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3 hours ago, AjcW said:

Yeah I just meant if after 8-13 games you suddenly decide you want back in… it won’t be difficult to get a ticket. 

Makes sense 👍 

On 15/05/2026 at 10:57, AjcW said:

Yeah no reason it'll change, even if we start playing entertaining winning football next season you'll have no trouble getting down to 10-15 home games for less than a cost of a season ticket.

Strange logic 🤔 there's 23 home games a season so you will be missing out on 13 - 8. 

That goal will probably be the goal that ensures Rowatt is leading us out first game next season 

Just now, PhillippaT said:

You think Big Harry's still gonna be here?

Oh I hope so!!

Observations of that first half.... Souttar and Monga will be the best 2 players in League 1 next season by a country mile. 

Daka wii not score more than 3 goals in a League 1 season and even thats being generous 

On 28/04/2026 at 20:04, davieG said:

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/leicester-city-eye-ex-stoke-city-dick-schreuder-replace-gary-rowett/

 

Leicester City eyeing NEC Nijmegen boss Dick Schreuder to replace Gary Rowett
Leicester find themselves searching for a seventh permanent managerial hire in just over three years, and are pursuing talks with one of the top-performing bosses in the Eredivisie as they look for Rowett's successor.

The manager in question is NEC Nijmegen boss Dick Schreuder, who, as per a recent report from the exclusive Patreon service of The Sun's Alan Nixon, has earned his fair share of admirers among the Foxes' hierarchy.

Nixon reported on Tuesday lunchtime that Leicester want to undertake discussions with the 54-year-old over the possibility of becoming City's new manager and leading the club out of League One.

 

It's said that Leicester are impressed by the Dutchman's body of work in his native country, although it remains unclear whether he is willing to take a third-tier job at this moment in time - which City are actively trying to find out.

Schreuder is currently earning no shortage of plaudits over in the Netherlands in what has been an excellent campaign for Nijmegen, who are on course to achieve an all-time highest league finish this term.

Leicester City fans, how would you feel about the potential appointment of NEC Nijmegen boss Dick Schreuder? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Despite working on a limited budget, Schreuder's side are positioned in third place with just three games to spare. They're above Dutch giants Ajax right now and are likely to secure UEFA Europa League qualification, while an entrance to the Champions League could be on the cards if they can topple Feyenoord in second.

Schreuder is no rookie in the duguout, having formerly led the likes of PEC Zwolle and Spanish second-tier outfit Castellon before taking the job at Nijmegen last summer.

 

 

Leicester City manager target Dick Schreuder has English football experience
Schreuder hardly represents a household name on these shores, although the sought-after Leicester target would bring some unexpected experience in the English game.

That's because, during a playing career which spanned 15 years and was primarily played out in Dutch football, Schreuder briefly undertook a forgettable two-game loan stint with Stoke City in the 1997-98 season.

The former midfielder only made two appearances in the Potteries before swiftly returning home, although he did later come back to England to accompany Edgar Davids in his infamous stint at Barnet.

Schreuder joined Barnet in June 2013 as head of coaching and, following the dismissal of Davids some six months later, he endured a short tenure as joint manager alongside fellow countryman Ulrich Landvreugd.

That spell culminated in four successive defeats and Schreuder proceeded to head back to the Netherlands once again that summer, although he's evidently come on leaps and bounds since his stay in North London and it will be interesting to see whether Leicester can convince the Dutchman to lead the club's new League One era.

 

Also linked here - https://the72.co.uk/2026/04/28/leicester-city-interested-nec-nijmegen-boss-dick-schreuder/

 

And here - https://www.stokesentinel.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-new-manager-stoke-city-10940308

Lol 😆 2 game loan stint with Stoke qualifies him as having experience in the English game. 

2 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

still in our hands but can't see us winning another game with this bloke in charge

My god you really are coping 😲 

.....and..... we're down......

We will win this game comfortably to give us all a glimmer of hope and then get hammered the next two home games. Guarantee it. 

We go again 

Get Mav and Fatawu off. Done **** all except Fatawu missing the target with the easiest chance of the game. Woeful performances

Just now, Finnegan said:

Fawa working for anyone? 

 

Nope gone down after about 5 seconds. Its working on other games 🙄 

Playing a defensive partnership that are both half fit and never played together before, against the Championship leading goal scorer in a must win game says it all. The managers a clown 🤡 and we deserve to go down. 

This is shocking. Can't even beat a schoolboy in goal. 

To be fair I think Daka is going to save us. I really hope he does bless him. 🙌 

Lazy ****ing Fatawu 

Is Fatawu playing today?? 

Wheres sky gone!!!!!

And..... hes out for the rest of the season! 

A big piece of survival pie 🥧 right there on a plate and Daka gleefully picks it up and ****ing chokes on it. Useless tw*t

The ever obliging Jacob 🤡 

Fatawu having his bi-weekly sh*t show 

Seeing the highlights this morning it looks like another Stolarczyk howler cost us another 2 points. Why was he trying to save a shot heading to the corner of his goal with his feet 😳 absolute 🤡 he has cost us so many points this season such a poor keeper. When you have no quality in goal and no quality up front there's only one way your heading and thats down.

1 hour ago, Les-TA-Jon said:

Not the problem. And a clear upgrade on Nelson and Okoli from what I’ve seen. 
 

We need him, James and Fatawu to play as many mins as possible between now and the end of the season and for them to perform and we might have a chance of staying up 

Fatawu is not going to be the great saviour im afraid. He was shocking again today like he has been for the majority of this season. His attitude, body language and complete lack of desire to work for this team was on full show today. A lazy show pony who couldn't be bothered to put in any effort to try and track back and defend for the first and most crucial Norwich goal. An absolute disgrace in a Leicester shirt today. 

Oh crap!