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A Call for Change: A Footballing Reset at Leicester City Football Club

By ProjectReset, in Leicester City Forum

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SK3Blue

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This still going ahead? I don’t have a ticket for the game but prepared to make the journey and rearrange work to come and protest against the King Power circus.

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Stuntman_Mike

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Talk sport doing a bit on our current situation on their drive show shortly. I know they're not the best for sport discussion but it's a big platform.

 

There's definitely been a shift this week, seeing as even they want to discuss us seeing as they typically only care about the 'big 6'.

RGFox

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23 hours ago, Gazza3 said:

Are you planning on recommending entering the stadium 15 mins after ko . Live TV game and would have an impact if enough  join in 

Don't worry people will leave on 70 mins when we're 3-0 down!

HybridFox

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I sit a lot further away but are any of these chants/frustrations being vented towards the directors box where they'll be sitting?

 

Not to incite anything but I always wonder if they know it's at THEM or just dismiss it as a disgruntled section of the ground. 

 

Appreciate there's probably a shed load of corporate/sponsors in that area though who don't join in around them

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C.J

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So, what's going to be the actual message? Want to make sure we're all singing from the same hymn sheet.

It's more aimed at Rudkin&Wheelan rather than KP as yesterdays debt to share news still shows they're committed.....

BrummieFOX

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1 minute ago, C.J said:

So, what's going to be the actual message? Want to make sure we're all singing from the same hymn sheet.

It's more aimed at Rudkin&Wheelan rather than KP as yesterdays debt to share news still shows they're committed.....

It's not about commitment though, it's about having competent people in important roles. 

 

Agree there needs to be a clear message though and it should be more than just Rudkin Out.

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Larry_LCFC

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Can't help but feel like him wiping out the debt is partly to counteract the movement thats developing against his ownership. Clueless fans from every other club will just see Leicester fans protesting against an owner that's just "cleared" £124m of debt and the attention will be diverted to how entitled we are.

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Silva Fox

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6 minutes ago, BrummieFOX said:

It's not about commitment though, it's about having competent people in important roles. 

 

Agree there needs to be a clear message though and it should be more than just Rudkin Out.

For me it's basically "listen, learn and reform" or sell up to someone who will.

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FrankieADZ

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22 hours ago, Larry_LCFC said:

Can't help but feel like him wiping out the debt is partly to counteract the movement thats developing against his ownership. Clueless fans from every other club will just see Leicester fans protesting against an owner that's just "cleared" £124m of debt and the attention will be diverted to how entitled we are.

pretty much they do, unless they actually do deeper and find out why most are calling for some sort of change

its not even the ownership they want out, some maybe of course its the fact the club behind the scenes has got stale

it needs a restucture of some kinda, even Enzo saw that, Rudkin is not a good DoF at all, its took him all month to get the Hamza to Sheff Utd deal done, and the deal is the same one on offered at the start

 

the market has moved on, the football model/business has moved on but we havent, we are stuck in the old ways and you can see as we are getting left behind

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Gamble92

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So strange that there's people who think we don't want good results while we ensure change. Today doesn't solve anything. We could ease to safety and they'd still be so many issues. We should not have ended up in this position and we need to change so much about how we operate.

 

I can't believe that needs saying to some of you. 

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C.J

C.J

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3 minutes ago, tickler28 said:

Shouldn't we concentrate on supporting the team whilst there's still a chance to stay up?

Of course, it's not against the team. It's upstairs that's the problem.

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Finnaldo

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2 minutes ago, tickler28 said:

Shouldn't we concentrate on supporting the team whilst there's still a chance to stay up?


We can stay up this season and the same issues are still there. We’ll be saying the same thing next season if we stayed up, when do we put our foot down?

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Silva Fox

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5 minutes ago, tickler28 said:

Shouldn't we concentrate on supporting the team whilst there's still a chance to stay up?

Like we did last time you mean - that worked out well didn't it?

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FrankieADZ

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7 minutes ago, tickler28 said:

Shouldn't we concentrate on supporting the team whilst there's still a chance to stay up?

think you are missing the bigger problems within the club, as others have mentioned, its nothing against the team, its more the ones above them, how are causing the issues

Mickyblueeyes

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11 hours ago, tickler28 said:

Shouldn't we concentrate on supporting the team whilst there's still a chance to stay up?

Protesting against a board which is hindering the side and manager (sat here on 27th Jan with one £3m signing) is absolutely supporting the team. 

AKCJ

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11 hours ago, tickler28 said:

Shouldn't we concentrate on supporting the team whilst there's still a chance to stay up?

Protest against the board outside the ground, support the team inside the ground.

 

 

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BrummieFOX

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It would be nice to think that we can have this peaceful, much needed, protest outside the ground against the board/KP, and then really ramp up the support inside the ground for the team and Ruud to show that we are backing the team. So hopefully those calling just to back the team are nice and vocal inside the ground.

 

 

Danizen

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I agree with the protest but I can see this kicking off a bit if we get decent results in the next two games.

 

The will to protest won't be there for most fans in the context of good results. It would also allow the media to push the 'entitled Leicester fans' narrative if we're outside the relegation zone. Fans of other clubs and a large amount of our fans will lap it up. 

 

Could be reminiscent of 14/15 when our fans were having fist fights in the stands.

Claridge

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2 hours ago, AKCJ said:

Protest against the board outside the ground, support the team inside the ground.

 

 

This talk of entering the ground late. FFS, protest outside or at the end, but everyone must support the team in the ground with so much at sake(unless it's 0-5 at half time:(

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