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Its actually quite well known within the game that he suffers with dyslexia and seems to put extra zero's on the player's contracts.

Cba to look through, can anyone update me if were lose to signing a new manager yet? Or even rumoured interest from us?

Incredibly naive of you to expect anything different from this lot in charge.

As long as he spys on Rudkin and Top and lets us know what's actually happening at our club then sure.

Its so we can listen to the play offs... oh.. ermmm

Prefer TUE

Netflix doc on him May 19th I think

*Gray

I'm only here to see Phils reaction.

Poetic that Kasey scores the winner that sends Ipswich to the Prem, we win leaving us 5 points from safety after a 6 point deduction. The world has a funny sense of humour.

Think even hes got to the point where he cant be arsed. Just going through the motions til his contract is up.

The only hope we can have a change in direction.. albeit under hand cuffs and a leaky roof.

No one was seriously expecting any different were they?

We thought Cooper was bad, we got Ruud. We thought Marti was bad, we got Rowett. When will this nightmare end...

Is that you Jon. Don't think he wants to go from Premier League to League One. Delusion.

We'll win this because theres no pressure on them.

And instead of trusting in our talented youngster Louis Page, we loaned in the experienced 18 year old from Man City instead. If I was a youth player and bigger clubs were sniffing around I'd move on too.

He goes back to Man City at the end of the season mate

Does anyone know the actual amount it costs to run Seagrave? Ive seen someone mention £20m and another £15m a year which is crazy considering the turnover we'll have as a league one club, especially if we don't "promote next season" and have no parachute payments to keep us afloat. Those say that the building isn't the problem, its the people running it that are the problem, whilst I agree. You have to say going from Belvoir Drive to Seagrave would probably make you feel like you've made it. To go from a tight knit training ground to lavish surroundings where everything is catered for would naturally change your mindset. There was no thought in how to transfer our family club feel, that fighting spirit that our motto "Foxes Never Quit" says. Whilst the intentions would have been in the right place during the planning, weve lost our identity moving to Seagrave. Now we have a bunch of average players that don't have to work hard for luxury, its just a given. There are lots of pros to having Seagrave but weve hit every nightmare that could have happened because everyone inside the club thought we had become an elite club that could take liberties thinking we'd never get relegated and expecting European football to be the norm. The long were in League One, the long Seagrave becomes a complete financial burden weighing over our necks.

What are the chances we have to end up selling Seagrave? Especially if we don't go straight back up from league one at the first attempt. Do we think it's a serious possibility? It seems to be a huge turning point for us. A lack of togetherness as a club, a lack of fight since we move into the fancy 5 star training facility. We lost out identity "Foxes Never Quit" used to mean something, now its a laughing matter for opposing fans.

Personally I say lets just get relegated to league two and start over. Lets complete the set.

Don't matter who plays. We're already down.

Patson is still trying to figure this out too.

Not sure anyone is lapping it up, but weve seen an improvement in fight, effort and defensive structure. In our current situation, its an improvement at least. But likely won't be enough.

Relegate us now