Aiyawatt sell the club

[CosbehFox]

14 hours ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

My mate went to that legends night tonight. 
 

I quote

 

Danny Simpson absolutely loves the club but hates whats happening to it and they all other than huth seem dissapointed that they aren't involved in the club one way or another even if it was to bring that spirit back of them Pearson years/ranieri year . Rather strange how the most successful players in our history aren't being begged to come back and help out in some way really

To be fair Huth was spot on. He said he would take a meaningful role. 

[RoboFox]

14 hours ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

My mate went to that legends night tonight. 
 

I quote

 

Danny Simpson absolutely loves the club but hates whats happening to it and they all other than huth seem dissapointed that they aren't involved in the club one way or another even if it was to bring that spirit back of them Pearson years/ranieri year . Rather strange how the most successful players in our history aren't being begged to come back and help out in some way really

Just because they’re club legends it doesn’t mean they should automatically qualify for roles at the club IMO. 

 

However, there should already be an office at Seagrave with Kasper Schmeichel’s name engraved on the door. An absolute born winner who demands the absolute best from everyone around him.
 

Not that our esteemed leadership would allow someone so influential questioning their decisions.

[The Year Of The Fox]

18 minutes ago, RoboFox said:

Just because they’re club legends it doesn’t mean they should automatically qualify for roles at the club IMO. 

 

However, there should already be an office at Seagrave with Kasper Schmeichel’s name engraved on the door. An absolute born winner who demands the absolute best from everyone around him.
 

Not that our esteemed leadership would allow someone so influential questioning their decisions.

Agreed. But it’s not because they’ve won something that’s the reason the club should be tapping into them. It’s because they played for a guy who personified Leicester City and who fostered a team spirit we’re so  badly lacking at the moment 

[AKCJ]

29 minutes ago, RoboFox said:

Just because they’re club legends it doesn’t mean they should automatically qualify for roles at the club IMO. 

 

However, there should already be an office at Seagrave with Kasper Schmeichel’s name engraved on the door. An absolute born winner who demands the absolute best from everyone around him.
 

Not that our esteemed leadership would allow someone so influential questioning their decisions.

I completely disagree.

 

It's how you ensure the culture and traditions of the club are respected. Club legends should always have a role to play at their former club should they want it.

[AyewJoking]

9 hours ago, RoboFox said:

Just because they’re club legends it doesn’t mean they should automatically qualify for roles at the club IMO. 

 

However, there should already be an office at Seagrave with Kasper Schmeichel’s name engraved on the door. An absolute born winner who demands the absolute best from everyone around him. (especially when it comes to defending corners)
 

Not that our esteemed leadership would allow someone so influential questioning their decisions.

 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Are we at the point now where the club is lower in the 92 than when King Power bought us? And that's ignoring the financial issues that King Power have got us into.

[The Hitman]

I agree with the lads on the pod, it’s about time for some tennis balls. 

[RoboFox]

Aiyawatt has cultivated a loser culture at the club. People who embrace a lack of standards with zero accountability and it starts at board level.

 

We’re basically a shit, tiny version of Manchester United. 

[wattolcfc]

1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Are we at the point now where the club is lower in the 92 than when King Power bought us? And that's ignoring the financial issues that King Power have got us into.

It seems as though we were 14th in the League after a 3-2 loss at Palace in the opening game, so currently we’re not lower than when the club was bought.

Edited 23 October 2025 by wattolcfc

[Sol thewall Bamba]

25 minutes ago, wattolcfc said:

It seems as though we were 14th in the League after a 3-2 loss at Palace in the opening game, so currently we’re not lower than when the club was bought.

Fair enough, I couldn't remember exactly when the purchase was finalised. 

[Manwell Pablo]

On 22/10/2025 at 14:14, AKCJ said:

I completely disagree.

 

It's how you ensure the culture and traditions of the club are respected. Club legends should always have a role to play at their former club should they want it.

 

I think it's got to fit......

 

I'd be very careful what job I gave Jamie Vardy for example  

[indierich06]

On 22/10/2025 at 14:04, The Year Of The Fox said:

Agreed. But it’s not because they’ve won something that’s the reason the club should be tapping into them. It’s because they played for a guy who personified Leicester City and who fostered a team spirit we’re so  badly lacking at the moment 

Bring him back as DOF, said it for ages. Shunt Rudkin into some other nothing role.

Edited 23 October 2025 by indierich06

[VG Fox]

14 minutes ago, indierich06 said:

Bring him back as DOF, said it for ages. Shunt Rudkin into some other nothing role.

If only, but I doubt Sir Nigel would want anything to do with the club, he knows the two idiots who run the show (if you can call destroying a football club running the show)and will steer well clear

[The Year Of The Fox]

46 minutes ago, indierich06 said:

Bring him back as DOF, said it for ages. Shunt Rudkin into some other nothing role.

It’s not going to happen though

 

KPFC under Top would absolutely hate having someone hold them to account. 

 

 

[Dan]

They're not at the club because they would actually address issues - Rudkin and eventually Aiyawatt.

 

So we've got two utterly useless idiots who wouldn't even take help if offered it because they know it would expose them. Aiyawatt and Rudkin are bigger than the club in Aiyawatt and Rudkin's eyes.

[Tielemans63]

1 hour ago, Manwell Pablo said:

 

I think it's got to fit......

 

I'd be very careful what job I gave Jamie Vardy for example  

Nutritionist

[Spanner73]

3 hours ago, RoboFox said:

Aiyawatt has cultivated a loser culture at the club. People who embrace a lack of standards with zero accountability and it starts at board level.

 

We’re basically a shit, tiny version of Manchester United. 

This is spot on !!
I’ve said that a few times 

it’s all from the Top literally 

The bloke is absolute Cancer to this football club and it’s time tge fans opened their eyes ! 

[Spanner73]

3 hours ago, The Hitman said:

I agree with the lads on the pod, it’s about time for some tennis balls. 

When does the protests start ? 

[Spanner73]

4 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Are we at the point now where the club is lower in the 92 than when King Power bought us? And that's ignoring the financial issues that King Power have got us into.

Yes  ! 

[Spanner73]

3 hours ago, wattolcfc said:

It seems as though we were 14th in the League after a 3-2 loss at Palace in the opening game, so currently we’re not lower than when the club was bought.

It’s pretty obvious to everyone that as a football club we’re run very very poorly and IMO this is the worst I’ve ever seen it run including the Shipman era. 
 

A club in debt over the past 5 seasons through sheer negligence. 
 

An owner who is clearly out of his depth, not interested and won’t engage with the fans. 
 

It’s pretty bleak and this is what we’ve got 
 

 

[Blue ROI]

1 hour ago, Spanner73 said:

It’s pretty obvious to everyone that as a football club we’re run very very poorly and IMO this is the worst I’ve ever seen it run including the Shipman era. 
 

A club in debt over the past 5 seasons through sheer negligence. 
 

An owner who is clearly out of his depth, not interested and won’t engage with the fans. 
 

It’s pretty bleak and this is what we’ve got 
 

 

Be careful what you wish for.

 

We were in League 1 once you know....

[Spanner73]

2 hours ago, Blue ROI said:

Be careful what you wish for.

 

We were in League 1 once you know....

If you give me League One right now but Top sells imminently I’d snatch your hand off - without hesitation !!! 

[Pliskin]

This season could really end up being a monumental disaster. 
 

There’s no staying at this level to rebuild. It will end up being a financial disaster if we fail to go up, which looks incredibly likely. The board will likely forever be terrified to spend any money through fear of punishment, we will still be fighting to get useless players off our inflated wage bill, of which most will walk away for free, we will likely have to sell the likes of Monga for far, far less than we want for him to the likes of Palace because we will have no choice but to sell any young player worth anything. 
 

We will probably piss around starting the stadium expansion, and will end up being stuck at this level for the foreseeable with an empty extension, no saleable assets and the same arsholes running the club. 
 

The situation we’re in really is dire, and it’s entirely self inflicted by the willy pullers running this club.  
 

Nothing will change until the ownership changes. 

[foxile5]

On 22/10/2025 at 14:14, AKCJ said:

I completely disagree.

 

It's how you ensure the culture and traditions of the club are respected. Club legends should always have a role to play at their former club should they want it.

To play devil's advocate - the role Ferguson held at United for so long was a huge burden on staff and they've said as such. 

 

It isn't as simple as saying 'club legend give him the keys' and it working out. I wouldn't want Walsh at the club and I idolise him alongside most other fans. 

 

I could see Schmeichel working well,  Morgan perhaps also. Simpson? I'm not so certain. Likewise one or two others who we hold in high esteem.  

[CrazyKopCorner]

On 22/10/2025 at 14:14, AKCJ said:

I completely disagree.

 

It's how you ensure the culture and traditions of the club are respected. Club legends should always have a role to play at their former club should they want it.

That's what happened previously when Taylor dismantled the club. 

 

We lost the valuable input from the likes of Walsh, Elliot, Izzet, Cottee - Players who had a real feel and who played with pride in playing for the club. 

 

We really should all of those 4 guys from the legends involved and literally any player from that Premier League and FA Cup winning teams who want to be involved should be part of the fabric of the club. 

 

That's how you build culture and a generation of players who really want to play for the club and succeed. Not turn up and big up a huge wage for doing naff all