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If you look up the word ambition in the dictionary, the definition will not read: "offering a young French midfielder with promising ability a 5 year contract and a base salary increase of nearly 2000% before he has kicked a ball in the best, most competitive league in the world."

Man City broke the rules and built a fortress - we broke the rules and built a sandcastle.

The club is totally and utterly on its ar$e. Every facet of the club is broken and KP are totally finished here. It feels as if the tipping point would maybe for ex-players to come out and directly criticise the ownership escpecially now we are being talked about in the media.

King Power are done here. It's over. Problem is, it might just take them another couple of years to realise it.

Nigel should have whatever job he feels fit to do. Whether that be interim coach or DoF, lifetime president or advisor. I remember when Bobby Charlton was on the board at Man Utd - a legend watching every game with his aura and high-levels emanating through all levels of the club. It's a completely open goal by the club but one they will miss no doubt.

I'm absolutely fuming at the total ineptitude of the medical and coaching team to keep him on with a hamstring injury. Every minute he was kept on probably added 2-3 days to his recovery time. This club man.

Winks will be back in first team training now Soumare has gone.

Top is clueless about football and about running a business. That's not new news. What he has done is show a commitment towards address the criticisms of his regime by: 1) Revamping the technical structure at the club. 2) Moving Rudkin further away from the decision-making centre. 3) Be more open with his communication with fans. Whether he can execute points 1 & 2 well enough is highly doubtful of course but there is a glimmer of hope that he is listening to us. My firm wish is that he sells up but it sounds like we are a way off that yet.

Thanks. That seems a really low number which needs seriously bumping up if the Trust are able to put real pressure on the club.

I understand that. It would ultimately accelerate the end goal which is to secure new ownership. Sacking Cifuentes was bad in sofar as the pressure was building. If a manager comes in and starts to win games, the anti-KP sentiment inevitably fades away.

What is the current membership number and how does that compare wuth our main rivals and other clubs of our size? Also, is the reform of the Supporters Club next?!

Brilliant result for progress. Hopefully the pressure begins to ramp up against the inept fuchers in charge.

The joy that we have sacked Jifuentes is short-lived as the same idiots will be choosing his successor.

It was just beyond stupid that they allowed James to carry on playing for 20 mins with a suspected hamstring strain. Players never run off soft tissue injuries in that area. Conceivable that 20 mins has added 2 games to the number he will miss. Everybody at the club is suffering with the inability to make good decisions.

We are in a worst position than when they took over. That can't now be doubted. We are haemorrhage money, we have an impending points deduction, we have a playing squad that is both grossly overpaid and is toxic in nature. We have a manager who can't get said players organised or sufficiently motivated. Fans are divided. We have a Call Centre Manager as CEO, we have a DoF who fell in to the job at the luckiest time but cannot actually do the job. If all that wasn't bad enough, we have an owner who doesn't have any business acumen, doesn't appear to have much interest in football and it would appear that the only reason he still owns the club is because the stadium has turned into his father's memorial site.

Our resident numpties can't even think in the box - nevermind outside it.

As well as Coady who I'm sure was on £75k a week and hardly played. Ridiculous contract management which shows how outnof touch they are. I'm sure allotment contracts given out in last 5-7 years have been in relation to Vardy's 125k. You can imagine Winks' agent saying 'Vardy's on 125k so Harry should be on 35% less than that as he has played in a CL final.' With Rudkin thinking he has played a blinder.

To all the KPFC Loyals, TopRud sympathisers or Thai influencers, let's get this straight: there is nobody left at the club responsible for any of the success achieved. Those left are those who happened to be there at the time and are claiming success by association only. Your loyalty is to a duty free brand, the nation of Thailand, or to people and philosophies long, long gone. Those left have no idea how to run a football club. Sorry but that's the truth. Happy new year.

There is a lack of quality and a lack of quality coaching but there was no lack of effort tonight. Most of us want King Power out but we don't want to go down to League 1. Let's scrap and get enough points to stay up.

When the leader of any business doesn't have a vision, doesn't have a plan, doesn't unvest his time, and will not hold anybody in his organisation accountable for poor performance (except managers now and again), then there is no limit to how bad things will get.

The club is a joke. Manager, DOF, owner, Chief Exec. Absolutely rotten from top down. You can sack whoever but no progress here until these incompetent feckers sell up.

I totally understand. I have friends who think Top/KP/Crudkin/ have a lifetime immunity because of the success achieved. There is this feeling that they we are too polite to complain, that we should be grateful for the trophies, the memories, the doughnuts. It's very sad.

It's a shame that the Project Reset protest was a flash in the pan. It was successful in so far as gaining media traction and putting pressure on the board. I see that after Wolves fan's protests recently their Executive Chairman Jeff Shi stepped down. It does work.

Let's be honest, even if we replaced him and had an uptick in form, aren't we just papering over the cracks of what must be the worst football ownership model in England? There is just no way back for Top and we won't be able to move forward until the club is sold.

An absolute mystery why they are struggling to play staff wages.