 of us that have held season tickets for about 30 years… 4 are renewing…. That’s the damage Top has done to this football club.

Things are that shit I’d be over the moon with Dyche, but just have a think for a moment, and look at the shit state we are in. Why would he come here? Why would anyone? Unless he genuinely wants to be here, but I’ve got a suspicion he will have an air of ****ems about him because we’ve had an opportunity to get him before and didn’t.

Again, Dyche is out of our league now…. He will not come here, why the **** would he? He’s not an idiot and probably not THAT desperate.

For us it’s the sheer financial structure of the club, it wouldn’t cope dropping to league one. A massive reduction in TV revenue and incomings would mean we would’ve losing money hand over fist and wouldn’t have the means to replenish. We would almost certainly have to consider selling the training ground, the ladies training ground and even the stadium. Potentially folding the female team all together. We’ve the outgoings of a premier league club, and that still won’t have changed if we go down. Relegation will finish us off, Top simply won’t have the financial capacity to get us out of the shit.

This bunch of cųnts.

It’s entirely Top and Rudkin’s fault…. They’re completely to blame. However I agree with your last comment, footballs on its arse. It’s the worst state the game as a whole has ever been. It’s dull monotonous, over coached crap. Little individualism anymore, no real standout talents….. gone are the days of the likes of Patel Nadved, Rui Costa, Totti…… just bellends on Tik Tok.

Can we stop talking about Frank…. It’s utterly delusional even thinking about him.

I’ve got three bins! Bring it on!

With new ownership, there’s potential hope, in our current situation, there is none.

He won’t take any crap for starters. He will demand effort and anyone not pulling their weight won’t play. He is one name I like out of the list. Hess risk taker, likes youth players and doesn’t mince his words. He could be the right kind of character to get a tune out of this squad. I do however feel his patience will run out fairly quickly with Top and Rudkin.

The starting point is new ownership. Until then nothing will change…. We’ve no cash to reset the club, Top’s removal from the top of KP has given him even less wiggle room to move cash around. Any manager will look at what we’ve done, hire a coach, not spent any money, and then sack him even though he financially contributed to him coming here. No matter how poor Marti was, that doesn’t look good. Ultimately nothing will change until we’ve a new board room.

Can’t wait for Leicester fan TV to do a video “go and get Frank”…..

For a project there would need to be some evidence of an organisation with a plan… we certainly do not have that…. However, I can almost guarantee that we will make contact, because our owner is THAT thick.

No respectable manager will touch us with a barge pole….. 😂 Utterly delusional even entertaining thinking about Frank.

It’s utterly soul destroying, it’s almost like you can’t join in football conversations…. And I find I want to get my soap box out and just rant about what’s happening. Even some other fans don’t understand it, a green work with take the piss saying “you’re only crying because you’re having a wobble and a reset” they jus want understand the real root cause of what’s happening here.

Over the last few weeks I’ve been working away, meeting different groups of people. When we get talking football, and so tell them who I support it’s met with a “haha you’re shit you are” this is coming from people who support teams in leagues one and two…… I think this genuinely is the only time I’m embarrassed to support the club. Currently I wouldn’t be seen dead wearing anything LCFC related…… other than potentially an old school jersey… It’s a good job my NFL team are decent…. I’ve genuinely for the first time ever give more of a shit about a team I follow thousands of miles away, than a club I’ve been besotted with since I was a child…. And it’s entirely Top and Rudkin fault.

I don’t think anyone doesn’t care, but the passion can dwindle for sure. I wouldn’t say I don’t care, I do, but my passion manifests itself in complete delusion to what’s happening before our eyes. Things are getting that bad, that it’s hard to even see what will provide a temporary arrest…… I don’t think any self respecting manager will want to job, unless they want a nice pay packet. We are such a state it’s hard to see wha the next step is. The only clear objective is the selling of the club, that’s the one thing that needs to happen.

They’ve no plan at all. I bet they’ve not spoken to anyone. Top isn’t on the country at the moment is he? So that usually means nothings happening.

Every targeted message builds momentum. All that’s happened is the odd thing so far, we need a movement….

This is the run that will send us down….

He wouldn’t take the job.

May as well add him to that list, it’s heading that way.

Bring on administration, that will get rid of Top.

I’ve been a season ticket holder since 1997. I fell in love with Leicester City at Filbert Street, watching a group of wayward heroes who had no airs and graces, no pretence, just graft, heart and honesty. It wasn’t always pretty, and it certainly wasn’t always successful, but it was real. It was a club that knew what it was, and so did the people who followed it. What we are watching now bears absolutely no resemblance to that club. The current state of Leicester City is not the result of bad luck, financial inevitability, or “football cycles.” It is the direct consequence of catastrophic ownership and boardroom incompetence. This decline has been entirely self-inflicted, overseen step by step by Top and those he has surrounded himself with. Poor recruitment, cowardly decision-making, a total absence of footballing strategy, and an ownership that appears either incapable or unwilling to recognise the scale of its own failure. This isn’t just decline — it’s a spectacular dismantling of everything that once made the club respectable. And yes, I’ll say it plainly: I don’t like this team anymore. Not because they’re losing — I’ve watched Leicester lose plenty over the decades — but because there is nothing left to connect to. No identity. No fight. No sense that anyone at the top understands what this club means to its supporters. I would genuinely rather watch another team play right now, because at least then I might see football played with pride, intelligence, or purpose. I know exactly what the response to that will be: “Go and support Arsenal then.” But that misses the point entirely. I don’t want trophies. I don’t want glamour. I don’t even demand success. I want football I can be proud of. I can accept inadequacy when it comes from limitation. I cannot accept inadequacy when it comes from negligence, arrogance, and repeated self-sabotage. There is a world of difference between being beaten and being badly run. What makes this even more depressing is the blind loyalty that now masquerades as support. Fans who continue to turn up week after week, applauding mediocrity and excusing incompetence, are — however uncomfortable it is to admit — part of the problem. Acceptance is oxygen for failure. Silence is endorsement. If there is no consequence for this level of mismanagement, why would the ownership ever feel the need to change? Supporting a football club does not mean surrendering your standards. I will always love Leicester City. That love was earned long before Premier League titles and European nights. But loving a club does not mean pretending this is acceptable. This is not bad fortune. This is not transition. This is a slow, embarrassing erosion of everything that once mattered, and it has been allowed to happen at the very top. The most painful part isn’t relegation battles or poor performances — it’s the realisation that the people entrusted with this club have learned nothing, accepted nothing, and taken responsibility for nothing. And until that changes, this decline won’t stop. It’ll only become normal.