Tomek

On the bright side, the away games in League One were brilliant. My favourite season (other than 15/16)

Yes. But more likely to see Micky Adams return than Enzo.

I attended my first Leicester game at 11 years old on 13 Feb 2003 - It was a 1-0 win at home to Crystall Palace, with Paul Dickov scoring the winner. I was hooked after that and before moving to Australia in 2012, I didn't miss a home game. I attended every home and away game during our League 1 season and enjoyed every minute of it. I was there every week during the dross years and remember every home game under Craig Levein ending with chants of "What a load of rubbish", but I still looked forward to every game. This is the first time since Dickov scored that goal that I just don't care. I always thought not caring about football would be a much better option, as your weekend mood wouldn't be dependent on how Leicester perform, but it's actually incredibly sad that the one piece of childhood excitement we keep through life has just fizzled out. The only saving grace is that one day this ownership will leave. These players will move on. This manager will rightly be sacked. And if that means going back to League One, so be it, because at least then the excitement and passion for the club we all have will return. King Power out. John Rudkin out. The vast majority of the players out. Manager out.

Yes.

Heading into spring here on the tropical Gold Coast, Australia - Best time of year here.

It genuinely hope KP goes it to receivership. I’ve never had so much hate for a group of people in my life.

Yes.

I’m praying the only reason Wilders name is out there is to make a Dyche appointment more palatable.

I hope he gives a tell-all interview and lets the whole world know what a shitshow the club is behind the scenes.

Got a sneaking suspicion we’ll see the return O’Neil

Merry Christmas from a sunny and warm Gold Coast.

Fans are being charged a small fortune every season. Most adult tickets cost £50+, whilst this shower of s*** pick up tens of thousand per-week. Fans have every right to expect better than this.

Looking at the number of seats still on sale, I’d be very surprised if the attendance on Tuesday surpasses 30,000. Considering it’s only a category B fixture, I think we’re likely to see several sub 30,000 attendance this season. Surely at some point it becomes more cost effective to lower the ticket price and fill the stadium. The less tickets sold the better.

Until fans start showing their discontent in the stands nothing will happen. Spineless management, on and off the pitch.

Any Cooper out chants yet? Really hope the discontent gets voiced from the stands.

Having moved to the Gold Coast, Australia, it’s an absolute yes for me. Don’t get me wrong, Leicester will always be home and I’m proud to be from there, but once you live in a city like the Gold Coast, you’ll never go back. It almost feels second or third world in comparison. I know that sounds extreme, but it’s truely depressing seeing the difference.

I honestly think that any premier league club that is stupid enough to give him a job will face protest from their fans.

Sadly we’re run by a circus so their is not chance they sack the clown.

I’m almost certain that we would be struggling for a top 6 finish had we kept Smith. Enzo is one of the few good decisions the club has made in recent seasons.

This is the fixture I miss the most since moving to Australia. Moving half way across the globe hasn’t dampened my hatred for the Cov.

Anyone know how many first-teamers Millwall have rested? Can't say I'm familiar with their squad.

M1 has been opened up to home fans, so plenty of seats together for anyone hoping to go.

I imagine this will be our first sub 30k attendance of the season.

I'm surprised to see Winks and KDH in the team as they are both on 4 yellows. We run the risk of going into the game against Leeds without Winks, KDH and Ndidi.