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

[CosbehFox]

The very essence of those programme notes suggest this campaign is working. 
 

 

[ProjectReset]

Okay guys - this is it. Forgive the indulgent final call. It's important.

Tomorrow is a defining day for us as a fan base at Leicester City. How we show up - in numbers, in voice and in unity will speak volumes. We have to show that we are not passive. As a group, we must demonstrate that we refuse to sit back and watch our club slide into the abyss.

 

Top's pretty shambolic press release (which speaks volumes about how desperate they are to avoid embarrassment), only reinforces the distance between the club and our fanbase. This isn't about one bad window or one bad season. 

 

It’s about fixing what is broken:

• Real accountability at the top - bad decisions must have consequences and accountability.
• Direct, honest communication - no more secrecy and silence in the face of sustained failure.
• A clear direction and identity, a vision that we can believe - be a part of, and ultimately a united fan base. 

This started as one disillusioned fan, and it became a movement of thousands. In less than a month, over a million people have seen our message across multiple platforms and media outlets. The response has been overwhelming. Leicester City still has a fan base that cares deeply and is ready to fight for its future.

 

I’ve been overwhelmed by the support from volunteers - fans willing to give their time, effort, and creativity to push this message forward. For reasons that have been clear, most have wished to remain anonymous - you know who you are & I am grateful. 

 

Whatever happens next, it will be because of us. If this movement succeeds, it’s because we stood together and made it happen.

 

If it falls short, it’s because collectively, we didn'y do or care enough. Because we chose not to act when it mattered most.

 

It has been a privilege to bring this movement to life, knowing that we have a passionate, dedicated fan base. Remember, we must always treat each other with respect. We all want what's best for the club. We're allowed to disagree respectfully. 

 

Hold each other to account tomorrow - no silly business and no matter what, back the team on the pitch. 

 

As of tonight, I will sign off for the final time. 

 

As of tomorrow, I will return to being a husband, a father, a salaryman - and above all, a Leicester City fan.

 

Let’s make history.

Viva la revolución.

[Corky]

I don't know why these people moan about the club. I mean, we should have had a points deduction, always lose and never score and they still complain!

 

Cliff is spot on.

[Verumex]

54 minutes ago, ProjectReset said:

Let’s make history.

Viva la revolución.

 

[The Year Of The Fox]

1 hour ago, ProjectReset said:

Okay guys - this is it. Forgive the indulgent final call. It's important.

Tomorrow is a defining day for us as a fan base at Leicester City. How we show up - in numbers, in voice and in unity will speak volumes. We have to show that we are not passive. As a group, we must demonstrate that we refuse to sit back and watch our club slide into the abyss.

 

Top's pretty shambolic press release (which speaks volumes about how desperate they are to avoid embarrassment), only reinforces the distance between the club and our fanbase. This isn't about one bad window or one bad season. 

 

It’s about fixing what is broken:

• Real accountability at the top - bad decisions must have consequences and accountability.
• Direct, honest communication - no more secrecy and silence in the face of sustained failure.
• A clear direction and identity, a vision that we can believe - be a part of, and ultimately a united fan base. 

This started as one disillusioned fan, and it became a movement of thousands. In less than a month, over a million people have seen our message across multiple platforms and media outlets. The response has been overwhelming. Leicester City still has a fan base that cares deeply and is ready to fight for its future.

 

I’ve been overwhelmed by the support from volunteers - fans willing to give their time, effort, and creativity to push this message forward. For reasons that have been clear, most have wished to remain anonymous - you know who you are & I am grateful. 

 

Whatever happens next, it will be because of us. If this movement succeeds, it’s because we stood together and made it happen.

 

If it falls short, it’s because collectively, we didn'y do or care enough. Because we chose not to act when it mattered most.

 

It has been a privilege to bring this movement to life, knowing that we have a passionate, dedicated fan base. Remember, we must always treat each other with respect. We all want what's best for the club. We're allowed to disagree respectfully. 

 

Hold each other to account tomorrow - no silly business and no matter what, back the team on the pitch. 

 

As of tonight, I will sign off for the final time. 

 

As of tomorrow, I will return to being a husband, a father, a salaryman - and above all, a Leicester City fan.

 

Let’s make history.

Viva la revolución.

You’ve done all you can on this

 

Fair play

 

I hope it’s not in vain 

[Paninistickers]

Well done @ProjectReset ...start of this week I thought this was gonna be a case of someone having what seemed a good  idea a few weeks ago and then losing interest...and thought you'd almost hoped the idea went away..

 

But, nope, you've been patient and stuck at it and whatever happens tomorrow, personally I think youve played a blinder. 

[Mickyblueeyes]

6 hours ago, lcfcbluearmy said:

How is this guy chairman of any official supporters club when he is obviously all too willing to just accept constant mistakes

Cliff Ginneta - please **** off. 
 

 

[iancognito]

6 hours ago, Raj said:

Apparently they were talking about it on Talksport this morning.

 

 

 

 

It was a fair coverage of it tbh. Even Deeney was saying there was justification because of the financial situation and players not being replaced, which was a U-turn from a guy parroting the "entitled " line a couple of weeks back.

 

[Raj]

7 minutes ago, iancognito said:

It was a fair coverage of it tbh. Even Deeney was saying there was justification because of the financial situation and players not being replaced, which was a U-turn from a guy parroting the "entitled " line a couple of weeks back.

 

@sishades was it?

[Skidmark]

A huge thank you is deserved for @ProjectReset

 

The commitment and dedication shown has been remarkable. I've followed your work for weeks now and you've spent a lot of time

and effort raising awareness.

 

Now it's down to us to gather together and make more people aware of the plight of the club we love. Our club. Our Leicester.

 

[HitchinFox]

1 hour ago, Mickyblueeyes said:

Cliff Ginneta - please **** off. 
 

 

Hear, hear. 

 

Also, I know he absolutely hates it when people misspell his name, so yes, p**s off Clif Ginetta. 

[FrankieADZ]

that Ginnetta statement sums it all up dont it, not a clue why people are wanting change, its like they are so blinkered, dont read why some of our fans want change

as for saying we are supporters, it doesnt feel like it at times the way the club treats some of our fans, it truly doesnt

 

the standards at the club have dropped, from top to bottom from the ownership level to cleaning the bogs level, we arent asking for the earth, we just want to have pride back in our football club again, to have a direction 

Edited 14 February by FrankieADZ

[Clogger_]

2 minutes ago, FrankieADZ said:

that Ginnetta statement sums it all up dont it, not a clue why people are wanting change, its like they are so blinkered, dont read why some of our fans want change

as for saying we are supporters, it doesnt feel like it at times the way the club treats some of our fans, it truly doesnt

This. I'd say he's out of touch, but I'd have said the same 30 years ago! I am trying not to reach for rude words about Ginnetta and his ilk

[FrankieADZ]

4 minutes ago, Clogger_ said:

This. I'd say he's out of touch, but I'd have said the same 30 years ago! I am trying not to reach for rude words about Ginnetta and his ilk

he is out of touch, if he cant understand why people are protesting/wanting change, then look into it

 

his statement shows massive massive ignorance, if hes the chair of the supporters club then honestly with all due respect to him, hes not doing a good job, cos hes not on the ball at all

Edited 14 February by FrankieADZ

[Vlad the Fox]

Would it be worth posting the flyer again with details of were to meet and time at the top of each page throughout the morning, just to catch people who come and look for details?

[bmt]

I'm not at the game tomorrow but good luck and hope you get the numbers this deserves. The fact that they've already released a statement in the way of Top's programme notes and the fact it's still tone deaf... 

[deep blue]

Yes, congratulations ProjectReset. You've done a great job.

[SafewayFox]

2 hours ago, deep blue said:

Yes, congratulations ProjectReset. You've done a great job.

Totally agree, just listened to the Arsenal preview on WYS, not a criticism but was it intentional not to speak to them?

 

 

[phoneticerror]

Hoping the rain doesn’t affect the action taken pre match today. 🤞

[The Year Of The Fox]

Plenty of videos and pictures please using a #

[SK3Blue]

Unfortunately working until 12 today, but hope everything goes well with some good numbers attending. 
 

[Jakemoore]

Cliff Genetta doesn’t speak for me. He doesn’t speak for the majority. He’s clearly a teachers pet just aiming to keep the owners and board in his corner. 
 

If you’re at the game today, please join the protest. Unfortunately, I’m hundreds of miles away or I would absolutely be there. 

[Silebyfox_89]

I hope someone has a megaphone to help co-ordinate the chants today, this would assist in drowning out any of the yobo chants.

 

Good luck today 

 

Looking forward to the pics, videos and press coverage👍

 

If its a success let's hope it's not a one off march until we get changes us fans deserve.

 

[NAKC20]

1 hour ago, phoneticerror said:

Hoping the rain doesn’t affect the action taken pre match today. 🤞

A lot of the fan zone is under cover so im sure it wont 🤣

[SK3Blue]

39 minutes ago, Jakemoore said:

Cliff Genetta doesn’t speak for me. He doesn’t speak for the majority. He’s clearly a teachers pet just aiming to keep the owners and board in his corner. 
 

If you’re at the game today, please join the protest. Unfortunately, I’m hundreds of miles away or I would absolutely be there. 

Ginetta has always been the same, keeps his hand in for free tickets here and there, tea and biscuits. He’s never been a voice of any note, had a few dealings with him early 90s when the play off tickets for Blackburn went on sale, more interested in sorting himself out, that’s his agenda.