Would you be bothered..

[Pliskin]

7 hours ago, jim5000 said:

I mean really, we’re just reverting to our average level after a life changing decade. 
 

We’ve always been a yo-yo club, and the current owners have got us back to that level 

And that’s acceptable? 
 

There’s two things that really irritate me regarding us one is “what do Leicester fans expect” and the other is “we are just reverting back to what we were”…..

 

Peel back the onion and just analyse the situation we are in for a second. With the financial gain we’ve achieved over the last decade in comparison to the likes of Bournemouth, Brighton and Brentford, and yet we’re not light years behind them, and even teams like Forest, unacceptable…..

 

This is exactly the kind of attitude from the fanbase that’s contributing to the mess we are in, “oh well, we are little Leicester city so we will get back in our box and be quiet, take our free cakes and beer”….

 

Theres no excuses for the position we are in, it’s completely self inflicted and how anyone can be so blaze about it is beyond me. 
 

The fact we now have Forest fans taking the piss out of us, should be enough to boil the blood. 
 

If someone won the biggest jackpot on the lottery ever, and spunked it on nothing, do you think those who cared about them would be impressed? 

[Lako42]

8 hours ago, CosbehFox said:

Yes because the impact on the city as a whole would be terrifying 

Would we finally leave behind the idea that KP are the saviours of Leicester as a city or continue to spout this bullshit?

 

 

[Thebluefox85]

Literally we won the FA Cup and the team nosed dived, the start of Top having full control of the club and how it was starting to be run was becoming clear! Trusting Rodgers far too much. Dross signing after signing then Enzo come in he had a plan a direction a philosophy some fans didn’t like it but at least he knew what he wanted! Top hasn’t cleared any debt as the media and stuff make out he’s just moved shares around he hasn’t put a penny into the club to clear debt, it looks like he has but you dig into it he hasn’t! Top isn’t his father and doesn’t have the same quality’s of his father. He’s complexity of his depth he has the wrong people in the club advising him Rudkin and Whelan are what all over 60! Where is their ambition drive motivation is it still there I would say not looking at the state of the club! Fan really need to start acting Arsenal game have the protest do not enter that stadium and go home an empty ground will speak volumes live on sky it won’t happen I know but it’s what needed to put pressure on the board 

[Foxin_Mad]

8 hours ago, volpeazzurro said:

I wonder how many season ticket holders would be prepared to boycott the Arsenal game and not resell their tickets in order to leave huge gaps in the crowd for any tv cameras to see?

We could all boycot the first 10 minutes and enter with Rudkins a ****. Probably too many happy clappers though. 

[adejo92]

8 hours ago, Onions said:

For crying out loud, it’s a bad period, why are people acting like we’re completely doomed. 

Morning Top, congrats on your Polo victory yesterday. 

[jonthefox]

27 minutes ago, Foxin_Mad said:

We could all boycot the first 10 minutes and enter with Rudkins a ****. Probably too many happy clappers though. 

Or all leave on 84 ( 1884) minutes. I know the joke on here is that many do anyway , but a mass evacuation would speak volumes. 

 

 

 

 

 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

League 1 was the season I really got hooked, so probably not no.

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

I have a sense of apathy and often feel little when we concede (more gobsmacked after 10 seconds at Everton), and sometimes when we score. It comes from seeing such poor levels of commitment on the field from highly paid players and incompetence behind the scenes, so why get too invested? 
 

I wouldn’t be too bothered if we continued to slide down the leagues, and I’d still go. It’s in my DNA. I’m the 4th generation from my family to go, and I’m hoping that my daughter will be the 5th. The important thing to remember in all of this is that we’ll still be around when Top, Rudkin and the rest of the circus have gone. It’s our club, not theirs.

[StonyFox]

2 hours ago, sylofox said:

You're going to let him support Yanited?

 

Joking aside kids of his age should be watching a strong prem team. But it's all been pissed up the wall.

He doesn't get to change now, he's already made his choice and has to live with it 😂 

[tickler28]

See next post 😅😅

 

Edited 4 February by tickler28

[tickler28]

[indierich06]

10 hours ago, Sly said:

Where do we settle in terms of Lesgue Postion, if we don’t have inspiration to be a Premier League team? 
 

We’ve clearly accepted the challenge inevitable. 

The whole game is screwed - the best you can hope for now is to be the Leicester of 3-4 seasons ago, or a Villa, or a Forest this season. Maybe a jaunt in Europe and a couple of good seasons before you run out of steam, or the big boys pick you clean, or the powers that be decide you've stretched yourself too far. 

 

Ironically the Premier League is what everyone aims for, but most teams have a miserable time of it in this league. Imagine being an Everton fan, watching your team circle the drain every season, never achieving anything. Or even the likes of Spurs, kind of thereabouts every now and then, and no silverware to show for it. Both of those two would class their recent seasons as more successful than ours, but we've got an FA Cup to show for it at all at least.

[murphy]

It's tough being a Leicester fan right now, even more so when you consider that we are the authors of our own downfall, but in my view, fans that abandon the club during the hard times have no right to return for the good. 

 

How can you criticise the players for not caring when you have no backbone yourself? 

[Staffs Fox]

11 hours ago, Free Falling Foxes said:

I don't think I've ever watched MOTD when we have lost, I just haven't done so in 50 odd years. Pathetic perhaps, but that's how I was.

However, I did on Saturday. Despite watching a stream, though I gave up at half time, I had a weird, but macabre fascination with what had happened and watched again.

We were crap but it didn't bother me. In the past, a loss would literally ruined my weekend. I'm not sure it will ever do so again, so, perhaps that's a good thing.

Absolutely the same for me. I usually never watch MOTD when we lose but I did this weekend out of morbid curiosity I think. What has happened to this club over the past 3 years has numbed me and I just don’t feel the same as I once did. 
Why should we as fans care when clearly the Board and most the players do not. 

[FOXYTALK]

2 hours ago, jonthefox said:

Or all leave on 84 ( 1884) minutes. I know the joke on here is that many do anyway , but a mass evacuation would speak volumes. 

 

 

 

 

 

Leave at half time and don't return would make more of an impact. 

[pkonline]

We've been a yo yo club for much of our history. Last season was pleasant enough, good games and happier - I didn't miss the Premier League at all.

[Collibosher70]

Vichai cared and had a vision....top doesn't.

[Onions]

4 hours ago, adejo92 said:

Morning Top, congrats on your Polo victory yesterday. 

Ah, it’s you, the Leicester fan who wants us to lose…… totally normal behaviour 

[adejo92]

17 minutes ago, Onions said:

Ah, it’s you, the Leicester fan who wants us to lose…… totally normal behaviour 

I'm not even going to get into a discussion with someone that compares catastrophic failings, over a number of years, and two free fall relegation's,  as a 'bad patch'.

 

There's plenty of 'We'll be alright' discussions you'll feel at home in on Facebook.

 

Ta-ra

 

Edited 4 February by adejo92

[volpeazzurro]

4 hours ago, murphy said:

It's tough being a Leicester fan right now, even more so when you consider that we are the authors of our own downfall, but in my view, fans that abandon the club during the hard times have no right to return for the good. 

 

How can you criticise the players for not caring when you have no backbone yourself? 

Having no backbone is sitting back, clapping as if nothing has happened, being grateful when idiots are absolutely shafting the club you support and not even voicing your discontent and opposition to what's going on!

[murphy]

4 minutes ago, volpeazzurro said:

Having no backbone is sitting back, clapping as if nothing has happened, being grateful when idiots are absolutely shafting the club you support and not even voicing your discontent and opposition to what's going on!

I'm not saying you shouldn't criticise the way we've been run and continue to be run.  It is all self-inflicted after all.  My comment was directed to those who say they don't care any more and walk away from the club because we're no good anymore.  The definition of a fair-weather fan.

[bovril]

6 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

League 1 was the season I really got hooked, so probably not no.

Crazy really there were only 7 years between league one and winning the Premier League. The same amount of time as between winning the league and going down. 

[Dan]

15 hours ago, Sly said:

We are a similar size I’d imagine. 
 

The challenge we have, is that half the county follows a fairly successful

rugby club, so given the choice, I’m not so sure we fill the stadium. 

We're comfortably bigger than Blackburn & Stoke. But I do see us becoming a West Brom / Norwich type - which is absolutely astounding from where things were.

[fox in the sox]

8 hours ago, Pliskin said:

And that’s acceptable? 
 

There’s two things that really irritate me regarding us one is “what do Leicester fans expect” and the other is “we are just reverting back to what we were”…..

 

Peel back the onion and just analyse the situation we are in for a second. With the financial gain we’ve achieved over the last decade in comparison to the likes of Bournemouth, Brighton and Brentford, and yet we’re not light years behind them, and even teams like Forest, unacceptable…..

 

This is exactly the kind of attitude from the fanbase that’s contributing to the mess we are in, “oh well, we are little Leicester city so we will get back in our box and be quiet, take our free cakes and beer”….

 

Theres no excuses for the position we are in, it’s completely self inflicted and how anyone can be so blaze about it is beyond me. 
 

The fact we now have Forest fans taking the piss out of us, should be enough to boil the blood. 
 

If someone won the biggest jackpot on the lottery ever, and spunked it on nothing, do you think those who cared about them would be impressed? 

There is no point just picking out the likes of Brentford and Bournemouth. There are all the other clubs who are way behind us, many of them such as Stoke and West Brom also had long stays in the Premier League. The problem is when you try to move on from being a team just surviving in the Premier League to try to compete higher up because you need big wages to do that - and when it starts to go wrong for whatever reason (change of manager, injuries etc) it is difficult to turn it around.

[suffolk fox]

My mates and I have a golden rule before the game on away days we say when the 3rd goes in we will all leave and come back to this pub (the one we were in before ko)  it has proved

quite beneficial this season.  We are determined the football won't spoil the away day especially this season.