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3 minutes ago, JonnyBoy said:

Top standing there with his arms in the air. As if he isn’t to blame. It’s just incredible 

The worst thing about it, is that he clearly hasn't got a ****ing clue how this happened. 

What is this commentator smoking. Every foul they make we are apparently throwing ourselves to the ground. 

These ***** are going to make us the first Premier League club to achieve 3 consecutive relegations.

We will be heading for League 2 this time next year, I can almost guarantee it. 

When we bottled finishing in the Prem top 4 two years in a row. As soon as that happened alarm bells should have been ringing. The FA Cup win masked the danger signs of a weak footballing mentality. Under Pearson/Shakey/Walsh we were never bottlers. 

Losing to Spurs with two stoppage time goals should have been a sackable offence for the manager. 

A real leader at the club who understands football (Pearson) would have been proactive about sorting this shit out and not giving shit players big contracts (Rudkin). 

1 minute ago, Danizen said:

Beginning? I swear nothing of consequence has ever happened after a LT throw and he's been doing them for ages.

Might help if we had some players willing to throw their head at it tbf. 

Is it too much to ask for someone to just run with the ball? 

Even the Swansea commentator sounds upset with us. 

You've got to admit, we are pure comedy. 

Probably something from Bernie if the fella was still around. 

2 minutes ago, 1972 Fox said:

Reasonably good post until you mentioned another weasel who played a major part in our demise.

Oh I don't have the highest opinion of Rodgers either but I'm just saying that what we achieved during his tenure was because of him, not because of those two pricks. 

He needs to sell up, and at some point Vichais statue needs to be taken down Saddam Hussein style and replaced with Vardy. 

He and Rudkin have dined out on the expertise of football people like Pearson/Walsh/Shakespeare/Ranieri/Rodgers/Maresca for far too long. Parasites. 

6 minutes ago, Dan said:

You who simp for this owner. Who applaud this decline. That was for you.

'We should be grateful. We completed football. If we go back down the leagues it doesn't matter.' 

Well it looks like you got your wish you ****ing morons.

There were those of us who saw the warning signs years ago for King Powers shit ownership while you all passively applauded it.

They completely dined out on the footballing expertise of Pearson/Shakespeare/Walsh and the success they set up for years to come. Rudkin and Aiyawatt are ****ing parasites. 

Their manager at half time probably only went... 

'Lads, it's Leicester'

... and walked out. That's all he would have needed. 

Did.... Did Daka just hold the ball up and out muscle a defender? 

If these new loanees don't shake things up we are 100% going down.

And this time it could be a Forest style extended run down there. I'd think about that before hoping to see the bright side of a novelty away day. 

7 minutes ago, trooky said:

At the end we have Nelson, Monga, Page and Aluko on the pitch, how do you think they'll feel being booed off the pitch. 

They're either going to crumble into nothing and not turn out to be very good players.

Or they are going to man up, build character and embrace the challenge of improving as footballers.

If you can't play whilst being booed you are never going to be good enough. I mean wtf are we doing here?

Feels like we are going to have to endure this shit longer than Newcastle fans had to endure Mike Ashley. 

I personally want us to drop to League Two so we can win it and add it to our trophy collection. 

I'm actually annoyed they haven't given Charlton that. 

People seem to forget that King went missing in almost every big game we had, content to not take any game by the scruff of the neck and never touted as a locker room leader. He was always a solid 7/10 player but nothing more and sometimes less.

He's a solid servant to the club and legend but he's unlikely to be leadership material or reach the status of a great coach. 

He's got a proven track record of saving Leicester City twice and setting the club up for its biggest achievements with his astute management. If Aiyawatt gets Pearson and sacks Rudkin (if that's the stumbling block to Nigel saying yes) in one fell swoop he would reclaim alot of good will for his people. 

Everyone knows the task.

25/26 - Survive relegation

26/27 - Make the playoffs

27/28 - Promotion

28/29 - Even if not promoted by now, the club will be in a hell of a lot better position in terms of squad, wage bill, finances, footballing operations than we are currently

As far as I'm concerned he is the only candidate to unify the club and change the entire atmosphere. Even if things didn't immediately improve, everyone would trust he would come good in time. 

7 minutes ago, Langston said:

Those that defend him seem to bang the "no other manager would do better" drum..

 

It simply cannot get any worse than what we've seen under him.. we are in real trouble if he stays any longer..

Ruud would be doing alot better than this guy. I'd genuinely bring him back seeing as no other fvcker would want the job. 

Oh great, it's Soumare. 

Standard

He is shit. But more obvious is that the team is shit. Nobody is turning this around.