It needs to be said

[Hales]

I agree, don't attend, don't watch on tv and don't log onto foxeshub.....they don't deserve supporters until KP f**ks off 

[Phil Mitchell]

I’d take league one just to make sure these ***** have a double relegation on their CV and never play at a good level again. Phil

[Hamilton Fox]

22 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

If you attend games under this regime you're part of the problem and you're facilitating the downfall and mismanagement of this club

 

And I don't care about the abuse I'm about to receive 

I didn’t go and turned it on tv at half time - I’m still part of the problem..

[ashbyj]

Its Loughborough Dynamo for me till the swamp is drained.

[Katy]

3 minutes ago, Manc Fox J said:

You can go to the ground and protest on matchday without entering a turnstile 

Cheers, never thought of that 🙃

[foxfanazer]

2 minutes ago, Phil Mitchell said:

I’d take league one just to make sure these ***** have a double relegation on their CV and never play at a good level again. Phil

 

[Glasgow fox]

I have 2 season tickets and have supported Leicester for over 50 years.  May sound ridiculous but I do not blame ayew, Thomas, daka etc etc.  Witnessed lots of crap footballers and crap teams over the years.  I have not attended a game for 4 months as the hierarchy do not have a clue.  If head poncho can't be arsed and would rather play polo then that says it all.  I always used to buy merchandise but stopped over a year ago as if top cannot manage the club and allow such a bunch of idiots to be on the payroll then just fek off.  I hate not attending but never will until top and his incompetent staff fek off and earn a proper living doing a proper job.  Absolutely fuming.  Not sure I even want a firefighter manager in to possibly keep us up as top and his clowns do not deserve it.  We all need to stop attending it is the only way we may get our club back.

[Andrew]

9 minutes ago, jayfox26 said:

I've been to games every season since 1997 (apart from covid) up until last season, and I wont go to another while Top is here. 

 

I can barely be arsed watching on TV. I've gone from LCFC being my life to really not giving 2 shits because of the useless people destroying the club. Absolutely horrible. 

You have to make the decision to back away otherwise you will go around the twist. 

 

A lot of people would say 'it's only a game' but they just don't understand the passion. I just can't bare this crap anymore.

[WestLothianFox]

If I have the choice of watching City, or getting my next treatment of Chemotherapy, which is pure hell and wouldn't wish on anyone.

 

I will choose the Chemo, says it all really

[Pliskin]

26 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

If you attend games under this regime you're part of the problem and you're facilitating the downfall and mismanagement of this club

 

And I don't care about the abuse I'm about to receive 

100% I’ve been once since Birmingham at home and that was Charlton.

 

I’ve personally had a ST since 1997… and for the first time ever in my life, I’ve fallen out of love with this club. The Leicester City I fell in love with is dead. 

[foxfanazer]

Just now, WestLothianFox said:

If I have the choice of watching City, or getting my next treatment of Chemotherapy, which is pure hell and wouldn't wish on anyone.

 

I will choose the Chemo, says it all really

Sorry to hear that. Best of luck to you

[Jakemoore]

Keep thinking it can’t get any lower and then it does. Just talking to a Charlton mate of mine who’s adopted the ability to ‘not care’. I wish I had that. How long will it be until all just totally numb to it all?! It’s just really sad. 

[worthosoriginals]

9 minutes ago, Katy said:

I want to go so I can protest very loudly 

Who to a steward?

[Vestan Pance]

Please boycott the games else this club is dead. Do your bit, do the right thing.

[ALC Fox]

1 minute ago, WestLothianFox said:

If I have the choice of watching City, or getting my next treatment of Chemotherapy, which is pure hell and wouldn't wish on anyone.

 

I will choose the Chemo, says it all really

Keep up the fight, best of luck.

[Katy]

I didn’t actually say anything about entering the ground did I? I said I want to go and protest very loudly. 

[Stuntman_Mike]

This isn't a bad period or run of form, this actually feels like generational damage at this point. We're being set back donkeys years right before our eyes.

[southfox66]

we have actually come full circle and back to where we started but the current team isn't even as good as the Leicester teams of old. we all saw this coming except for those running the club he should have sold us when we were starting to fall apart in the premier at least we might have had a chance of a future in the premier but now that seems a long way off we could be here for years.

 

These are very sad times 

[The Year Of The Fox]

7 minutes ago, WestLothianFox said:

If I have the choice of watching City, or getting my next treatment of Chemotherapy, which is pure hell and wouldn't wish on anyone.

 

I will choose the Chemo, says it all really

All the best mate 

[Pliskin]

I’ve been a season ticket holder since 1997. I fell in love with Leicester City at Filbert Street, watching a group of wayward heroes who had no airs and graces, no pretence, just graft, heart and honesty. It wasn’t always pretty, and it certainly wasn’t always successful, but it was real. It was a club that knew what it was, and so did the people who followed it.

 

What we are watching now bears absolutely no resemblance to that club.

 

The current state of Leicester City is not the result of bad luck, financial inevitability, or “football cycles.” It is the direct consequence of catastrophic ownership and boardroom incompetence. This decline has been entirely self-inflicted, overseen step by step by Top and those he has surrounded himself with. Poor recruitment, cowardly decision-making, a total absence of footballing strategy, and an ownership that appears either incapable or unwilling to recognise the scale of its own failure.

 

This isn’t just decline — it’s a spectacular dismantling of everything that once made the club respectable.

 

And yes, I’ll say it plainly: I don’t like this team anymore. Not because they’re losing — I’ve watched Leicester lose plenty over the decades — but because there is nothing left to connect to. No identity. No fight. No sense that anyone at the top understands what this club means to its supporters. I would genuinely rather watch another team play right now, because at least then I might see football played with pride, intelligence, or purpose.

 

I know exactly what the response to that will be:

“Go and support Arsenal then.”

 

But that misses the point entirely.

 

I don’t want trophies. I don’t want glamour. I don’t even demand success. I want football I can be proud of. I can accept inadequacy when it comes from limitation. I cannot accept inadequacy when it comes from negligence, arrogance, and repeated self-sabotage. There is a world of difference between being beaten and being badly run.

 

What makes this even more depressing is the blind loyalty that now masquerades as support. Fans who continue to turn up week after week, applauding mediocrity and excusing incompetence, are — however uncomfortable it is to admit — part of the problem. Acceptance is oxygen for failure. Silence is endorsement. If there is no consequence for this level of mismanagement, why would the ownership ever feel the need to change?

 

Supporting a football club does not mean surrendering your standards.

 

I will always love Leicester City. That love was earned long before Premier League titles and European nights. But loving a club does not mean pretending this is acceptable. This is not bad fortune. This is not transition. This is a slow, embarrassing erosion of everything that once mattered, and it has been allowed to happen at the very top.

 

The most painful part isn’t relegation battles or poor performances — it’s the realisation that the people entrusted with this club have learned nothing, accepted nothing, and taken responsibility for nothing.

 

And until that changes, this decline won’t stop. It’ll only become normal.

[bovril]

Can I go at least for comic relief? 

[Grumpy Fox]

22 minutes ago, jayfox26 said:

Or firing up the old VHS player to watch homemade pornos of your parents. 

And they lasted longer than 45 minutes

[clownfox]

I gave up my season ticket after we got relegated in 2023, only because I was going away for University and could not afford to keep it up. I have not a single desire to get that back once I graduate and move home to Leicester, I feel so disconnected and I get it, I have not seen some of the other worst times for the club but this is the worst it’s ever been in my lifetime. I’m over football, other sports have my interests for the first time in my life and even when the teams I support are bad, at least I get some joy out of it. I get no joy from watching Leicester play. I’m done with watching us until Top finally is gone, he’s destroyed any love I had for us 

[Stuntman_Mike]

3 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I’ve been a season ticket holder since 1997. I fell in love with Leicester City at Filbert Street, watching a group of wayward heroes who had no airs and graces, no pretence, just graft, heart and honesty. It wasn’t always pretty, and it certainly wasn’t always successful, but it was real. It was a club that knew what it was, and so did the people who followed it.

 

What we are watching now bears absolutely no resemblance to that club.

 

The current state of Leicester City is not the result of bad luck, financial inevitability, or “football cycles.” It is the direct consequence of catastrophic ownership and boardroom incompetence. This decline has been entirely self-inflicted, overseen step by step by Top and those he has surrounded himself with. Poor recruitment, cowardly decision-making, a total absence of footballing strategy, and an ownership that appears either incapable or unwilling to recognise the scale of its own failure.

 

This isn’t just decline — it’s a spectacular dismantling of everything that once made the club respectable.

 

And yes, I’ll say it plainly: I don’t like this team anymore. Not because they’re losing — I’ve watched Leicester lose plenty over the decades — but because there is nothing left to connect to. No identity. No fight. No sense that anyone at the top understands what this club means to its supporters. I would genuinely rather watch another team play right now, because at least then I might see football played with pride, intelligence, or purpose.

 

I know exactly what the response to that will be:

“Go and support Arsenal then.”

 

But that misses the point entirely.

 

I don’t want trophies. I don’t want glamour. I don’t even demand success. I want football I can be proud of. I can accept inadequacy when it comes from limitation. I cannot accept inadequacy when it comes from negligence, arrogance, and repeated self-sabotage. There is a world of difference between being beaten and being badly run.

 

What makes this even more depressing is the blind loyalty that now masquerades as support. Fans who continue to turn up week after week, applauding mediocrity and excusing incompetence, are — however uncomfortable it is to admit — part of the problem. Acceptance is oxygen for failure. Silence is endorsement. If there is no consequence for this level of mismanagement, why would the ownership ever feel the need to change?

 

Supporting a football club does not mean surrendering your standards.

 

I will always love Leicester City. That love was earned long before Premier League titles and European nights. But loving a club does not mean pretending this is acceptable. This is not bad fortune. This is not transition. This is a slow, embarrassing erosion of everything that once mattered, and it has been allowed to happen at the very top.

 

The most painful part isn’t relegation battles or poor performances — it’s the realisation that the people entrusted with this club have learned nothing, accepted nothing, and taken responsibility for nothing.

 

And until that changes, this decline won’t stop. It’ll only become normal.

Fantastic post. Completely captures how I feel 

[Thebluefox85]

100% agree I could see this coming last season and got rid of my season ticket. I’ve had it for the last 15year I’ve seen some

shit even league one but nothing has been this bad! Don’t spend your money in the shop don’t buy the rip off shirts and don’t go until this little spoilt brat is force to sell the club! He’s is driving us into administration! He’s a disgrace and he’s let his father down in the way he ruined this club and undone everything his dad built at this club! An Empty ground will say more than any protest KING POWER OUT!!!