How much do you care anymore?

[Scanchez]

Since becoming a parent I'm just tired all the time. I don't care.

The fact that we won the Premier League and FA Cup gives me a chuckle now and then but overall I live in a world of pain.

[MrsJohnMurphy]

I don't care so much that I've come on to a football forum to tell you how much I don't care

[Sol thewall Bamba]

2 minutes ago, MrsJohnMurphy said:

I don't care so much that I've come on to a football forum to tell you how much I don't care

You sound like a Notts Forest fan. 

[Rusko187]

I do and I don’t care, suppose it’s kind of like preparing myself for what feels like an inevitable relegation. If I stop caring so much, it won’t bother me so much if it happens.

[Buzzell]

I will always love the feeling of game day but watching Brendan Ball is fvcking depressing.

[Guest Lako42]

Fortunately for me I have a new love to fill the temporary void that Leicester City are leaving. 

 

 

I ****ing love going down the Ravens, it's pure tonic for the shit going on at Leicester.

[TiffToff88]

Bizarre thread. I'm not sure the question "How much do you care" is reflected in the poll answer options. I care greatly about how Leicester get on on and off the pitch. But these poll answers seem more geared towards a question of "How unstable are you that you let football dictate your emotional state".

 

The fact that I don't want to physically assault someone or something doesn't mean that I don't care about the club.

[BoyJones]

6 hours ago, Fox92 said:

Being bottom of the league doesn't stop me going to games and supporting the team.

That’s when your team need you. Seems a lot of our so called supporters would rather start slagging the team off from minute one than cheer them on. 

[MrsJohnMurphy]

2 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

You sound like a Notts Forest fan. 

I know 

[Walshie is God]

I care,  always have and always will. Still hurts when we lose regardless of division or opponent.

One thing this does show though is that we will never be an established premier league team, we are only ever one season away from relegation and i fear if it happens this season we won't come back again

[woznotwos]

I always care, weekends could be ruined if I didn’t make a concerted effort to put it out of my mind. 

[sishades]

Despondent? Yes.

Disappointed? Yes

Fed Up? Yes

 

Couldnt care less? Feck off. I will always care about this club. I live, breath and sleep LCFC. It is my life.

 

 

[Guest Col city fan]

I’ll always care about LCFC, having supported them for nearly 50 years.

But I’m genuinely sad that it’s looking like we could get relegated this season and the club don’t seem to give a shiny shite about it.

Ive never been so confused as a City fan as I am at present. 
Before we became ‘successful’ I was used to us changing managers quickly, like ‘Mad Dog’ who came and went in the blink of an eye. But there always seemed some ‘fight’ in the club.. a willingness to sort ourselves out, albeit at a lower level.

Now, we seem in a bizarre place. With the club and supporters alike seemingly resigned to an unacceptable fate?!

I don’t get it at all

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[PAPA LAZAROU]

I care, have done all my life, and always will. Not enough time or space on here to tell you why but I know because we are in our present state it hurts like hell. I've been in love with this club since a toddler when my Dad first took me down (late 50s / early 60's ) Funny enough it's worked out as a kind of barometer on life, more downs than ups but you just get on with things and hope for better things tomorrow. 

 

Then something happened in my life I never ever even dreamed of a season most other fans could only dream of, yes WE little old-yo-yo Leicester city won the greatest prize in English football. My Dad a lifelong city fan and his dad before him never lived to see it, but I did.This present faze is temporary and who knows what the future will give us. But I'll be damned if I will EVER say I don't care anymore.

Edited 18 October 2022 by PAPA LAZAROU

[FoxInTheBirstallBox]

17 hours ago, BoyJones said:

That’s when your team need you. Seems a lot of our so called supporters would rather start slagging the team off from minute one than cheer them on. 

Look how the Everton fans were last season..... I fully believe their fans had a huge play in keeping then up 

[AyewJoking]

The club have completely shut the fans out. No one knows the real reasoning behind anything thats gone on and is continuing to go on.

 

Even if Top just came out and said "I am sticking with Rodgers, no matter what"

 

it would be something but we're all in limbo and expected to get behind the players?

[SemperEadem]

Said it before but without UFS and all the stuff that comes with that I would have jacked it in. Could not imagine going down now without a group of us making it more fun.

[sacreblueits442]

On 15/10/2022 at 17:13, An Sionnach said:

Often seems those who have given up caring still carry on ranting on here. Its time to calm down and let due process happen. I would expect a new regime by Christmas but I am pretty sure we are in for a tough season no matter what. This is what happens when your world class striker , for whatever reason, ceases to score. Thankfully Maddison has stepped up or things would look worse.

... so, you are overlooking the obvious then!!!

[weller54]

[sacreblueits442]

15 hours ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said:

Look how the Everton fans were last season..... I fully believe their fans had a huge play in keeping then up 

....we also had a hand in their survival!!!

  The last 4 games,  they were the only team that desperately needed the points and we gave it to them. The other three games had clubs already relegated and on the beech, our final position flattered us.

[Skid_1884]

16 hours ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said:

Look how the Everton fans were last season..... I fully believe their fans had a huge play in keeping then up 

After they got rid of Benitez and had some belief with Lampard 

[Smudge]

It seems to me like the club is dying. It's all so preventable but we refuse life saving surgery.

[glebe_sydneyfox]

It's hard to comprehend what's happening now. I used stay up and watch the team almost every game at bizarre Aussie hours but I've given up on that, bank the sleep and watch the misery compound on replay.

[old koppite]

Care far too much for a man of my age and relative to other life stressors.

I still spend too much time reliving the key moments in games, and hoping we had scored or avoided a goal on the replay! 
Also, I keep watching old clips of us on YouTube- currently keep watching the FA Cup semi replay against Liverpool at Villa Park: what fans, what a noise and 2 teams just trying to attack- real excitement. I’m just so pleased I was lucky enough to be there, despite the result- Leicester in the Holte End when terraced- spine tingling. 

[volpeazzurro]

It's been like a slow lingering death for well over 18 months, gradually deteriorating before our very eyes. There were very early symptoms that many saw but most refused to acknowledge. Early treatment was ignored. 

 

There had been ample opportunity to remove the limb that has drastically poisoned the whole body but sadly, the owner seems too attached to it.

 

Should drastic intervention not be taken immediately then the prognosis can only be terminal decline seemingly due in part to misguided incompetence at best. 

 

Sadly, the patient had previously managed to attain an extremely healthy lifestyle that could of flourished for many years. Even such drastic treatment now, at this late stage, may leave the stricken patient with longer term disabilities. 

 

Friends look on with a mixture of reactions, anger, disbelief and sadness for what could have been.