King Power Out

[CrazyKopCorner]

Is there anyone else interested because if there is I’d say thanks Top for having an amazing father and pumping more money than sense into us but please could you bugger off as you’ve over stayed your welcome now 

Edited 2 June 2025 by CrazyKopCorner

[cropstonfox]

2 hours ago, Spanner73 said:

But at least back then we wanted to put things right and people fought to do so. 
We now have an owner who doesn’t give a S@@@ about the club and has a list of tasks that need doing for the good of the club, we can all see that won’t be done. 

it’s nothing but alarm bells ringing for me, huge alarm bells. He’s not bothered. 

Agree the owner is incompetent, possibly still grieving? Certainly not immediately 

Capable to pick up the reigns of a massive organisation like King power.

Sooner or later he will come to his senses or sell up.We will then move on hopefully.

Us happy clappers types will continue to support our club through thick and thin.

That includes ongoing bereavement for the loss of a great leader who brought us the ultimate prize. We will move on as a club 

and our next success is never far away possibly after a rocky journey.

If supporters cannot tolerate the ongoing

 mistakes by players, managers,owners Then perhaps it would be better for them to go and support Manchester United, if they weren't currently pretty shit.

 

[LCFCJohn]

3 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Agree the owner is incompetent, possibly still grieving? Certainly not immediately 

Capable to pick up the reigns of a massive organisation like King power.

Sooner or later he will come to his senses or sell up.We will then move on hopefully.

Us happy clappers types will continue to support our club through thick and thin.

That includes ongoing bereavement for the loss of a great leader who brought us the ultimate prize. We will move on as a club 

and our next success is never far away possibly after a rocky journey.

If supporters cannot tolerate the ongoing

 mistakes by players, managers,owners Then perhaps it would be better for them to go and support Manchester United, if they weren't currently pretty shit.

 

What a pointless and petty comment. If people cared about winning at all costs they wouldn’t support Leicester in the first place! We support Leicester as we have a connection to the club, from growing up locally or family links. 
 

People getting annoyed and disillusioned due to the soul of the club being stripped away and the feeling that the club is pushing loyal supporters away is not a sign of glory supporters. 
 

And because you choose to, in your own words, happy clap, it does not make you a superior supporter!

[cropstonfox]

2 minutes ago, LCFCJohn said:

What a pointless and petty comment. If people cared about winning at all costs they wouldn’t support Leicester in the first place! We support Leicester as we have a connection to the club, from growing up locally or family links. 
 

People getting annoyed and disillusioned due to the soul of the club being stripped away and the feeling that the club is pushing loyal supporters away is not a sign of glory supporters. 
 

And because you choose to, in your own words, happy clap, it does not make you a superior supporter!

The happy clapper reference is aimed at an insulting ongoing theme .

We are all supporters with varying levels of expectation.If our sample size of seasons is over fifty,hopefully we have a more balanced view of the current shambles.

However, experience has taught us that due to our club being great we will move onwards and upwards. 

 

[LCFCJohn]

18 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

The happy clapper reference is aimed at an insulting ongoing theme .

We are all supporters with varying levels of expectation.If our sample size of seasons is over fifty,hopefully we have a more balanced view of the current shambles.

However, experience has taught us that due to our club being great we will move onwards and upwards. 

 

Ok, so anyone under a certain age hasn’t be round long enough to have a clue and should go and support the like of Man U, got it 

 

 

[cropstonfox]

7 minutes ago, LCFCJohn said:

Ok, so anyone under a certain age hasn’t be round long enough to have a clue and should go and support the like of Man U, got it 

 

 

Thanks for the interaction and possibly banter.But it really is a roller coaster.hold on tight ,trust the process and enjoys the ride.

[Soar Fox]

3 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Thanks for the interaction and possibly banter.But it really is a roller coaster.hold on tight ,trust the process and enjoys the ride.

Be nice if the Nepo baby had one. 

[LCFCJohn]

10 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Thanks for the interaction and possibly banter.But it really is a roller coaster.hold on tight ,trust the process and enjoys the ride.

What’s that roller coaster at Alton Towers again that when it drops down it heads into darkness and the ride ends…Ah Oblivion that’s the one. Ah what an analogy for Top’s leadership of our club….

 

And by the way, I might only have supported the club since age 8, just a measly 25 years ago. But having seen administration, crap seasons circling the drain of the Championship, relegation to League 1, being one of very few people at games like the FA cup 1st and 2nd rounds (Dagenham and Stevenage) and the Johnstones Paint Trophy exit to Rotherham at the Don Valley, the first half (to date) of my time supporting Leicester, there was no success in sight. It was disappointment after disappointment. 
 

What I mean to say it, you can have supported the club for 25 years not 50, and seen the very lowest point and the very highest. I think that is more than qualified to pass judgement on the inept leadership we are seeing of the club now.

[The Year Of The Fox]

22 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Thanks for the interaction and possibly banter.But it really is a roller coaster.hold on tight ,trust the process and enjoys the ride.

Is there one? 

[Blue.Fox84]

56 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

The happy clapper reference is aimed at an insulting ongoing theme .

We are all supporters with varying levels of expectation.If our sample size of seasons is over fifty,hopefully we have a more balanced view of the current shambles.

However, experience has taught us that due to our club being great we will move onwards and upwards. 

 

I respect the loyalty and optimism but in all honesty from what we have experienced these past 2-3 years do you see or believe in a change for the good under the current regime? 
 

I think every Leicester fan can accept they won’t win every game, cup or even retain the best players for forever but we do want to feel a connection with the club, have the club well-ran, fans treated with loyalty and respect, a club with an identity and players (preferably local) who want to fight for the badge. Many of us have endured the lows of administration etc but if I’m completely honest, I’ve never felt so disconnected from the club as I have right now 

[Voll Blau]

49 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Thanks for the interaction and possibly banter.But it really is a roller coaster.hold on tight ,trust the process and enjoys the ride.

Trusting the process has got us relegated twice in three years and seen us fail catastrophocallly to capitalise on the strongest position in our history.

 

If you're fine with kids across Leicestershire not supporting their local team because we decided to do all we could to lock out new fans when we were at our best on the pitch then yeah, "enjoy the ride"...

[Stadt]

The longer Top waits to sell the less valuable the club is. He can’t run the club or appoint people that can, we’ll eventually struggle to repay loans and be stricken financially.

[cropstonfox]

1 hour ago, Soar Fox said:

Be nice if the Nepo baby had one. 

Nepotism baby indeed!

Quite a cruel comment to a guy who sadly lost his father and his hero in such a tragic accident.

No wonder people call our fan base entitled.Lets hope that Top doesn't read this sort of shite and manages to over come the traumatic grief and do the right thing to respect his father and move forwards.

[Loxm]

Sorry if already posted… did anyone read the statement to the fans by the Plymouth Owners after their manager forced a move away?

 

IMAGINE if our club were as transparent as this. A very interesting read. 
 

https://www.pafc.co.uk/news/chairmans-chat-may-2025

[Filberts Treat]

24 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Nepotism baby indeed!

Quite a cruel comment to a guy who sadly lost his father and his hero in such a tragic accident.

No wonder people call our fan base entitled.Lets hope that Top doesn't read this sort of shite and manages to over come the traumatic grief and do the right thing to respect his father and move forwards.

But we’re moving backwards. Have been for a long time. I’m not really that fussed about KPFC. Miss LCFC

[CosbehFox]

This will upset some but;

 

The grief and mourning lines are getting strained. It’s 7 years ago now. 
 

Theres not a day that goes by that I don’t think of my lost parent. But I try to do their memory justice by working hard, looking after those around me and strive to make myself better. 

 

Aiyawatt spent the week on the polo pitches rather than making decisive action after 3 seasons of poor performance 

[CosbehFox]

54 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

Nepotism baby indeed!

Quite a cruel comment to a guy who sadly lost his father and his hero in such a tragic accident.

No wonder people call our fan base entitled.Lets hope that Top doesn't read this sort of shite and manages to over come the traumatic grief and do the right thing to respect his father and move forwards.

7 years ago. If he wants to do his Dad justice, he needs to step up to the plate, not spending the week messing around playing Polo 

[Corky]

If he had given it two or three years after the crash, felt he couldn't carry on and sold up I genuinely don't think anyone would have had a problem.

 

We have to judge on the basis he wants to continue and presently we are in turmoil on and off the pitch. This last week has carried on a pattern. Nobody wanted it to play out like this but we cannot hide from it.

[The_77]

3 hours ago, cropstonfox said:

Thanks for the interaction and possibly banter.But it really is a roller coaster.hold on tight ,trust the process and enjoys the ride.

The process: fluke a strong manager and try to weasel out of PSR. Trust it. 

[MattFox]

If Top’s still grieving that much he shouldn’t be running two multi million pound businesses and  should step aside for his own sake

 

Then again a committed Chairman/CEO wouldn’t be taking a month off to play polo

Edited 1 June 2025 by MattFox

[MPH]

1 hour ago, MattFox said:

If Top’s still grieving that much he shouldn’t be running two multi million pound businesses and  should step aside for his own sake

 

Then again a committed Chairman/CEO wouldn’t be taking a month off to play polo

 

we have to let go of this idea that he has any association with Leicester City other than in a business sense.. he wants to make money from us. Gone are the days that lifelong fans obtain ownership of clubs they supported since childhood.. there’s all sorts of ways an owner can obtain profit from a club that is making a loss.

 

Edited 2 June 2025 by MPH

[Ric Flair]

Any banners or unsavoury chanting been reported at the polo this week? 

[Pliskin]

12 hours ago, cropstonfox said:

Agree the owner is incompetent, possibly still grieving? Certainly not immediately 

Capable to pick up the reigns of a massive organisation like King power.

Sooner or later he will come to his senses or sell up.We will then move on hopefully.

Us happy clappers types will continue to support our club through thick and thin.

That includes ongoing bereavement for the loss of a great leader who brought us the ultimate prize. We will move on as a club 

and our next success is never far away possibly after a rocky journey.

If supporters cannot tolerate the ongoing

 mistakes by players, managers,owners Then perhaps it would be better for them to go and support Manchester United, if they weren't currently pretty shit.

 

Nigel was still alive last time I checked. 

[MrLuke]

There's a reason the term "blind loyalty" exists.

 

Blind loyalty, also known as blind obedience or uncritical loyalty, is a form of devotion where individuals support a person, group, or cause without questioning their actions or motives, even if those actions are harmful or unethical. It can be detrimental to personal growth, justice, and progress. 

[Dames]

The signs were there when he was calling himself ‘Top’ off the back of his fathers success.