Wow. Clueless is an understatement.

[PhillippaT]

1 hour ago, filbertway said:

I just want to confirm that I did not write that article

 

Reads like it's written by someone that doesn't pay the slightest attention outside of the 90 minutes a match is played and probably still tries to find the results on ceefax.

Nugent just scored, right?  

[Mike Oxlong]

There are some fans who would be quite content to cheer us into obscurity 

[Finnegan]

1 hour ago, Terraloon said:

That is perhaps the most pathetic article I have ever read.

This bit wasn’t just rude it was downright disgusting 

 

“ 

They are not proper fans or patriots. They are selfish and think only about themselves. They do not care about their surroundings. They just show their own egoism and have no grit at all.

Leicester“

 

Jesus christ. Was this written by a Russian bot farm? 

 

Patriotism? 

 

[Swarles Barkley]

Articles screams middle lane driver at 60mph in a Nissan Juke

[Foxin_Mad]

Some people seem to think that sitting in your seat with a flask of hot choccy and a Waitrose sarnie is backing the lads delusional doesn't even come close!

 

Beside the point that its kind of a 2 way thing, if the players show some ounce of effort, and the manager sets up to play so sort of reasonable attacking football where we attempt to win the game, I think the fans get behind that. What ever way you look at it, sideways football with no shots on target is not going to get the ground buzzing! 

[dmayne7]

People actually wound up by this? . It's comically bad both in terms of tone and the quality of written English. Sad that so many have been sucked in

[Corky]

"They do not care about their surroundings" when defending a club that offers faded seats, a dirty roof and crap toilet facilities.

[RowlattsFox]

The funny thing about this thread title is it could have applied to lots of different scenarios with the club at the minute.

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

That can’t be real surely?

[ramboacdc]

4 hours ago, filbertway said:

I just want to confirm that I did not write that article

 

Reads like it's written by someone that doesn't pay the slightest attention outside of the 90 minutes a match is played and probably still tries to find the results on ceefax.

I so very nearly tagged you in it before your post just to see what happened. 

Send them a link to the Telescore app and watch their head explode

[ajthefox]

 

English not being their first language explains the writing.

Not sure what explains the content.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

1 hour ago, ajthefox said:

 

English not being their first language explains the writing.

Not sure what explains the content.

Splitters! 

[LCFCJohn]

3 hours ago, dmayne7 said:

People actually wound up by this? . It's comically bad both in terms of tone and the quality of written English. Sad that so many have been sucked in

The issue is, it gets this message out and misinforms others.

 

On one of the general football related FB pages that pops up sometimes (Football Away Days I think), there was a post about how a Leicester fan had replied to the clubs email asking why they hadn’t attended the Sheffield United game.

 

You obviously get all fans of other clubs who haven’t the foggiest idea about our club with the usual lazy, entitled, can’t hack being in the Championship stuff. To them, I would say, let fans who are informed about their own club pass judgement. Like I wouldn’t pass judgement about other clubs fans being unhappy.

 

But then you get so called Leicester fans, on there saying stuff like people that are unhappy only started going 10 years ago etc.

 

Despite the best efforts of people like @The Year Of The Foxto correct people and get the message out, when you have large sections of our own fanbase brushing over the issues, putting propaganda out on behalf of their cult leader, what hope do we have of change happening? 
 

Thats why is annoying about articles like this. Yes you can laugh at the appalling English or the hypocrisy of it etc. But it feeds into a wider problem of this cult that has formed, working against the best interests of the club.

Edited 2 December 2025 by LCFCJohn

[Corky]

The Facebook Banter groups and TalkSport can do what they like. They have no vested interest in the club any more than we do about most others.

 

The fact our own fans are happy to put their own club down, to rewrite history and almost lie about the past because they feel one man who is barely ever here is bigger than the club they profess to care about is pathetic.

 

We had an Official Supporters Club release a statement not condemning the record breaking level garbage on the pitch but instead criticising the fans for complaining about it. This tripe is criticising the fans for not accepting yet another dismal performance among many in the past 16 months by mindlessly applauding it.

 

Do bugger all in the stands but rush to your computer to shout about how loyal and supportive you are. Happy to drag this club down, for some bizarre reason, whilst being a "true fan". 

[beepee1984]

It reads like it could have been written by Top himself

 

Bad English and blame the fans

[Bourbon Fox]

7 hours ago, Terraloon said:

 

“ 

They are not proper fans or patriots. They are selfish and think only about themselves. They do not care about their surroundings. They just show their own egoism and have no grit at all.

Leicester“

These new chants are crap

[Danizen]

6 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Online: BACK THE LADS!

 

In the ground *silence*. 

UPTOWN FUNK YOU UP, SAY UPTOWN FUNK YOU UP

[Corky]

Being in this position has happened before but is relatively rare. The difference is that in the late 80s/ early 90s and 2004-2008 we didn't have a section hero worshipping the owner and telling fans to be careful what they wished for. Mandaric was popular when he first arrived but still had rows with fans.

[dmayne7]

1 hour ago, LCFCJohn said:

The issue is, it gets this message out and misinforms others.

 

On one of the general football related FB pages that pops up sometimes (Football Away Days I think), there was a post about how a Leicester fan had replied to the clubs email asking why they hadn’t attended the Sheffield United game.

 

You obviously get all fans of other clubs who haven’t the foggiest idea about our club with the usual lazy, entitled, can’t hack being in the Championship stuff. To them, I would say, let fans who are informed about their own club pass judgement. Like I wouldn’t pass judgement about other clubs fans being unhappy.

 

But then you get so called Leicester fans, on there saying stuff like people that are unhappy only started going 10 years ago etc.

 

Despite the best efforts of people like @The Year Of The Foxto correct people and get the message out, when you have large sections of our own fanbase brushing over the issues, putting propaganda out on behalf of their cult leader, what hope do we have of change happening? 
 

Thats why is annoying about articles like this. Yes you can laugh at the appalling English or the hypocrisy of it etc. But it feeds into a wider problem of this cult that has formed, working against the best interests of the club.

I do get that when it's a more 'credible' source. But one look at that and even the formatting, web design is so amateurish, I'm not sure it does feed the narrative. Well maybe it does, but that will be because of the hysterical reactions to it on here that fan the flames.

[LCFCJohn]

1 hour ago, dmayne7 said:

I do get that when it's a more 'credible' source. But one look at that and even the formatting, web design is so amateurish, I'm not sure it does feed the narrative. Well maybe it does, but that will be because of the hysterical reactions to it on here that fan the flames.

Yeah fair. I wonder how many views it would even get if it hadn’t been posted here for example.

[MattFox]

2 hours ago, Corky said:

Being in this position has happened before but is relatively rare. The difference is that in the late 80s/ early 90s and 2004-2008 we didn't have a section hero worshipping the owner and telling fans to be careful what they wished for. Mandaric was popular when he first arrived but still had rows with fans.

Pre King Power we were pretty tough on our owners as a fanbase

[Mickyblueeyes]

They need the singers and those using the clappers. Fans should be waving the flags and go that extra mile for their club and the players.
 

@mods. How am I meant to respond to this apart from with very loud swears ? Tell me bro ? This dick talking about clappers. ****ing cocksucking wankstain clappers. 3-0 down to Sheff bastard United and this ***** wants waving flags and clappers. 
 

Sorry, great idea (don’t ban me again). 

[rugbyblue]

3 hours ago, Corky said:

Being in this position has happened before but is relatively rare. The difference is that in the late 80s/ early 90s and 2004-2008 we didn't have a section hero worshipping the owner and telling fans to be careful what they wished for. Mandaric was popular when he first arrived but still had rows with fans.

The very fact he had the b0llocks to meet with fans and have those rows gets him a certain amount of respect in my book.  Certainly more than the current regime 

[DerbyshireFox]

Speaking of clueless 

[Donwebbio]

There is only way out of this nightmare: Aiyawatt sell the club. Everything else is just prolonging the pain