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Only our muckwit owners would appoint a marketing man to a key position when fans are expecting a managerial announcement after an 18 day search in the middle of a relegation battle that could put the future of the club in doubt. You could not make this up.

I think this will go down as not only the most catastrophic period in the club's history, but probably the most dysfunctional and mismanaged of any club this country has ever seen. If we have a club left at the end of their tenure then we will be doing well.

For those who haven't watched it, the key takeaway is: relegation = liquidation. We are in a large financial hole at the minute and relegation to L1 puts us on the edge of oblivion it seems.

I think we are saying the same thing. There has been absolutely no value in moving from Cooper > RvN > Marti > King. We would be in a stronger position at this point if we had kept Cooper. Not to mention the millions it has cost.

At this point we should have stuck with Cooper.

Sounds good to me.

I think the first mistake is setting 1 off games to protest. They can ride that out then back to normal. It's got to be consistent and easy to follow and join in. I like others are boycotting matches and merchandise but would come down. I live in Notts so wouldn't come every match but if it's consistent then people can attend when available.

I think we need to have a protest at every home game at the same time and location so the organising of it becomes easier and consistent. For instance an hour before each game outside the directors entrance. In theory it should gain traction.

The only chance we have got of getting a decent manager is if he agrees to the job on the basis that he brings his own Technical Director with final say on recruitment & contracts. That would take 80% of the footballing decisions from the owners. But does that just let Khunt off and bury the problem?

Why?

You know your team is the pits when Luke Thomas is not the worst full back.

Club is a joke. Absolute clown fest.

We need an organised and concerted effort to force a sale. Is that led by Project Reset or the Foxes Trust I don't know. There are enough fans who want them out now to exert serious pressure, it just feels like it needs to be a unified campaign that is consistent and measured. They simply have to be forced to sell up - they are washed as the kids say.

We are going to get relegated in this pink kit aren't we?

The IQ of these players is ridiculous. Going absolutely nowhere. Similar to Ramsey at Oxford. Idiot.

Well he won the Championship with record points and he built a team that was good enough to win trophies, all with modest budgets. His mentality would be to come to work every day and give everything and be bettervthan the day before. Alien concepts to the Chuckle Brothers in charge. I think the only reasonable answer is for then club to be sold but I am sure Nige could come in and save us from League 1.

I couldn't possibly imagine any reasons why Nige would get on with Top or Rudders. Nige is a winner, a man of class and integrity who wants to do things the right way. The other 2 have minimal moral fibre and are losers in every aspect of their existence except maybe their bank accounts.

It seems like our main hopes of staying up are in the hands of young kids who have no experience of men's football. What sad and depressing times.

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.