Transfer embargo

[splinterdream]

49 minutes ago, iancognito said:

Better to be up with the revenue streams in place and try to stay up than be down with points deducted and players sold trying to fight our way out of the dead man's league. That took a decade last time.

Yes get up and give it a go but with one eye on relegation and another promotion push with parachute 

[whoareyaaa]

3 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

Abd who employs those people? Buck stops with the chairman.

didn't kingpower share holders inherit Viachis share or does Top own everything ?

[The Doctor]

2 hours ago, StanSP said:

Does anyone know which lawyers are representing the club? 

[iancognito]

37 minutes ago, Microsburst said:

I get what you’re saying - but if relegation comes in the first year, the issue is just kicked down the road till later. It’s all crooked to protect a few. 

It is but I'd rather kick this down the road if that means another ten years up there instead of ten years down here

[73LCFC]

I foresee dark days of a Micky Adams season

[Wymsey]

Wonder how Top and Susan are feeling over this..

[iancognito]

29 minutes ago, splinterdream said:

Yes get up and give it a go but with one eye on relegation and another promotion push with parachute 

We'd be up there with a Solanke-less Bournemouth, a Toney-less Brentford, and the likes of Leeds, Forest, and a.n.other promoted club struggling in the top flight. We'd have a decent chance of fighting it out.

[Angus Scott]

What's Nicky Summerbee & Billy Mckinlay doing nowadays?

[iancognito]

1 minute ago, Wymsey said:

Wonder how Top and Susan are feeling over this..

Susan's at home with a can of Pimm's in one hand and reduced to clear cream cake in the other catching up on Big Brother. Totally chilled about the whole thing. If she's not been fired by now she never will be.

[Tanya]

Top is not his father's son. Unfortunately.

[iancognito]

4 minutes ago, Angus Scott said:

What's Nicky Summerbee & Billy Mckinlay doing nowadays?

Could probably still swing a decent cross in for Vards

 

https://celebagents.co.uk/clients/nick-summerbee/

[String fellow]

1 minute ago, Tanya said:

Top is not his father's son. Unfortunately.

I'm sure there's some dodgy logic in that statement!

[splinterdream]

11 minutes ago, iancognito said:

We'd be up there with a Solanke-less Bournemouth, a Toney-less Brentford, and the likes of Leeds, Forest, and a.n.other promoted club struggling in the top flight. We'd have a decent chance of fighting it out.

We'd have minus points, maybe even a transfer embargo, possibly no fatawu, ndidi, yunus, vardy, albrighton, vestegaard. It would eclipse the great escape but its be better than being in the efl on minus points and an embargo 

[Guest glasgowfox]

We are doomed.

[HankMarvin]

More pressure for the players, the ones from last season didn’t exactly excel

[Ashley]

I don't know if it's been mentioned but if we're still under a transfer embargo we don't get Fatawu like we should when we go up in the summer. 

 

I'm not a doom and gloom person but this could well be the end of Leicester City as I/We know it.

[HankMarvin]

30 minutes ago, iancognito said:

We'd be up there with a Solanke-less Bournemouth, a Toney-less Brentford, and the likes of Leeds, Forest, and a.n.other promoted club struggling in the top flight. We'd have a decent chance of fighting it out.

Because those clubs won’t sign replacements right?

[StanSP]

22 minutes ago, Tanya said:

Top is not his father's son. Unfortunately.

The revelations just keep on coming! 

[HankMarvin]

2 minutes ago, Ashley said:

I don't know if it's been mentioned but if we're still under a transfer embargo we don't get Fatawu like we should when we go up in the summer. 

 

I'm not a doom and gloom person but this could well be the end of Leicester City as I/We know it.

Leeds swoop in and he tears up the pl 🤢

[foxes_rule1978]

3 hours ago, Legend_in_blue said:

It's never dull round here is it? 

 

Well we had Puel, and that was dull… I would prefer that now though  

[teblin]

Trouble is even if we win a case to say ffp is not fit for purpose. It only benefits the likes of Man City, Chelsea and Newcastle more than us anyway.

 

If we broke the rules we broke the rules end of. Even if we don’t like the rules. 
 

Mistakes have been made over the last few years and we might just have to pay for it now.

 

 

[foxes_rule1978]

2 minutes ago, teblin said:

Trouble is even if we win a case to say ffp is not fit for purpose. It only benefits the likes of Man City, Chelsea and Newcastle more than us anyway.

 

If we broke the rules we broke the rules end of. Even if we don’t like the rules. 
 

Mistakes have been made over the last few years and we might just have to pay for it now.

 

 

FFP definitely benefits them more regardless, I don’t see how it is hurting those clubs just the ones that are trying to challenge 

[KFS]

Just now, teblin said:

Trouble is even if we win a case to say ffp is not fit for purpose. It only benefits the likes of Man City, Chelsea and Newcastle more than us anyway.

 

If we broke the rules we broke the rules end of. Even if we don’t like the rules. 
 

Mistakes have been made over the last few years and we might just have to pay for it now.

 

 

Hmm I don’t know, there are two sides to this particular story.

 

On one hand, allowing Brendan Rodgers to take over our club was a complete **** up. Giving him a summer off of selling a player and not refreshing the side when it mattered, and when we did, buying absolute garbage; that was a complete horror show from the club. 
 

But then you look at the expectations from the EFL. This is a European regular who won multiple things in recent years now down in their shithole league. Ironically because we stopped spending when others who have been charged didn’t.

 

You can be ****ed off with both sides of this. It’s ultimately us fans who will pay the price. 

[Tuna]

Sad to see our club reduced to this situation

Edited 22 March by Tuna

[Viva]

12 minutes ago, Ashley said:

I don't know if it's been mentioned but if we're still under a transfer embargo we don't get Fatawu like we should when we go up in the summer. 

 

I'm not a doom and gloom person but this could well be the end of Leicester City as I/We know it.

I would imagine the transfer embargo would end in July when we would be under Premier League rules? We could sign him officially then.