Top’s Programme Notes vs Arsenal

[orangecity23]

Good job we didn't get anyone in, wouldn't want to risk that PSR headroom. We could get a points deduction, and end up like Everton, or Forest. Better play it safe and do nothing instead.

 

Fast forward 12 months:

Somehow, half our TV revenue has disappeared, and despite selling anyone worth anything in the summer, we have failed PSR. Oh well, points deduction, might still make the playoffs.

[Gamble92]

5 minutes ago, TrickyTrevLeftPeg said:

Hilarious how this comes out with the project reset tomorrow.

 

Just done as a diversion and try get some fans onside to minimise the protest

 

Can't say I've ever seen them do chairman's notes before as a social media post. 

 

 

What's worse is, they could have put some genuine effort into it and released it as a proper statement. Better still, one that directly addresses what is happening. 

 

By putting the same tired words in programmes notes, that he clearly never even writes himself, is just about the worst thing they could do for me. 

 

They honestly think we are the most passive fanbase and will just accept it too. 

Edited 14 February by Gamble92

[EnderbyFox]

Will he even be there or is he coming off the bench in an amateur Polo game in Thailand?

[lukedlcfc22]

Gaslighting 

[blueharmie]

Booooooo

[Daggers]

23 minutes ago, RYM said:

Just word soup 

 

[lcfcbluearmy]

26 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/khun-tops-arsenal-programme-notes
 

Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to King Power Stadium for today’s Premier League visit of Arsenal - a fixture that stirs memories of some truly classic matches, both at Filbert Street and here on Filbert Way.

 

Today, it’s a fixture that puts us up against the side currently second in the Premier League table, which gives some indication of the challenge before us. It’s an occasion that will require the best of us to secure the result we’re looking for. Welcome to our guests from Arsenal to Leicester this afternoon.

 

In the four weeks since we last played at home, we’ve had a fine win at Tottenham, a disappointing day at Everton and an FA Cup performance at Manchester United that promised and deserved more. It’s been a mixed period, but our objective for the season remains within reach. There will be some twists and turns yet, but we will be fighting throughout the next 14 games to make sure we stay in the Premier League. Thank you to our fans that have travelled to support the team on the road in recent weeks.

 

January was a challenging month for us in the transfer window, where our ability to strengthen was limited by our PSR position. We were very pleased to sign Woyo Coulibaly and we explored a number of options to make further additions to Ruud’s squad during the month, but the space available in our PSR calculations did not enable us to add the further quality we all felt would improve the team. We remain ambitious, have always been committed to investing in the squad and will continue to be in future. But our ambition must be pursued within the laws of the game.

 

We retain absolute belief in the group of players we have and the qualities of the manager and staff around them for the challenge ahead of us. There’s everything to play for during the coming weeks, and we are all ready to fight for it.

 

We know some of you are frustrated, we respect the views you have shared and we know there are things we need to improve together as one Club. But we also know those improvements are made more easily in the Premier League. To give us the best chance of achieving that, I ask that, during the game, you get behind the team and give them your full support. Winning the games and the points we need to stay up is only possible with your support.

 

Foxes never quit.

 

Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha

Chairman

Tldr: please be nice to me, I know your upset but don't embarrasse me infront of the tv cameras

[Zear0]

"As I dictate these words to you from a bar in St. Moritz"

 

Recall many matches at Filbert Street?

[foxfanazer]

Is he an ostrich?

[ProjectReset]

34 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/khun-tops-arsenal-programme-notes
 

Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to King Power Stadium for today’s Premier League visit of Arsenal - a fixture that stirs memories of some truly classic matches, both at Filbert Street and here on Filbert Way.

 

Today, it’s a fixture that puts us up against the side currently second in the Premier League table, which gives some indication of the challenge before us. It’s an occasion that will require the best of us to secure the result we’re looking for. Welcome to our guests from Arsenal to Leicester this afternoon.

 

In the four weeks since we last played at home, we’ve had a fine win at Tottenham, a disappointing day at Everton and an FA Cup performance at Manchester United that promised and deserved more. It’s been a mixed period, but our objective for the season remains within reach. There will be some twists and turns yet, but we will be fighting throughout the next 14 games to make sure we stay in the Premier League. Thank you to our fans that have travelled to support the team on the road in recent weeks.

 

January was a challenging month for us in the transfer window, where our ability to strengthen was limited by our PSR position. We were very pleased to sign Woyo Coulibaly and we explored a number of options to make further additions to Ruud’s squad during the month, but the space available in our PSR calculations did not enable us to add the further quality we all felt would improve the team. We remain ambitious, have always been committed to investing in the squad and will continue to be in future. But our ambition must be pursued within the laws of the game.

 

We retain absolute belief in the group of players we have and the qualities of the manager and staff around them for the challenge ahead of us. There’s everything to play for during the coming weeks, and we are all ready to fight for it.

 

We know some of you are frustrated, we respect the views you have shared and we know there are things we need to improve together as one Club. But we also know those improvements are made more easily in the Premier League. To give us the best chance of achieving that, I ask that, during the game, you get behind the team and give them your full support. Winning the games and the points we need to stay up is only possible with your support.

 

Foxes never quit.

 

Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha

Chairman

This is exactly the type of empty gesture we have grown accustomed to, it only reinforces the distance between club and fans.

 

The suggestion is that we’re only angry because we didn’t buy more players in January... There’s so much more to it than that.

 

We back the team on the pitch. It’s your team in the boardroom we don’t trust.

 

Time for action, not empty words Top.

[The Year Of The Fox]

2 minutes ago, ProjectReset said:

This is exactly the type of empty gesture we have grown accustomed to, it only reinforces the distance between club and fans.

 

The suggestion is that we’re only angry because we didn’t buy more players in January... There’s so much more to it than that.

 

We back the team on the pitch. It’s your team in the boardroom we don’t trust.

 

Time for action, not empty words Top.

👏🏼 

[Fox92]

Absolute rubbish.

[winteriscoming]

Copy and paste for next season in the championship and just change the managers name. 

[CosbehFox]

Corporate nonsense. 
 

I knew they’d try something tonight. A statement telling us nothing about nothing 

[The_77]

Man, that was a whole lot of nothing. 

[Dmitry]

46 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/khun-tops-arsenal-programme-notes
 

Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to King Power Stadium for today’s Premier League visit of Arsenal - a fixture that stirs memories of some truly classic matches, both at Filbert Street and here on Filbert Way.

 

Today, it’s a fixture that puts us up against the side currently second in the Premier League table, which gives some indication of the challenge before us. It’s an occasion that will require the best of us to secure the result we’re looking for. Welcome to our guests from Arsenal to Leicester this afternoon.

 

In the four weeks since we last played at home, we’ve had a fine win at Tottenham, a disappointing day at Everton and an FA Cup performance at Manchester United that promised and deserved more. It’s been a mixed period, but our objective for the season remains within reach. There will be some twists and turns yet, but we will be fighting throughout the next 14 games to make sure we stay in the Premier League. Thank you to our fans that have travelled to support the team on the road in recent weeks.

 

January was a challenging month for us in the transfer window, where our ability to strengthen was limited by our PSR position. We were very pleased to sign Woyo Coulibaly and we explored a number of options to make further additions to Ruud’s squad during the month, but the space available in our PSR calculations did not enable us to add the further quality we all felt would improve the team. We remain ambitious, have always been committed to investing in the squad and will continue to be in future. But our ambition must be pursued within the laws of the game.

 

We retain absolute belief in the group of players we have and the qualities of the manager and staff around them for the challenge ahead of us. There’s everything to play for during the coming weeks, and we are all ready to fight for it.

 

We know some of you are frustrated, we respect the views you have shared and we know there are things we need to improve together as one Club. But we also know those improvements are made more easily in the Premier League. To give us the best chance of achieving that, I ask that, during the game, you get behind the team and give them your full support. Winning the games and the points we need to stay up is only possible with your support.

 

Foxes never quit.

 

Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha

Chairman

I ran this through the ChatGPT summarizer and the result surprised me : รัสกิน ออก! = RUDKIN - OUT! 

[AjcW]

33 minutes ago, StanSP said:

I don't think he's ever written programme notes. 

 

And these days it's even easier with AI...

It would have been improved by AI but this is 100% Anthony Herlihy.

 

I ran it through a few tools I’ve got, 0% AI, 100% KP Waffle.

[AKCJ]

That is absolutely shameless  

 

We never hear from the board and they know that. We want to hear about genuine action not a jumble of corporate nonsense designed to spin the protest as a distraction and to make it seem like a poor result tomorrow will be the result of poor support from the fans as opposed to poor support from the board.

 

A "see, we do communicate" post.

 

Sorry, Aiyawatt. The time for the board to talk to us has long since passed. Time for action.

 

[CrazyKopCorner]

Absolute shite - he’s living on another planet 

[Corky]

Well said Top. Don't let the haters get you down. Up the King Power. My chairman.

 

P.S. Hope the Polo is going well.

[andrewsfoxes]

Hopefully nobody buys a programme tomorrow. 

[Samilktray]

I just asked ChatGPT to write some program notes in the style of Leicester City chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and this is what it came up with 

 

“Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to King Power Stadium for today’s Premier League visit of Arsenal - a fixture that stirs memories of some truly classic matches, both at Filbert Street and here on Filbert Way.

 

Today, it’s a fixture that puts us up against the side currently second in the Premier League table, which gives some indication of the challenge before us. It’s an occasion that will require the best of us to secure the result we’re looking for. Welcome to our guests from Arsenal to Leicester this afternoon.

 

In the four weeks since we last played at home, we’ve had a fine win at Tottenham, a disappointing day at Everton and an FA Cup performance at Manchester United that promised and deserved more. It’s been a mixed period, but our objective for the season remains within reach. There will be some twists and turns yet, but we will be fighting throughout the next 14 games to make sure we stay in the Premier League. Thank you to our fans that have travelled to support the team on the road in recent weeks.

 

January was a challenging month for us in the transfer window, where our ability to strengthen was limited by our PSR position. We were very pleased to sign Woyo Coulibaly and we explored a number of options to make further additions to Ruud’s squad during the month, but the space available in our PSR calculations did not enable us to add the further quality we all felt would improve the team. We remain ambitious, have always been committed to investing in the squad and will continue to be in future. But our ambition must be pursued within the laws of the game.

 

We retain absolute belief in the group of players we have and the qualities of the manager and staff around them for the challenge ahead of us. There’s everything to play for during the coming weeks, and we are all ready to fight for it.

 

We know some of you are frustrated, we respect the views you have shared and we know there are things we need to improve together as one Club. But we also know those improvementsare made more easily in the Premier League. To give us the best chance of achieving that, I ask that, during the game, you get behind the team and give them your full support. Winning the games and the points we need to stay up is only possiblewith your support.

 

Foxes never quit.”

 

Edited 14 February by Samilktray

[HankMarvin]

55 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Today, it’s a fixture that puts us up against the side currently second in the Premier League table, which gives some indication of the challenge before us

Aka lube your bum hole expect to get rogered, anything else is a bonus 

[l444ry]

Playing Devil's Advocate here but there is nothing he could have written that would placate many on here? 

[dnewty]

To be honest I think this will fire more people up to protest.

Top just comes across as weak, you can see exactly why the clubs in the state it’s in.