Houdini Logic

We are the football club equivalent of the hot to crazy matrix

I've always renewed, even if I haven't been much the last few seasons, because I don't want to give up the seats that we've had since moving across to the bowl and the great friends we've made all around us. But sadly, next season I think is the time to walk away - there comes a point where you have to question taking several hours out of your day for this level of frustration and disappointment. Life is simply too short to spend it like this

Not very imaginative but sums up my feelings at the minute... Get out of our club Get out of our club Khun Top Get out of our club Followed by… You don’t know what you’re doing You don’t know what you’re doing You don’t know what you’re doing

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No offence mate but I don't even want to hear your opinions. This thread is for people who want to show up - not for people who want to debate. I'm done talking

Even if the majority are like that then fine. There are thousands of members here. If 10% show up then that's a statement Get out of our club. King Power Out. Your Dad would be ashamed. I don't even care anymore, I just want these idiots away from the club I love and I can't see any other way of expressing this

Enough is enough. Ipswich at home 13th December. Get down early, in time for the board arriving Protests, banners, all outside the ground. Anyone up for it?? Standing by doesn't seem to be an option anymore - time to show these c*nts they can't keep getting away with destroying our club

I'm guessing all town centres have taken a hit over the last decade or so, and will continue to see an increase in empty shops, but I actually think Leicester has declined far less than others. In fact, there's parts of Leicester like St Martins, the cultural quarter, the restaurants near Highcross, and Jubilee Square during summer and Christmas, which have actually improved over the years. Some of them significantly. It depends where you go and what you're after.

It may be that a lot of people on the forum don't actually go to the matches and so this may be helpful. That's not me trying to score points - I just think maybe people aren't able to see what goes on when watching on the TV or listening on the radio. To be clear - I don't think Faes is a terrible player and I also personally wouldn't boo my own team's player. But his attitude is by far the worst I've ever seen at Leicester and so I understand why people dislike him. The first I noticed it was during the Enzo ball days - there were often times when we'd pass side to side for prolonged periods and the crowd would (understandably IMO) get frustrated and start to become vocal about this. This was never directed at any one specific player but instead was general frustration at the lack of desire for someone to attack or try to create something. However, Faes seemed to take this personally and over several games would turn round and gesture to the fans as if to say 'what do you want me to do'. It came across as arrogant. There was a game, I can't remember which one, where Fatawu was getting particularly annoyed with the lack of urgency and the fact he would get into positions/make runs and Faes would never pick him out, and would instead pass it back or sideways. As this game progressed, whenever Faes would choose to pass it back, rather than forward, the fans did indeed boo. Again, this never seemed personal to Faes but IMO was more directed at the manager and the way the team were being asked to play. Fast forward a few minutes and Leicester score and rather than run to celebrate with his teammates, Faes decided to run down the whole of the East Stand cupping his ear and doing that flick of the wrist thing he did again yesterday. And now, several times over the last few seasons I've seen similar behaviour from him towards the fans, and what I particularly notice is that when we score he appears to celebrate AT the fans rather than WITH the fans. And that's just one dynamic. Add to that the fact that whenever Leicester concede a goal, even if he was the main player to blame, he will instead start blaming other players in the team. It gives off the attitude of nothing ever being his fault, which is another reason I think the fans turn against him. So I'm only mentioning stuff I'm seeing with my own eyes - maybe there's more stuff in the press/rumour mill, but to answer your question - it's stuff like this that I feel make the fans really dislike him

Original message: 'I'm not sure if booing his goal was done in jest, but who in their right mind boos a player when he scores the winner? ' My reply: "No, it wasn't in jest. The booing started AFTER he angrily gestured with his fist to the fans and then started cupping his ears" You: Ignores the fact we were talking about the booing for the goal and starts going on about the booing when he came on and saying I was wrong even though we were talking about a very specific scenario

I know he was booed when he came on. I'm not sure if you're purposely trying to deflect this or not, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you simply didn't read the post I was replying to.

I completely agree it's cause and effect... because why did fans boo when he came on? Because cupping his ear and gesturing to the fans is something he has done several times over the last couple of seasons, often without genuine reason and usually followed up by some horrendous interviews or actions thinking he is bigger and better than the club

ffs, that isn't the point I was replying to. I know that, it was clear to hear. The question I was replying to was 'why would you boo your own player for scoring', to which I pointed out that the booing when he scored started AFTER he gestured to the fans and cupped his ears... people weren't randomly booing him for scoring

You've conveniently taken this out of context. I was replying to a question about at what point the booing started when he scored

You can't just make stuff up, mate. Maybe watch this: https://www.skysports.com/football/video/26947/13409864/leicester-city-2-1-sheffield-wednesday-championship-highlights