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Every targeted message builds momentum. All that’s happened is the odd thing so far, we need a movement….
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This is the run that will send us down….
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Person you want to get us out this mess
Pliskin replied to broughtonblue's topic in Leicester City Forum
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May as well add him to that list, it’s heading that way.
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Bring on administration, that will get rid of Top.
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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.
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100% I’ve been once since Birmingham at home and that was Charlton. I’ve personally had a ST since 1997… and for the first time ever in my life, I’ve fallen out of love with this club. The Leicester City I fell in love with is dead.
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If Top isn’t going to sell this club it will fold…. It is this simple. Do you love your club? Or a liar who dropped the sole out of it? If you love you club you’ll take a stand….
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LCFC 3-4 Southampton, post-match thread
Pliskin replied to Phil Mitchell's topic in Leicester City Forum
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I hope the twats get boo’d off.
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All but relegated this lot.
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****ing pathetic this lot.
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We’re going to lose this.
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I honestly give up. Ricardo and Thomas again?
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I’ve heard this will be on channel 5.
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There’s no ****ing way, we’re going to have Sir Gareth here 😂😂😂
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0-3 defeat tonight I think. 0-3 down by half time.
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He would.
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Probably suspended betting because no ****er wants it…
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I agree. The set up of this club couldn’t deal with a further decrease in finances that league one would bring. We would still be going down with a colossal wage bill, and would probably have to just sell everyone, I genuinely don’t think we could afford to keep anyone, but then we have an issue, because no one will want to buy any of our wastes of spaces for a respectable fee, so we will be forced to sell any young talent we have currently in the first team. We would probably have to consider severing contracts just to get some high earners off the wage bill, and we would have to do something about Seagrave, either sell Belvoir Drive and move ladies to Seagrave, or close half of Seageave down, or even worse consider selling it, and move the lads back to Belvoir Drive. There’s nothing remotely positive about going down, considering the club has seen nearly half a billion £ pass through it in a decade, we shouldn’t even be in the championship, so league one would cripple us. I genuinely think it will end us, there’s a very real chance we fold if we go down in my opinion.
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If we go down, I genuinely can’t see us functioning. We’d be in genuine danger of going into administration and folding. Top has already pretty much said he isn’t selling, and such is his delusion and emotional connection to the club, I can see him just essentially ghosting us and letting us crumble into nothing. If he had an ounce of business sense about him, he would sell now and cut his losses, but he’s genuinely that stupid he won’t…
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What’s happened is. Top has sent an Email, text, Watsapp, DM and Facebook message to Enzo, all of which are unread……. He will keep sending them and then keep leaving voicemails until March, where he will then appoint Brussel Martin because he is a bit similar….
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I bet they’ve not spoken to anyone at all.
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It was an outstanding defensive display. Ultimately it’s what wins superbowls… it was always going to be cagey, but I thought Kenneth Walker was outstanding. Really gained some serious yards, JSN was a bit quiet which was disappointing. But can’t complain! It’s a superbowl in the bag!
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BBOOOOOOM, I’ll take that. Pats were ****ing dreadful, but a win is a win! BUZZING.
