Dan

Generally agree with your point but I think our crowds could really dip. Premier League Saturday 3pm games going to general sale - I don't think that's happened at any other point beforehand. I do think the mix of the appalling prices and frankly appalling fare are taking their toll. Despite the forced hand I haven't missed home games in the slightest. I'm still able to do most of the matchday in fairness, just don't have to suffer the dog shit at the ground. I'm obviously exaggerating a little bit - but there's genuine truth in this and that shouldn't be the case.

I don't think this is entirely fair even if I kind of get your point. I've seen us be bad for probably as many years as I've seen us be good (depends what you define as both) and to me what I cannot tolerate is how we forced ourselves back into this mess when it simply didn't have to happen. What's doubly galling is that we've made strides that really only the most astounding ineptitude could've meant this was allowed to play out. We haven't just become a Crystal Palace or whoever - we've fallen absolutely miles behind that sort of club, which for me is the proof that we have completely mismanaged ourselves. What I will probably concede is that I do now appreciate the whole "clubs natural level" thing. It's entirely self-fulfilling, but I think our fans have very much an attitude of that we've had our fun and we're in endless debt regardless because of what we did achieve. Whereas if this happened at another club I don't think that attitude would be so prevailing. We could be different but as a collective we haven't been.

My hand has been forced by the ban for being in the vicinity of somebody else setting off a smoke bomb. So I can't unfortunately.

Refuse to vote. Refuse to allow them to reduce us to that.

Yep. Totally broken isn't it. But sums up the level of contempt the club has for its fans and the city. At least we get to watch them embarrass themselves, I guess.

We're comfortably bigger than Blackburn & Stoke. But I do see us becoming a West Brom / Norwich type - which is absolutely astounding from where things were.

Should never play for LCFC again. Will do though as the club has no standards.

All I'm bothered about now. We could lose every remaining game this season 6-0, it's a success if we get these scumbags out.

Completely agree. I think this Vichai worship needs to stop a little although I know I'm in a minority and it won't. You can never fully divorce father and son. Should be Pearson had a dream if anything.

It's a terrible league and to be honest even with these crooks in charge I still think we'd have to really fumble it to finish outside of the top six - but you never know. Think Ipswich will likely walk it. Southampton will probably get 2nd. Think Birmingham will be pushing towards the upper end as well. Whoever misses out of Burnley/Sunderland too invariably. The away games have more variety - I'll give it that.

I think the Villa cup loss did something to me with Rodgers and I kinda knew that we'd built a flaky, albeit talented side. But the way we folded to a team we had so much more ability than told me we'd started cutting corners in our recruitment, particularly with players mentality. Proven by thrashing them twice in far less pressurising league games. Roma I said on the night was the end of an era. I knew it to a degree but my god I didn't think it could get this bad. The loss at home to Southampton in August 2022 was where I started to think we were actually bad enough to get relegated but still believed that simply changing the manager could avert this. Which I stand by. I think what's panned out under Aiyawatt is proof we were always going to get here though. The 2022/23 wasn't the exception - it was the new normal. Absolutely rank incompetence became tolerated and the likes of Maresca knew he needed to get out of such a poisonous environment. If Van Nistelrooy has anything about him he'll already be manufacturing his exit. I'm not looking forward to seeing where it ends up. I think when we get a draw at somewhere like Blackburn or Preston and people aren't particularly unhappy it'll have sunk in.

I'd say it's pretty obvious that Rudkin has some dirt on Aiyawatt now. I'd imagine it's linked to something corrupt back in his homeland.

It will not happen under this ownership. Absolutely 100% guaranteed. They are a bust. They are finished. What's a shame for Aiyawatt is if he'd pissed off a couple of years ago like he should have done, he could have possibly kept the spiel going around how they were good for a while but it ran its course. But he's let it decline to such a low that we have concrete evidence that it was all luck. Like I say - thank you to Nigel Pearson. The real pioneer of our success.

Sorry I've been away with work for the last couple of weeks but I did see this article. I'm a bit low on time. Can somebody give me a quick breakdown on the players that arrived since that article?

Time has proven it to be the exception to the rule. It would be harsh to call it a fluke, but we at least now know for sure where it came from, and it wasn't the ownership.

Not fit for the club. Get out you cunts.

What I want more than anything is to feel properly invested again. The mix of the most appalling running of the club I've ever witnessed and being banned, in truth, makes me hope they just crash and burn until something is solved. The club is completely broken.

Thankyou to Nigel Pearson, his staff and Claudio Ranieri.

We're just beyond analysis at this point. Are they genuinely sabotaging us?

King Power Out.

We plunge to new depths every day.

Their incompetence really does know no bounds. I'm surprised it still surprises me but they go above and beyond every window. This club is in serious trouble.

If only these fans actually piped up at home games and made our ground loud. Do they **** though. It's all a moral highground thing to them.

It's absolutely astounding. You lay it out you can only assume there's some sort of foul play at work. There's no way he's in this job based on his competence.