Corky

The Choudhury Effect

Glad he got grief. Vastly overrated, you saw the difference when James was in.

AI word salad.

Yet never try to create a positive atmosphere themselves.

A decent leader of an organisation would look at the statistics of the season, highlighted in the West Brom match and available through analysts, and haul management, coaches and players in to demand answers. But then you aren't there. We'll be fine. The quality is there. Just carry on, it will surely turn. Yeah.

0-2. They have put their effort in for the season and now back to normality as a proper team schools us. Putting my ticket on resale. Hopefully a KPFC super loyalist will buy one for a mate or something and I receive £20 back.

Bunch of charlatans putting in some effort for 30 minutes yet still failing to win a must-win match seemed to absolutely delight the clapping freaks. Some sort of heroic draw, clearly, though still punctuated by the type of basic, barely interested errors that have summed this club up for half a decade. Fortunately plenty gave them the criticism they deserved. Pathetic team.

I do have a feeling that, further down the line, "new investment" may be announced.

2-1 defeat to the All Stars. People leaving early. Booed off. Union FS blamed.

Schwarzer Simpson Morgan Huth Fuchs Albrighton King Drinkwater Schlupp Ulloa Okazaki

For those of us who have followed us since 2016, it is great news

They are professionals who have had to commentate on us winning 17 out of 81 matches. As fans, they suffer too.

No need for him to play. Skipp and James are available, Page is available.

Our best week was the Derby, Bristol City, Ipswich spell where he had removed the difficult personalities and we looked better. But the next few matches included the collapse at QPR, the Watford home loss, the no show at Sheffield United and the extremely fortunate win over West Brom. We just could not get any momentum this season.

We are going to have the five-way outcome. Us, Oxford, Blackburn, West Brom, Derby all winning. We are down and Derby reach the top six through our help.

There is a campaign but it is vote among EFL clubs and they will not elect to increase the chance of relegation (as those clubs going for promotion in the National League also wouldn't in that position).

We genuinely cannot be on for a second relegation to the third division, in addition to a League title win, before Arsenal win the thing again? The follow up to that match in May 2004 gets even more surreal.

You would have thought for such a big game there would be a better co-commentator choice than Chris Sutton.

Massively helped by James and Fatawu producing outrageous moments. Our points total was flattering and the statistics were alarming, as highlighted yesterday.

Proves that is so much potential for a reborn Leicester-based club should the absolute worst happen.

Going to this but not Millwall. Looking forward to giving them flak afterwards.

Three of those teams, averaging well below a point a match, will survive yet a team with over 100 points will not be promoted automatically from the division below.

I have been thinking about this recently and wonder if missing out en masse on these occasions has added to the frustration as we are extremely unlikely to be back there again.

I keep reading that we are a cautionary tale. We are more of a unique case. I don't see the worship of the ownership, which is mostly absent, and the indulgence of the DOF through repeated failure being replicated.

People enthusiastically applauded them off after beating Ipswich. They served up QPR away the next week. Applauded them off at home to Derby. Served up Sheffield United away. Applauded off after Bristol City at home. Served up QPR at home. But yeah, clapping makes all the difference.