It needs to be said

[foxfanazer]

1 minute ago, Vlad the Fox said:

Those falling over themselves to spout off on here about not going are as much of the problem than those clapping the players off and supporting the ownership.
 

Put your money where your mouth is and turn up outside the stadium and protest because ranting at people on here and telling them what to do has even less of an impact than those letting their voices be heard in the stadium.

 

Its all mouth and no action.

Bollocks. An empty stadium will send far more of a message of our contempt for them 

 

The fanbase is too beleaguered and apathetic to stage a mass protest against the regime

[bovril]

5 minutes ago, Vlad the Fox said:

Those falling over themselves to spout off on here about not going are as much of the problem than those clapping the players off and supporting the ownership.
 

I doubt either of them are really the problem. I think people overestimate how much the behavior of fans has made a difference to the long term direction of the club. 

[Trev3939]

1 hour 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 

It’s become such a routine for me, but that might just be the final straw 

[Aleksz]

12 minutes ago, Vlad the Fox said:

Those falling over themselves to spout off on here about not going are as much of the problem than those clapping the players off and supporting the ownership.
 

Put your money where your mouth is and turn up outside the stadium and protest because ranting at people on here and telling them what to do has even less of an impact than those letting their voices be heard in the stadium.

 

It’s all mouth and no action.

Couldn’t agree more, agree with the sentiment of not going, but by not going and sitting on foxestalk calling out those that are you’re just sitting and watching your club die before your eyes.

 

By all means don’t go to games, but don’t sit on your hands. Make things fvcking vile and take a stand and put your energy into a proper, meaningful protest.

 

Don’t give up on the reason we’re all even scrolling this site and resign yourselves to it. 

[cropstonfox]

2 minutes ago, bovril said:

I doubt either of them are really the problem. I think people overestimate how much the behavior of fans has made a difference to the long term direction of the club. 

Agree fans are just reactive to the problems or success.At half time it was all laughing and drooling.At the end it was pretty toxic.The problem stems from

Mismanagement and terrible recruitment .

The fans cant really put this right it has to be done from within. 

[Edingleyfox]

I’ve been to the last 3 home games and really need a break. 80 mile round trip and frankly I haven’t seen the players compete for 90 minutes in these or any other home games. Of course the squad and confidence is thin but the team stopped competing as soon as Southampton scored they just don’t look fit yet again

[Hamilton Fox]

29 minutes ago, Headcase said:

On tv? 

Yeah👀

[Free Falling Foxes]

Whatever side of the LCFC/KPFC fence you are, the ever increasing number of empty seats are telling their own story.

This is currently only heading one way.

[FoxesTez]

I think tonight is the final straw for me. 

[Patrick]

The only possible way to get the Khunt to sell the club is to stop giving him money. He clearly doesn't care about the opinions of the fanbase. Give him a matchday attendance of a few thousand happy clappers and he might realise that it's time to go. 

[Maverick Heights]

Let the young lads 18-28 get more access to tickets and change the regime of the away end. Its a cult. The fan base is already shite due to the loyalty scheme. Let's the young lads get in and create an atmosphere. I say this as a 36 year old.

[Dan]

Couldn't pay me to enter that ground. That ban is inadvertently the best thing to ever happen to me and I didn't realise it.

 

I just cannot bare those who cheer this on. They are the enemy.

[niyaminski]

8 hours ago, Vlad the Fox said:

Those falling over themselves to spout off on here about not going are as much of the problem than those clapping the players off and supporting the ownership.
 

Put your money where your mouth is and turn up outside the stadium and protest because ranting at people on here and telling them what to do has even less of an impact than those letting their voices be heard in the stadium.

 

It’s all mouth and no action.

Agreed.

 

10,000 people participating in physical acts of protest such as banners, tennis balls on the pitch and protests outside the west stand will have a greater impact than 10,000 people not turning up.

 

 

[Sky Blues]

Was supposed to be going to your game at Middlesbrough with family members in a couple of weeks. Got informed this morning that we're now not going. They have all given up after last night's debacle. 

[SK3Blue]

It’s hard enough trying to stay interested in a game that has no mavericks, costs a lot to attend and is low on entertainment. 
 

The owner is killing this club, my last game was Vardy’s farewell and I vowed that I’ll never spend another penny while this current owner remains at the club. No shirts, no tickets, I gave up my season ticket for the women’s team (who incidentally are bottom of the WSL) the club still to this day prevents me from going to away games withholding general sale tickets, I won’t buy a membership. 
 

 

[Lineker's Left Foot]

10 minutes ago, Sky Blues said:

Was supposed to be going to your game at Middlesbrough with family members in a couple of weeks. Got informed this morning that we're now not going. They have all given up after last night's debacle. 

Fair play to them 

[funkyrobot]

6 hours ago, Dan said:

Couldn't pay me to enter that ground. That ban is inadvertently the best thing to ever happen to me and I didn't realise it.

 

I just cannot bare those who cheer this on. They are the enemy.

There wasn’t anyone cheering anything on at the end of this game. The atmosphere was as toxic as it’s ever been down there and rightly so.

[poppowell]

9 hours ago, Jacob7839 said:

Went today admittedly first time since Derby game I’m a season ticket holder I don’t put my ticket for resale or anything I just don’t go because I don’t enjoy it. And that’s my final straw if there was a way to to give up my season ticket I would.

You can , a mate of mine who lives in North Wales did it about a month ago.He emailed the club and told them he was sick of driving a 7 hour round trip to watch that s - -t and they gave him the remainder of the seasons money back and cancelled his ticket.

[OriginalRobboFOX]

10 hours 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 

What a load of boll*cks. So me taking my young kids to watch professional football is part of the problem. You can generalise if you want to but don’t try and pull everyone down with you. 
 

I want a regime change too. And if people want to avoid going as some way of making a stand against Top and co that’s fine. That’s their choice. It may seem a futile protest that will hardly be reacted upon given Top isn’t going anywhere soon whilst there is such little worth to his investment - but I’ll leave the stay awayers to it and wish them the best. 
 

I’ve been going religiously since 1989 and seen some tripe in that time. However, I won’t be herded along into avoiding the games and I’ll continue supporting my team through the incredible highs and soul crushing lows and as the song goes I’ll always back the lads. If that makes me “part of the problem” I’ll take it. 🦊💙

[HighPeakFox]

I won't go but I also refuse to start pointing fingers.

[Stuntman_Mike]

37 minutes ago, SK3Blue said:

It’s hard enough trying to stay interested in a game that has no mavericks, costs a lot to attend and is low on entertainment. 
 

The owner is killing this club, my last game was Vardy’s farewell and I vowed that I’ll never spend another penny while this current owner remains at the club. No shirts, no tickets, I gave up my season ticket for the women’s team (who incidentally are bottom of the WSL) the club still to this day prevents me from going to away games withholding general sale tickets, I won’t buy a membership. 
 

 

That's when we should have just folded. 

[foxfanazer]

40 minutes ago, OriginalRobboFOX said:

What a load of boll*cks. So me taking my young kids to watch professional football is part of the problem. You can generalise if you want to but don’t try and pull everyone down with you. 
 

I want a regime change too. And if people want to avoid going as some way of making a stand against Top and co that’s fine. That’s their choice. It may seem a futile protest that will hardly be reacted upon given Top isn’t going anywhere soon whilst there is such little worth to his investment - but I’ll leave the stay awayers to it and wish them the best. 
 

I’ve been going religiously since 1989 and seen some tripe in that time. However, I won’t be herded along into avoiding the games and I’ll continue supporting my team through the incredible highs and soul crushing lows and as the song goes I’ll always back the lads. If that makes me “part of the problem” I’ll take it. 🦊💙

If you're fine with it then crack on. Enjoy the games 

[Gamble92]

7 hours ago, Dan said:

Couldn't pay me to enter that ground. That ban is inadvertently the best thing to ever happen to me and I didn't realise it.

 

I just cannot bare those who cheer this on. They are the enemy.

Absolutely. The response you get to even daring to rightly pin this on the owner is laughable. Cuckolds

[demon_dog]

I take a disabled person to the games, I would stop going if it wasn't for that. They look forward to seeing them so much. After supporting city for over 40 years I cannot recall a time when we were in free fall as we are now. I asked if they would stop going if we were relegated, they said no way I'm Leicester through and through!

Oh dear, I don't really want to let him down, what would you do?

[foxfanazer]

Just now, demon_dog said:

I take a disabled person to the games, I would stop going if it wasn't for that. They look forward to seeing them so much. After supporting city for over 40 years I cannot recall a time when we were in free fall as we are now. I asked if they would stop going if we were relegated, they said no way I'm Leicester through and through!

Oh dear, I don't really want to let him down, what would you do?

What a lovely thing to do. Maybe just take an eye mask so you don't have to subject yourself to the misery of watching us