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King Power Out

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NextPlease

NextPlease

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2 minutes ago, Officer Doofy said:

 

Oh just the last 16 years 

My expectation is that the CEO & SD will both speak to the fans at some point prior to the new season starting 

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Corky

Corky

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52 minutes ago, Thefox81 said:

I think it will come to a head next season. Mid/lower half getting beat by Bromley at home around xmas will be the tipping point. Think things could turn nasty then. I dont know what other fans are seeing that im not as i saw someone ask on facebook if we will smash the 100 point barrier next season and he was being deadly serious. Come on WTF!!!

Even if we did, so what? Means nothing in real terms. We should view finishing outside the top six in the Championship as a poor season. 

 

We really do have some small time supporters.

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Officer Doofy

Officer Doofy

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13 minutes ago, NextPlease said:

My expectation is that the CEO & SD will both speak to the fans at some point prior to the new season starting 

You are welcome to that expectation. 

 

It should have happened already. 

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1972 Fox

1972 Fox

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7 hours ago, Dan said:

The worst run club in the country continue to be the worst run club in the country.

 

From day one next season it should be protests against the ownership. Every single game until they're gone. Even friendlies.

Particularly away friendlies. They would have much less control over KP out fans protesting at away games with chants and banners.

 

I'm almost certain that this is why they are very late in announcing away preseason friendlies. They don't want our fans there in case there is unrest.

VLC86

VLC86

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37 minutes ago, Great Boos Up said:

My ban extended for waving a Cambodia flag on the grounds of racial hatred. 

You probably won’t like what I have to say, and I have no idea on the length of your ban but it is quite harsh, but if you turn up to a private business waving the flag of a country the owners country have had conflict with, it’s probably not going to go down well is it? 😂

 

Any normal organisation would probably speak to you about it and if you aren’t a dick, they would slap you on the wrist and move on, but still.

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Kitchandro

Kitchandro

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2 hours ago, VLC86 said:

You probably won’t like what I have to say, and I have no idea on the length of your ban but it is quite harsh, but if you turn up to a private business waving the flag of a country the owners country have had conflict with, it’s probably not going to go down well is it? 😂

 

Any normal organisation would probably speak to you about it and if you aren’t a dick, they would slap you on the wrist and move on, but still.

Well, frankly, if the owners of a community football team are going to use their position as a platform for pro-state propaganda on behalf of their own nation,  then they haven’t got a moral leg to stand on.

 

They are not a private business. They are custodians of a local sports team. They ought to remember that. And so should you if you’re defending their clampdown on an individual’s freedom of expression whilst using our club as a mouthpiece for a state.

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VLC86

VLC86

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23 minutes ago, Kitchandro said:

Well, frankly, if the owners of a community football team are going to use their position as a platform for pro-state propaganda on behalf of their own nation,  then they haven’t got a moral leg to stand on.

 

They are not a private business. They are custodians of a local sports team. They ought to remember that. And so should you if you’re defending their clampdown on an individual’s freedom of expression whilst using our club as a mouthpiece for a state.

Fair points on most of the above , but they are actually both aren’t they.

 

You can see from my post that I’m very clearly not defending them, but just pointing out that if you are literally going into a situation where your only aim is to antagonise the owners, you can’t really be shocked when they react can you? 

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filbertway

filbertway

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1 hour ago, VLC86 said:

Fair points on most of the above , but they are actually both aren’t they.

 

You can see from my post that I’m very clearly not defending them, but just pointing out that if you are literally going into a situation where your only aim is to antagonise the owners, you can’t really be shocked when they react can you? 

You can't  be shocked. But obviously the win is that it shouldn't happen.

 

Would be class if the OP could get the reason in writing then share it on social media.

LCFCJohn

LCFCJohn

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5 hours ago, Kitchandro said:

Well, frankly, if the owners of a community football team are going to use their position as a platform for pro-state propaganda on behalf of their own nation,  then they haven’t got a moral leg to stand on.

 

They are not a private business. They are custodians of a local sports team. They ought to remember that. And so should you if you’re defending their clampdown on an individual’s freedom of expression whilst using our club as a mouthpiece for a state.

And to add, I don’t think anybody is actually ‘anti Thailand’ or being racist towar the nation. It is being used as a tool to try and prompt a reaction from them. Which is they were completely neglecting the club, ignoring the fan base and completely disrespecting the club, fans and community….well there wouldn’t be a need for people to try and prompt a reaction from them or get personal would there.

 

All on Aiyawatt and KP and don’t have any KP sympathiser say otherwise. This hasn’t come from nowhere or been unwarranted. He has total support when he took over the club in challenging circumstances. He’s been given so much time to get it right and the only shock is how long it has taken many people to turn and the fact there are still so many who haven’t!

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Sly

Sly

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King Power 2025 finances have hit DBD Warehouse. Think Companies House in Thailand.
 

https://datawarehouse.dbd.go.th

 

The registration number is 0105539024396

 

It gives an indication of the state of King Power at least. 
 

This is the direct link to KIng Power Duty Free.

 

https://datawarehouse.dbd.go.th/company/profile/50105539024396
 

It makes for an interesting read and highlights what many people thought.

 

Revenue shrunk.

 

Looks like they’ve cut costs and improved cost management to improve gross profit.

 

Debt is destroying that extra profit though, suggesting they’re financed to the hilt and interest is burdening them, as they’re making a net loss.

 

They are owed more money.

Inventory has dropped.

Short term debts rose, long term debts dropped.

 

They have a severe liquidity and debt crisis.


 

 

 

 

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Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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8 hours ago, Great Boos Up said:

Not much to say really. I was pointed out by stewards and willingly was escorted out of the stadium with no fuss.

Maybe if you'd flown an Kampuchea flag instead?

BigGibbo

BigGibbo

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Everyone is still just on their scheduled breaks, aren't they? Well deserved time off they probably think.

 

Business as usual. No planning or anything happening. No emergency protocols, and certainly no communication.

 

Just continued rewards for continued failure. The same mistakes on repeat ad infinitum, until we go pop.

 

We're going to be the last team to hire a manager in the football league...

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MattFox

MattFox

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1 hour ago, Sly said:

King Power 2025 finances have hit DBD Warehouse. Think Companies House in Thailand.
 

https://datawarehouse.dbd.go.th

 

The registration number is 0105539024396

 

It gives an indication of the state of King Power at least. 
 

This is the direct link to KIng Power Duty Free.

 

https://datawarehouse.dbd.go.th/company/profile/50105539024396
 

It makes for an interesting read and highlights what many people thought.

 

Revenue shrunk.

 

Looks like they’ve cut costs and improved cost management to improve gross profit.

 

Debt is destroying that extra profit though, suggesting they’re financed to the hilt and interest is burdening them, as they’re making a net loss.

 

They are owed more money.

Inventory has dropped.

Short term debts rose, long term debts dropped.

 

They have a severe liquidity and debt crisis.


 

 

 

 

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700 million turnover is nothing in the grand scheme of things

 

Dunelm for comparison turn over close to 2 billion a year 

 

All smoke and mirrors with this lot

Donwebbio

Donwebbio

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We will continue to rot and decline while we have the same useless ownership and board. Until the vast majority of fans realise that and either get protesting or stop going, then nothing will change. 

Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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1 hour ago, BigGibbo said:

Everyone is still just on their scheduled breaks, aren't they? Well deserved time off they probably think.

 

Business as usual. No planning or anything happening. No emergency protocols, and certainly no communication.

 

Just continued rewards for continued failure. The same mistakes on repeat ad infinitum, until we go pop.

 

We're going to be the last team to hire a manager in the football league...

It's staggering that anyone expects anything else at this stage. We're in a proper death spiral and the only way out is admin.

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Nickaj

Nickaj

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11 hours ago, Great Boos Up said:

Not much to say really. I was pointed out by stewards and willingly was escorted out of the stadium with no fuss.

 

Well done - in some ways it might be seen as a distastefull thing to do but still, well done!

I have long thought that the only means we have of encouraging Top to sell up and move out is to ensure that his continued involvement with the club becomes a cause of great embarrassment to him back in Thailand.

This helps towards that, better effect though if there had been a few hundred others with Cambodian flags at a televised match

wallin1704

wallin1704

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I've got to the point now where I can't help but think there's some sabotaging going on and we're just a massive tax write off for King Power!

 

It's the only way to explain the piss poor running / destruction of this club.

 

He wants to fix the wrongs of the last few years.. simple.. just **** off!

 

Sorry I'm just really pissed off that my relationship with this club has soured so much.

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