urban.spaceman

Would he leave Al-Diraiyah FC for us tho?

Apparently the interview had to be out here as Top couldn't get back into his office.

Gemini summary for those what can't be arsed to watch the 13 minute video: This is a summary of the interview with Leicester City Chairman Khun Top (Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha), which focuses on reconnecting with the fanbase and discussing the club's current situation. Key Points from the Interview Khun Top stated that he felt it was the right time to speak to the fans to share information, restore trust, and foster a closer relationship between the supporters, the chairman, and the club as a whole [00:00], [00:57]. On Reconnecting with the Fans: He is already taking steps, including meeting with the Fan Advisory Board, to re-establish the communication lines that were in place when the family first took ownership of the club in 2010 [01:21], [01:32]. He admitted that communication had "gone" for a while, attributing it partly to COVID and the many significant events of the past seven years, including winning the FA Cup and the recent relegation [01:57], [02:14]. He acknowledged that the lack of communication might be his fault, due to his responsibilities in Thailand, but emphasized his commitment to change the way the club communicates and listens to the fans [09:55], [10:02]. On Fan Expectations and Criticism: He understands the passion and the pain fans feel after a loss, and he accepts the expectation to win the Premier League every year, but noted that "real life is not easy" [03:38], [04:10], [04:16]. He asks for fans to try and understand what the club is trying to do as they work to manage expectations [05:17], [05:25]. He is confident that with a good plan, the club should be back in the Premier League [04:46]. On Rebuilding and the Future: Khun Top stressed that the current situation is difficult and fixing it will take time, being realistic about the process. He referenced the initial period after purchasing the club, noting it took three years to reach the Premier League [06:07], [06:34]. Moving forward, his primary goal is for the club to feel united, with more communication and transparency among the supporters, players, and staff [07:56], [08:14]. He affirmed that the club is working hard "behind the scene" to make sure everything is in the right place and is committed to learning from the past to plan and fix issues together [11:53], [13:07].

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/kamonthip-netthanomsa-interim-managing-director-leicester-city-lcfc Leicester City Football Club can confirm the appointment of Kamonthip Netthanomsak to the position of Interim Managing Director to support the Club’s leadership during a period of executive transition. Khun Kamonthip will provide strategic support to Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha in his capacity as Interim CEO until a permanent CEO is appointed, with particular focus on commercial and operational fields. A highly regarded business strategist and specialist in supply chain innovation, operational efficiency and customer service in consumer goods and retail sectors, Khun Kamonthip was recently recruited to King Power from CP AXTRA. She will be formally introduced to the Club’s at its next scheduled meeting on Wednesday 19 November.

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/aiyawatt-srivaddhanaprabha-khun-top-lcfc-leicester-city-chairman-speaks-interview

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Interview online now

Yeah but it could have been at least £351m.

In fairness they've been largely held back by PSR

Not with that attitude.

Monchi's available.

Took a job with the FA in May

The interview:

Operational Overhaul: Leicester City is undergoing a major overhaul of its football operations. • New Technical Director: The club plans to appoint its first-ever technical director to oversee recruitment and scouting. • Jon Rudkin’s Role: Jon Rudkin will remain as director of football but will move to a different role within the club. • Technical Director Role: Oversee football aspects of the club, including recruitment, coach development, performance analysis, sport science, and strategy. • Recruitment Process: Led by owner Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, who is also the interim chief executive. • Club Leadership Changes: Leicester City is seeking new leadership in technical direction, chief executive, and commercial director roles. • Fan Displeasure: Leicester City fans are frustrated with the club’s perceived deterioration, leading to some staying away from matches. • Financial Challenges: The club’s relegation in 2023 and subsequent financial losses have led to scrutiny of the football operations. • Organisational Changes: Leicester City is seeking a technical director and has seen a shift in leadership with Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha’s increased involvement and Jon Rudkin’s move to a different role. • Rudkin’s Importance: Rudkin is considered essential to the club’s daily operations and future, despite upcoming changes. • Leicester City’s League Standing: The team is currently in 12th place in the Championship, four points behind the play-off spots.

Apple AI summary of the article: Leicester City are undergoing a major overhaul of their football operations, appointing their first-ever technical director to take control of recruitment and scouting. This move comes amid pressure from supporters due to recent relegations and financial struggles. While Jon Rudkin will remain as director of football, the new technical director will oversee various football departments, working closely with the head of senior recruitment.

PUT HIM IN THE ****ING ATTIC AND TAKE AWAY THE LADDER* *to be clear give him some cushions so that if he does need to come down from the attic to the loo or something he risks no injury or harm by just jumping onto the cushions but then make it clear to him he has to be put back in the attic afterwards

The Daily Mail. Again. Must be a day ending in Y. *****.

Robert Jenrick.

How sad is it that I didn't even realise we were on international break.

He needs to make like a tree and get out of here.