Le Renard

How the might have fallen there is already a kit sale for 26/27 shirts. It must be bad if they are on sale in October. Who's going to buy us for the price King Power want? I'm a fan and if I had the money as spare change, I'd stay well clear of us at £200 million.

We'll moan whoever we get, it is the nature of being a football fan, but no one wanted this current charlatan from the start. If anyone in the Ivory towers at Leicester had an idea of what the average fan thought of RM, then they wouldn't have touched him with a barge pole. So until Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee get out of our club, I will have no confidence in our next choice of manager. On second thoughts, I am so fed up with our situation that I would like to see Tony Pulis given the job (I am at that self-loathing stage for our club). He'd make them do defensive drills until they were sick to death of them, the players would hate it.

What do we expect? We've fallen so far that clubs will just cherry pick all the talent, what can a club like ours offer them under the current regime? The future at this moment in time, doesn't look bright.

Until the accountancy rules are changed to reflect real life, academies are going to be used as a means to generate profit on the balance sheet. I would imagine that if all clubs were to use rules that we do in everyday life, then they would be insolvent. Come to think of it, most businesses would probably be bankrupt if they were to use the " every £ in, every £ out " rule.

Russell Martin

Tielemans looks a lot leaner and fitter than when he was with us. He can actually run now, and his look of being knackered and running in sand seems to have disappeared. Just goes to show what a top level coach can do.

Where do we start? Vichai's passing? Covid and then going on to bottle top 4 place, the same happened a year later. Rodgers having too much influence at the club? Lee Congerton's transfers? Rudkin and overpaying of players, or his sanctioning of the already mentioned abysmal transfers? Not selling players and then being persuaded to become a buying club by Rodgers? Keeping Rodgers past his "use by date"? Overpaying Rodgers? Having an irrational transfer and managerial policy. Those at the top believing the players were capable enough to keep us up 2 times and now for the 3rd? Rudkin getting a promotion? Nepo baby not having a clue? Kasper leaving because he was too vocal when he saw standards dropping? Nepo baby listening to the players and not Kasper? I've probably forgotten to add a few, but there having been so many f**k ups at this club, and now we must become the future example of 'how not to run a football club'.

Et voilà you've come up with a counterargument, putting across how you see it, rather than labelling people thick because they see it slightly different to you. I don't disagree with your main point that Laurel & Hardy in charge have screwed our club, but some of us see Rodgers as partly to blame.

People aren't solely blaming Rodgers, it was the start of it. His buys with Lee Congerton were utter dog sh*te, he was also responsible for convincing the clowns upstairs that we needed to stop being a selling club. Hence, one of the reasons why were in this financial mess, players weren't allowed their moves and decided to run down their contracts. So instead of labelling people thick (I suspect you're in that camp), why don't you come up with a counterargument?

Are you rage baiting? Rodgers was the start, look how it started to get toxic at Celtic, MON had to save the day. He's good for a couple of seasons, but don't let him bring his own players in!

Yep he' started this debacle, I don't know who's more at fault him or those that let him get away with him selling snake oil?

I don't blame Rowett, this is on Rudkin and Top, they're the ones who've signed off on the players, created a culture of abject failure and not taken any responsibilty for this s**t show. Once a workplace becomes toxic it is difficult to turn it around, you need someone with a big personality like MON or Pearson to change the culture. Some of these managers/coaches haven't been bad, but they just don't have that quality to change the overall dynamic.

Couldn't agree more, if you keep changing managers, and you get the same result, then it has to be the players/culture at the club including those two charlatans at the top.

As Harold Macmillan once said 'Events, my dear boy, events'. I'm no Nostradamus but with Trump's folly in Iran, and the disruption/cost to aviation fuel, I should imagine King Power are well and truly screwed. No tourism = no income!

This is worse that the Holloway era, we'd been s**t for a long time with championship players when we were relegated. This time it is quicker and more brutal, higher paid players with supposedly premier quality and the threat of insolvency hanging over the clubs head.