King Power Out

[LcFc_Smiv]

31 minutes ago, Foxdiamond said:

Thing is they are not owners but current custodians. They are tearing the club apart so much it may never recover the status of at least a top level Championship club let alone Premier League. 

Funnily enough the exact word I have just used, I think this fact gets lost on people who see them as ones who previously brought us success. It doesnt matter what they did, its about what they should be doing to ensure our future, where they leave the club, and at the moment under their stewardship, there will be no club.

Edited yesterday at 07:41 by LcFc_Smiv

[Groby_Blue]

10 hours ago, Happy Fox said:

How thick are these clowns?

 

 

 

Speaking prior to the Foxes' 3-1 home defeat against Peterborough, Rudkin said: "I can't make any comment on speculation. All I would say is that Khun Top is very committed here at Leicester City.

"We've witnessed that through the summer. He's very keen on the day to day running of the club, the actions we're taking with regard to the improvements we've made, from the learnings we've established.

"The ambition is still there. He's very focused, regularly in contact with us and wants to see the club progress and get promoted and see us back playing in the Premier League."

 

Rudkin stressed that an immediate return to the Championship remains the target, although Saturday's defeat by Peterborough left Martin's side in 17th place and already six points off the play-off positions.

"I have been part of the football leadership for a number of years and witnessed some amazing times and also some disappointing times," he added. "As part of my reflection, I accept my share of the responsibility over that period.

"It's my responsibility to ensure we learn from it and that across the footballing structure we have clear accountability.

"My focus is very much to get the club back on track and take us back to the heights of the Premier League in the future. But our immediate focus is to get promoted this season.

"The fans care about this club and it is natural for me to receive criticism. It is important that we listen, respond to that criticism and act on it."

He talks just like my boss at work, and that cant hasn't got a clue what he's doing either 

[Phil Mitchell]

[Muzzy_no7]

Rayo Vallecano vs Athletic Club was abandoned over the weekend following protests from the Vallecano fans.

 

All it took was balls being thrown onto the pitch and paper aeroplanes.

 

Rayo are a tiny club punching well above their weight, yet their fans are willing to make their voices heard and take a stand.

 

Meanwhile, we sit back, accept mediocrity and the biggest decline of a club in English history , and watch thousands remain complicit in the decline of our club.

 

Why are we so placid? Where’s our fight?

 

And how much worse does it have to get before we finally say enough is enough?

Edited 4 hours ago by Muzzy_no7

[Fox92]

25 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Rayo Vallecano vs Athletic Club was abandoned over the weekend following protests from the Vallecano fans.

 

All it took was balls being thrown onto the pitch and paper aeroplanes.

 

Rayo are a tiny club punching well above their weight, yet their fans are willing to make their voices heard and take a stand.

 

Meanwhile, we sit back, accept mediocrity and the biggest decline of a club in English history , and watch thousands remain complicit in the decline of our club.

 

Why are we so placid? Where’s our fight?

 

And how much worse does it have to get before we finally say enough is enough?

There isn't any fight in our fanbase. Too many people just willing to sit and watch the club die (maybe not literally but we are 17th in the third division ffs). A few hundred people boo and then next week everyone is happy again as there's a game to be played. Same thing happens week after week.

 

King Power bought and killed killed the fanbase years ago. They moved onto killing the club after that and are doing a great job.

Edited 3 hours ago by Fox92
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[Officer Doofy]

34 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Rayo Vallecano vs Athletic Club was abandoned over the weekend following protests from the Vallecano fans.

 

All it took was balls being thrown onto the pitch and paper aeroplanes.

 

Rayo are a tiny club punching well above their weight, yet their fans are willing to make their voices heard and take a stand.

 

Meanwhile, we sit back, accept mediocrity and the biggest decline of a club in English history , and watch thousands remain complicit in the decline of our club.

 

Why are we so placid? Where’s our fight?

 

And how much worse does it have to get before we finally say enough is enough?

mediocrity? 

 

I ****ing wish 

[Muzzy_no7]

9 minutes ago, Officer Doofy said:

mediocrity? 

 

I ****ing wish 

I was more referencing the lack of proper action when we were slipping in the EPL under Brenda and the subsequent yo-yo.

[SemperEadem]

52 minutes ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

Rayo Vallecano vs Athletic Club was abandoned over the weekend following protests from the Vallecano fans.

 

All it took was balls being thrown onto the pitch and paper aeroplanes.

 

Rayo are a tiny club punching well above their weight, yet their fans are willing to make their voices heard and take a stand.

 

Meanwhile, we sit back, accept mediocrity and the biggest decline of a club in English history , and watch thousands remain complicit in the decline of our club.

 

Why are we so placid? Where’s our fight?

 

And how much worse does it have to get before we finally say enough is enough?

To try and answer why ill come out it from my own experience.

They have beaten a lot of the fight out of me. Having been stuck with two bans off the club in relatively recent times - one being a year and the other being two months. The first for having a foot on a seat and the second for defending a mate who was attacked for holding an anti KP banner, Im aware I'm likely watched in the stadium being in the front row of standing in SK1 and in the clubs eyes having a past with them. I now take my lad so less likely to be on the front lines as it were off protesting.

 

As highlighted at times the club runs a kangaroo court in terms of bans, it is revolting how they run these.

 

Talking for others I think plenty feel like they don’t want to stick their heads up and be anti as for a long time we all saw those that did be all of attacked, blamed, mocked etc. There was no strength in numbers at all.

 

Change in mentality too, a lot of the Filbo years protestors have now gone 180 and certainly were going into battle for king power.

 

I think the lack of numbers means that many don’t feel empowered enough to cob tennis balls for example as they worry it will crunch time only be a handfull and all would be picked off with three year fbo’s.

 

Also comparing us to Vallecano is something to far fetched. There are an extremely rooted fanbase to their club, community, fan’s politics and ultras group. We as we all know have so much in fighting and lack of unity. 

[Muzzy_no7]

I don’t think it’s far-fetched at all. Obviously the fanbases and cultures are different, but the principle is the same. We’ve been through years of decline, mismanagement, humiliation and a complete lack of accountability. How much more are we expected to put up with before we collectively say enough is enough?

 

I understand why people have been beaten into submission, and the club’s treatment of those who speak out is disgraceful. But that’s exactly what makes the lack of action and the wider complicity so frustrating.

 

At what point do we stop accepting it?

[SemperEadem]

2 hours ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

I don’t think it’s far-fetched at all. Obviously the fanbases and cultures are different, but the principle is the same. We’ve been through years of decline, mismanagement, humiliation and a complete lack of accountability. How much more are we expected to put up with before we collectively say enough is enough?

 

I understand why people have been beaten into submission, and the club’s treatment of those who speak out is disgraceful. But that’s exactly what makes the lack of action and the wider complicity so frustrating.

 

At what point do we stop accepting it?

I guess going back slightly the fact two protest walks had sub 400 fans there and the West Brom boycott although large was not a unanimous buy in and then the pathetic hit back at it.

There was chances to create something there but they were not backed.

 

Plus the Foxes Trust getting sniggered at despite saying come and join us and shape the work.

Edited 13 minutes ago by SemperEadem

[Muzzy_no7]

7 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

I guess going back slightly the fact two protest walks had sub 400 fans there and the West Brom boycott although large was not a unanimous buy in and then the pathetic hit back at it.

There was chances to create something there but they were not backed.

 

Plus the Foxes Trust getting sniggered out despite saying come and join us and shape the work.

So frustrating.

 

We are literally watching the slow death of one of the greatest clubs in the land.

[Dan]

On 11/10/2026 at 08:25, LcFc_Smiv said:

A further indicator to just how low KP have taken us. Went into my local barbers at Barnsley, we got onto talking football post our result and the draw against us literally the only positive they could mention. These lot are fuming with where they currently are as a club.

 

No disrespect to them, Ive worked for them, I gave them 5 years of everything I had, but Barnsley to me are a small town club who punched well above their weight in the Championship. For their fans to be so incensed that they currently sit 19th, yet here we are just 2 positions higher, what has this leadership reduced this club too?

 

The worst part is you just know we have in it in us to hit further depths. We as fans of this club have seen 3 relegations in 4 seasons, sit in the third tier of league football, have no real idea about the longevity of our club all because of this group of clowns who were meant to act as custodians of our team. They then wheel out two media pieces pre-match telling us they acknowledge the past and it will be alright? Its insulting, humiliating, almost degrading to this point.

It was about 8 years ago that I went to a Stoke game with a mate who supports them and left it with the feeling "this is everything I fear us becoming".

 

Well we're now closer to Port Vale than even them.

[SemperEadem]

1 hour ago, Muzzy_no7 said:

So frustrating.

 

We are literally watching the slow death of one of the greatest clubs in the land.

Yeah absolutely, I felt guilt walking away on Saturday and it only being that.

Before my fight was lost I would have cajoled UFS and likely painted a banner or similar, just to feel I had tried something.

Edited just now by SemperEadem