Protest needed

[Leicester_Loyal]

15 minutes ago, Gazza3 said:

Don t buy tickets for the cup game against Newport. Boycott the game completely 

I can’t believe anyone wants to willingly attend that game anyway tbh. 

[Lcfc098]

41 minutes ago, Scotch said:

The only protest that clubs understand is protesting with your feet. Boycotting games, that's what hurts them. In the pocket but that also hurts the team. 

To be honest, i think Top has bought into everyone calling him the best owner in the world and any such protest would kind of damage his reputation he believes he has.

[SemperEadem]

Just now, Fear Of The Fox said:

You don't need a certain "anti" mentality. This kind of protests are organised within minutes by just a dozen of fans in countries like Spain and Italy and the other fans are following the pattern/plan. 

 

Organised to fanbases that get it yeah. Ours you see grown blokes buy all three shirts they don’t like but do so because they think it will mean we sign a better striker.

 

Too many won’t join any protest actions as they won’t want to do anything they deem will upset King Power.

[Vestan Pance]

Our fans won't protest unless it's against a UFS tifo by ripping holes in it. Little wonder this fiasco is dragging on for so long.

[Fear Of The Fox]

4 minutes ago, iancognito said:

It's actually quite funny how many people wanting protests and Rodgers out were on page one of the "Brendan Rodgers" thread 12 months ago describing him as one of the GOATs of the club. I'm not saying my opinion hasn't changed too but his decline in popularity has been rapid.

I will never blame a fellow fan that was pro Rodgers a year ago. Things change and there was a series of events, interviews and tactical approaches to the game that can't be forgiven or forgotten. 

[Lcfc098]

Not sacking Rodgers is just another thing in a line of things the club have managed badly because they know the fans will never really put any serious pressure on them. From the selling arrangements of the FA cup final to Roma away and endless problems they've caused. They know they can get away with anything because our fans don't have it in them to do anything about it unfortunately.

[Brizzle Fox]

Our fans protest.

 

Ha ha ha  

[Fear Of The Fox]

9 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Organised to fanbases that get it yeah. Ours you see grown blokes buy all three shirts they don’t like but do so because they think it will mean we sign a better striker.

 

Too many won’t join any protest actions as they won’t want to do anything they deem will upset King Power.

I'm in my mid 40s and never bought anything from our boutique store except for my children (it's difficult to say no there). Never had a pint or anything bought inside the stadium. I'm maybe in the minority but I don't like to be ripped off for low quality overpriced products. The club gets my support from the season ticket and my voice during the games. That's it. 

Edited 20 September 2022 by Fear Of The Fox

[indierich06]

1 hour ago, StanSP said:

From the outside, other fans and pundits and journalists won't understand. Not that that matters but the media will cotton on to it and paint us out to be the bad people. Even though its absolutely staggering its come to this

 

You don't think they'll understand why we'd want to get rid of the manager when we've got 1 point this season and have lost 6 games on the spin? When we've recently finished 5th, 5th and 8th? I think there are plenty who will understand it - but they will just think it's all down to a 'lack of backing' from the board, because they can't be arsed looking farther than the end of their noses.

[Fear Of The Fox]

1 minute ago, indierich06 said:

You don't think they'll understand why we'd want to get rid of the manager when we've got 1 point this season and have lost 6 games on the spin? When we've recently finished 5th, 5th and 8th? I think there are plenty who will understand it - but they will just think it's all down to a 'lack of backing' from the board, because they can't be arsed looking farther than the end of their noses.

It's not only the 1 point. No manager in the world football would survive consecutive 5-2 and 6-2 defeats. Unless the board thinks we're Atalanta and suddenly we will turn things around and start battering teams with the same scores. I'm afraid the latter might come true against Forest and put temporarily all our problems under the carpet. 

[Stuntman_Mike]

21 minutes ago, SouthStandUpperTier said:

Boycott a game that nobody is arsed about? That'll learn'em.

I'm arsed about it.

 

It might seem ridiculous now but a change of manager, a few all prem ties in the next round and we could have a decent run in it.

 

I don't think fans refusing to turn up is the answer. We can't just stop attending when things aren't going our way, that's not fan behaviour imo. 

 

Turn up and protest if need be, but just not bothering is spoilt and lame. You've got to take the rough with the smooth.

 

 

 

[Muzzy_no7]

We haven’t got this in us to do it properly anyway, whether that’s outside or inside the ground. 

[Adrian]

1 hour ago, The whole world smiles said:

Absolutely not I know people are angry and disappointed he's still here but this forest game is such a massive game and potentially pivitoal moment in the clubs history we should be fully behind the team until full time. 

You think a positive result against forest would  be pivotal? A bit like the wins at the end of last season that would only paper over the cracks...this isn't about entitled fans expecting too much and being negative.it's about an unprecedented drop in standards on the pitch and some fans thinking the most positive action for their club is change management 

[adejo92]

1 hour ago, chris_lcfc_85 said:

Doesn't solve anything.

Just let Top do what he needs to do, they've proved before that they will make changes if they have to

 

Whilst Rodgers needs to go, he's given us some fantastic memories in his time, memories which alot of other managers haven't.

Im not sure a protest would good for anyone

That's the issue, Top hasn't done what he needs to do.

 

Also,  you refer to 'they'. That was when  we had Vichai who clearly had more balls and knowledge than Top.

 

Top has proved absolutely nothing yet other than his ability to somehow rinse the club of money and ambition.

Edited 20 September 2022 by adejo92

[evil jack]

OK but stay off the pitch. And I definitely don’t want to see some bellend holding up a corner flag in the centre circle a la West Ham.

[SpacedX]

1 hour ago, Joe90lcfc said:

Absolutely major warning signs on how top is running the club if it needs a protest for him to sack Rodgers, Rodgers and people at the top need to go

[Lambert09]

everyone throw gucci belts on the pitch 

[CosbehFox]

33 minutes ago, Vestan Pance said:

Our fans won't protest unless it's against a UFS tifo by ripping holes in it. Little wonder this fiasco is dragging on for so long.

Would love UFS to do something where the holes are part of the display 

[Patrick]

I remember someone got a quote of around £1000 for a plane to fly over with a 'Rodgers Out' banner for the Villa game before it was postponed, we could easily have a whip round on here and pay for that for Forest if it's clear he's staying.

[Guest Mickyblueeyes]

I really hope we do some sort of protest. Honestly, we've been treated with such contempt as a fan base AND we are expected to accept it. 

 

NO Transfers - forget competing with the Top 6, we havent competed with the weakest in our division. This alone is ridiculously poor.

Captain and legend sold with no replacement. 

All costs went up, without a decent explanation.

Disorganised, low level football on show, weekly.

Manager insults. 

The board providing no explanation as to where the fook has the money gone. When they embarked on these huge infrastructure projects, it was drummed into us that they had prepared for every possible scenario and the club would continue to be able to compete - see first point, we cant compete with ****ing anyone right now.

Danny ****ing Ward. 

 

We have every reason to call for the board to leave, the manager to leave and the owner to either get some experience in as chairman or sell up. 

 

SACK THE BOARD

SACK THE MANAGER

(NEARLY, VERY ****ING CLOSE, KP OUT). 

[OntarioFox]

Easiest way to protest is for season ticket holders to swallow the cost and not turn up. Empty seats at an East Midlands derby would be rather telling. I'm thinking of not bothering myself if he's still in charge, it only takes a few thousand to be embarassing to the board.

[lcfcell]

90 minutes of “get out of our club” would be good  

[Leicester_Loyal]

1 hour ago, Lcfc098 said:

Not sacking Rodgers is just another thing in a line of things the club have managed badly because they know the fans will never really put any serious pressure on them. From the selling arrangements of the FA cup final to Roma away and endless problems they've caused. They know they can get away with anything because our fans don't have it in them to do anything about it unfortunately.

QFT. 

[l444ry]

Surprised the Board are so shockingly out of touch that they are prepared to risk Rodgers taking them down with him. Incomprehensible.

Edited 20 September 2022 by l444ry

[Matt]

4 hours ago, StanSP said:

From the outside, other fans and pundits and journalists won't understand. Not that that matters but the media will cotton on to it and paint us out to be the bad people. Even though its absolutely staggering its come to this

 

 

3 hours ago, buzzer_b said:

Could you imagine the backlash from the media if we protested though as they all seem to love Rodgers. We’d probably branded one of the worst fan base in the country as they already couldn’t believe we sacked Ranieri.

 

Seriously, who actually gives a ****? 
 

22 hours ago, Matt said:

But this runs throughout the club now, we're all too nicey, nicey, caring about what others think rather than doing what's right for ourselves.