Oldblueyes

Whoa, whoa, Gary Rowett and Davison are still at the club until their contracts run out. So technically we have two managers at the moment.

Can't see the point in this thread really. Due to the club doing its usual mushroom growing environment, no bugger knows who will or will not be hear next season. That includes a manager at this time.

The business of hiding behind the oppostion when we have the ball is a definite sign of a lack of confidence. This after years of criticism by fans here and then when on loan.

The one thing you can be sure, most teams in this league will try their hardest to beat us, rough us up and to try to ridiculed us with their crowds remarks. The best way to stop that is to beat them convincingly.

4,413 participants in the review, does that mean the other 28,000 of the so called happy clappers, are just fine as things stand?

The problem with the length of contract (end of June), it means yet again it doesn't give us long to get rid and more importantly, less time to try and bring in any replacements.

Thought process is far to slow. If you don't shoot, you can't score

Does this go straight to penalties?

Are we not allowed to attack being as we are the away side.

Just noticed that it looks as though the WSL is losing it's appeal. Quite a few of the better players from Chelsea, Arsenal and Man City are leaving there respective clubs at the end of this season. This may give some of the other teams a chance to actually win something.

Hopefully before the administrator is called in.

As mentioned earlier, just goes to show how nutritious fanny juice is for grass, especially with our c**** playing on it and not just the WSL lot either.

Could be worse, the new manager only appointed half-way through next season to save money, whilst languishing in the bottom three and having our usual interim manager a certain Mr King in charge til then.

Think this might be appropriate after the way fans have been treated lately.

The have and the have nots. Just like the mens setup.

Sorry but I cannot see the point in winning this match, just to spend another season trying not to lose by too many each week. It's embarrassing.

I despair at times with all this. The words that there are none so blind that won't listen comes to mind. I know, a slightly mixed metaphor, but it seems to fit.

Probably better suited as a double decker leyland bus, especially one with its wheels missing.

I managed to watch about 10 mins of the last game on tv. I saw Hamza attempting to pass the ball 4 times in that period and not one went to a team mate. Luke is more of a wing back than a full back which he surely isn't.

Top, you have a problem son. The attendance at last night's match will probably be the norm next season. You need to sit down with your immediate family ( no outsiders Jon) and bash out either another but better 5 year plan or a massive cost cutting exercise to allow for the selling of the club in the Exchange & Mart.

Football has become too sanitised and over analysed. Goals being disallowed for offisde because a player didn't cut his toe nails that day. Referees having to be over ruled by somebody sitting in a room 100s of miles away. Coaches making players go down supposedly injured so he can gather his team around and give them a ten minute powerpoint presentation on tactics. Fans being stopped from going to the occasional matches due to difficult point achieving schemes. Stewards ejecting fans because a happy clapper says somebody didn't clap at the right time. Transport timetables not contusive to late evening kickoffs (SKY), with games still being played into the very late evening due to 10 to 15 minuets of added extra time. I am just a silly old bugger, so I won't go on.........

Leicester City can confirm their league one status for the 2026/7 season. This will be announced 24 hrs after the improptu lap of honour taken at the end of the Milwall game to all 26 supporters remaining.

Sell Daka to whom? That's the problem.

Did anybody hear our beloved goal keeper comment on RL about the plight that LCFC are in. He remarked that everybody in the team are all in for the fight and are determined to improve the situation. That there is togetherness in the squad and that they know they can improve. I have never heard so much twoddle in my life. Do they think no one watches any of the matches.

It's like Lady Morron complaining to the Captain on the Titanic about the damp and shoddy seating arrangement of the main dining hall, 2 hrs after the iceberg collision.