A big thank you to LCFC

[gerrytaggart]

Thankyou Leicester City for giving me back my Saturday afternoons.

 

 

R.I.P. football.

 

 

Anyone else now find themselves free to do more enlightened things with their time?

[kristianity77]

I’ve stopped caring now and don’t even watch games. I’ll look at the scores and probably always will, but I’m completely detached now from the club. I won’t go and follow anyone else of course, but I consider myself now just a neutral who will watch a random game on tv when I have nothing better to do 

Edited 3 April by kristianity77

[sylofox]

This is like loving that girl that has absolutely no interest in you whatsoever.

 

The only way I'll get any interest back in our club is when Top and Co fvck off.

 

Fingers X they take the disgusting happy clappers with them to.

[Haywood_6]

I've stopped watching our games, don't even look to see when we're playing, let alone even thinking about buying a match ticket, or going to a game. The only thing i do is check the score, shrug my shoulders when i see we've lost, that's it. 

Got to be up there with the run clubs in the country. I'll come back when there's something to believe in again. 

[filbertway]

Football is the passion, so it still dominates my free time.

 

I'm completely emotionally blunted about the club atm though, so thank you to Leicester for dropping standards so low that I now have absolutely no expectations of the club.

[trabuch]

I'd completely forgotten we were playing yesterday until about half way through the match (when something popped up on my phone). That hasn't happened for decades.

[blueharmie]

Said it once and I'll say it again, support your local non league team. 

 

It's unique, no scum bags on 100k a week and you can have a beer in the stands.

 

**** top and king power 

[Foxdiamond]

Certainly enjoyed the break because as soon at we have a match you know it's just a matter of how many we lose by.

[MGLCFC]

Whilst I've rarely felt this low about my affection for LCFC (well maybe when we were relegated to League 1), it's still the club I follow. I've felt less connected this year probably because there appears to be an inevitability in the way the club is heading. I'll always have Leicester in my heart and hope to get my match day enthusiasm back. I suppose I ought to be thankful for the last 10 wonderful years (on the whole) and remember how long I had to wait for such happiness the club gave me. Now the lows have returned I feel I need to stick this out in the hope of a better future. 

[trabuch]

5 minutes ago, blueharmie said:

Said it once and I'll say it again, support your local non league team. 

 

It's unique, no scum bags on 100k a week and you can have a beer in the stands.

 

**** top and king power 

This is sound advice. It's a far better experience all round.

[purpleronnie]

15 minutes ago, blueharmie said:

Said it once and I'll say it again, support your local non league team. 

 

It's unique, no scum bags on 100k a week and you can have a beer in the stands.

 

**** top and king power 

I'd imagine the large increase overall in non league football attendances over the past few years is a result (in part) to the growing disillusionment among fans about top level football in this country.

[The Year Of The Fox]

1 hour ago, gerrytaggart said:

Thankyou Leicester City for giving me back my Saturday afternoons.

 

 

R.I.P. football.

 

 

Anyone else now find themselves free to do more enlightened things with their time?

Packed in going during the Rodgers tenure

Packed in caring at the tail end of the Rodgers tenure

 

Couldnt give a fcuk these days. I pity those who still go/haven’t found something better to do with their weekend 

[Dandy king]

I've picked the worst time to give up drinking 

[Dan]

Jokingly said I was going to watch Liverpool v Everton yesterday when I saw our team. Two minutes in I actually did just turn it off, stuck Southampton v Palace on for 13 minutes out of intrigue to see if there really is a side worse than us (there isn't), on went Liverpool v Everton. Not seen another thing from our game.

 

I didn't think it would get to a point where I'm not just not going to games, but am actively not watching them either.

 

It's partly an age thing but it's primarily due to the disgusting sabotage of the club.

[Vestan Pance]

I actually enjoy the bit before games, meeting with mates etc. I just can't abide sitting with these pathetic fans, and being patronised by the club anymore.

 

I'll be watching a bit of League One, mountain biking and getting back into playing music. 

 

I'll return when the lunatics give the asylum back.

[kingston_fox]

Woke up at 2.43am in Hong Kong, by 2.47am I knew it was all over and had another 5 hours sleep. Thank you Top 😘

[Bilo]

Boston v Altrincham on April 12th.

 

Terrace, excellent food, a team that actually tries and £21 for me and the small one. 

 

I'm ****ing LCFC right off until at least three of the Feckless Four of Top, Rudkin, Whelan and RVN have gone for good.

[SecretPro]

Won't be watching any more this season, especially with the weather getting nicer. Last night was genuinely two of the most mundane hours of my life. 

[cruzFOX]

The game was not being televised over here so watched Ipswich give it a go and win. What a thought - why can’t our lot play with that spirits instead of plodding thru games?

I did attempt a dodgy stream to peak in and it was right before the 2nd goal and I just switched my phone off. It’s the same every week. I won’t even try watching or taking interest now. Just watch other footy games it’s better for the mind & body.

[Buzzard]

3 hours ago, kristianity77 said:

I’ve stopped caring now and don’t even watch games. I’ll look at the scores and probably always will, but I’m completely detached now from the club. I won’t go and follow anyone else of course, but I consider myself now just a neutral who will watch a random game on tv when I have nothing better to do 

But you care enough to come onto Foxestalk 😉

[Scotch]

I would say I'm still following the club but not actively watching them. It's too stressful. 

[Trav Le Bleu]

1 hour ago, Bilo said:

Boston v Altrincham on April 12th.

 

Terrace, excellent food, a team that actually tries and £21 for me and the small one. 

 

I'm ****ing LCFC right off until at least three of the Feckless Four of Top, Rudkin, Whelan and RVN have gone for good.

Wheel of fortune...

 

Which one stays?

 

Rudkin of course!

[kristianity77]

1 hour ago, Buzzard said:

But you care enough to come onto Foxestalk 😉

Yeah like I said I have a passing interest in things LCFC but that’s a far cry from being down the ground every game or glued to the tv when I’m not. The falloff for me is still huge 

[cruzFOX]

Deep down we all still care for this club and bleed blue but god damn are they sucking the life and soul out of us at the moment. 
the club needs such a massive reset. A fresh new vision. Maybe we do need new owners with new aspirations like Vichai did when he came in. Brave and bold with big enough bollox to say we will win the premier league in less than 4 years now go!

there has to be wealthy consortiums looking at Leicester for the history and sheer potential. There just has to be.

[Dan]

If we truly didn't care we'd not be on here. I would suggest most of us are holding out some hope that things can turn for the better again one day.

 

Despite how negative I feel I do think it'll get better one day. I don't see the route to how, or when, but it can't stay like this forever.