Protest march vs Norwich - Sat 28th Feb 2026

[coolhandfox]

Protest loud outside the ground, bring that noise into the ground and get behind the new manager.

 

Let them know we want change at the top, but at the same time sing the lads to a win.

Edited 18 February by coolhandfox

[hackneyfox]

24 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Really struggle to see that. It’s all outside the ground.

So if it’s not making an impact on those inside the ground what’s the point of it?

At this stage everything is in balance with a new manger, I’d prefer that nothing takes place that may make his job any harder.

Also quite likely that many will have now decided to not join the march so it could all look a bit sad and pointless and will pit others off from joining any future marches.

Always best to pick your battle and this isn’t the right time imo.

[SemperEadem]

23 minutes ago, hackneyfox said:

So if it’s not making an impact on those inside the ground what’s the point of it?

At this stage everything is in balance with a new manger, I’d prefer that nothing takes place that may make his job any harder.

Also quite likely that many will have now decided to not join the march so it could all look a bit sad and pointless and will pit others off from joining any future marches.

Always best to pick your battle and this isn’t the right time imo.

A march outside the ground is doing absolutely nothing to make Gary Rowett’s game harder. I would suggest very few are now thinking ah Il walk down Raw Dykes instead to avoid me looking like I support this because the club now has Rowett.

[CosbehFox]

5 hours ago, em9999 said:

With the club in such a precarious position and with new manager I would like to suggest this is a bad bad time for any kind of protest and it should be delayed to the end of the season..

 

But hey 👋 

Wednesday kept saying the same. Then they started next season on minus points 

[FoxesTalker]

On 14/02/2026 at 18:26, funkyrobot said:

Maybe the protest colour should be black for Leicester - matches the old Fosse colours a bit like Man U with their Newton Heath green and yellow. No royal blue and white, everyone on the march and in the stadium wear black - either LCFC black stuff or just black clothing. Gives it the funereal vibes too! 

This is a decent suggestion to align with the graphic that was put out.

[LadyFox53]

All those able to attend the protest should wear clown costumes so they fit in with the board.

[Foxin_Mad]

2 hours ago, LadyFox53 said:

All those able to attend the protest should wear clown costumes so they fit in with the board.

Careful you'll get moved over to Mr Rudkins seat 

Edited 19 February by Foxin_Mad

[Claridge]

Surely it would be better after the game as the team need positivity from everyone for this game. I know the club and the team has been terrible and deserve all the anger but we somehow have to stay up + hopefully more would do it after the game.

[Nolucklcfc]

26 minutes ago, Claridge said:

Surely it would be better after the game as the team need positivity from everyone for this game. I know the club and the team has been terrible and deserve all the anger but we somehow have to stay up + hopefully more would do it after the game.

I bet majority of the people attending this Protest, will be vocally behind the team a lot more than the type of people saying this. 

[Marky mark]

The obvious thing 

have the March & enter the ground on the 14 th minute 

[Leicester_Loyal]

3 hours ago, Nolucklcfc said:

I bet majority of the people attending this Protest, will be vocally behind the team a lot more than the type of people saying this. 

Yep, if there wasn't a protest going on then my lot probably wouldn't even bother attending the game.

 

No surprise the pro KPFC lot are coming in with excuses now, it'll be the protesters fault if we fail to take 3 points or end up going down. Always the same people as well, this has been going on since the Rodgers days, I just tend to ignore them now (hence replying to you and not them).

 

Remember the same ones who say everyone is entitled to their opinions if they don't want to join in the protests, or they want to clap the players off, will then say the march is a bit sad and pointless and the ones taking part are actively harming the club. Classic 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

14 hours ago, Nolucklcfc said:

I bet majority of the people attending this Protest, will be vocally behind the team a lot more than the type of people saying this. 

Yep. "Back the lads" types are broadly very meek in my experience.

[Ian S]

On 18/02/2026 at 21:06, hackneyfox said:

So if it’s not making an impact on those inside the ground what’s the point of it?

At this stage everything is in balance with a new manger, I’d prefer that nothing takes place that may make his job any harder.

Also quite likely that many will have now decided to not join the march so it could all look a bit sad and pointless and will pit others off from joining any future marches.

Always best to pick your battle and this isn’t the right time imo.

No one is forcing you to join in, quite how this protest will make Rowetts job harder is beyond me, is he intending to join the march and disrupt his pre match team talk?
Those fans sitting on their backside as we drift to the cliff edge are such a large part of the problem.
 

[Swarles Barkley]

Funny how those who think the protest will harm the performance of the players dont consider 

 

A) We haven’t won in about 6 games and play completely shite anyway

B) That the damage Khunt and Rudkin are doing will be way more harmful to their performance than a group of fans outside the ground having a protest

[PaulW]

21 hours ago, LadyFox53 said:

All those able to attend the protest should wear clown costumes so they fit in with the board.

Could be a different, more appropriate interpretation of people wearing that particular costume.

[OntarioFox]

20 hours ago, Foxin_Mad said:

Careful you'll get moved over to Mr Rudkins seat 

Perfect - then resign Danny Ward. Radicalise the moderates.

 

[LCFCJohn]

3 hours ago, PaulW said:

Could be a different, more appropriate interpretation of people wearing that particular costume.

Oh sure, the clowns are the ones trying to hold the incompetent owner accountable for taking the club to a positions of insolvency.

 

Do you ever actually contribute anything to this forum than snide attacks at those unhappy with the running of the club by the way? Because I have never actually seen anything interesting from you.

[themightyfin]

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Edited 20 February by themightyfin

[LinekersLugs]

Put £100 today on is winning 4-0 

 

100/1 

[PaulW]

6 hours ago, LCFCJohn said:

Oh sure, the clowns are the ones trying to hold the incompetent owner accountable for taking the club to a positions of insolvency.

 

Do you ever actually contribute anything to this forum than snide attacks at those unhappy with the running of the club by the way? Because I have never actually seen anything interesting from you.

As opposed to snide attacks on the Club you mean?

[LCFCJohn]

7 minutes ago, PaulW said:

As opposed to snide attacks on the Club you mean?

Not exactly snide attacks. We are outright calling out the absolutely incompetent, disastrous ownership and management of the club. 
 

Whereas because you can’t deal with the fact people disagree with your view, all you do is come on here to make snide digs, rather than engage in discussion and perhaps educate yourself on the issues and why people are unhappy. 

[Sky Blues]

26 minutes ago, PaulW said:

As opposed to snide attacks on the Club you mean?

Sounds like you need learn how to separate those ruining your club from your club. 

 

People are not attacking your club. They are talking about what is needed to save your club. Burying your head in the sand and hoping it will all go away won't work. How bad do things have to get before you seriously consider who and what has caused such a massive fall in just 10 years? 

[Voll Blau]

55 minutes ago, PaulW said:

As opposed to snide attacks on the Club you mean?

Worst use of the word "snide" I've ever seen.

[Nolucklcfc]

10 hours ago, PaulW said:

Could be a different, more appropriate interpretation of people wearing that particular costume.

Genuine question, do you believe king power are still the best people to take the club forward? 

[marketharboroughfox]

Going to this protest and then supporting the team afterwards aren't mutually exclusive, I'll be doing both.