Protest march vs Norwich - Sat 28th Feb 2026

[Sol thewall Bamba]

I can't believe people are questioning whether this still goes ahead after getting a point against STOKE ☠️ 

[trooky]

17 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I think relegation genuinely spells the end of the club. Unlike Bolton, we would be going down with the largest financial output league 1 has ever seen. The clubs debts would surpass the overall value of the club…. It’s a truly frightening time to be a Leicester fan….. and I don’t think the message has entirely sunk in amongst some sections of the fan base…… let’s jus hope we can keep ourselves up. We have to stay up to stand a chance of recovering. 

Yes, I fully agree. As Martin O'Neil said we should protest before or after, but during the game we need to be the 12th man.

 

 

[Sky Blues]

8 hours ago, Gamble92 said:

That was absolutely mad looking back. Why didn't any of the clubs closer agree to a ground share seen as you have so many closer ones? I know still not ideal but ****ing Northampton. 

It wasn't too bad. 45 minutes by car. We shared with Birmingham next which was closer but then you have traffic problems. 

 

The whole thing was mad. Getting points deductions just so they could break contracts and then paying Birmingham more in rent than our own ground cost us. But one bonus was we ended up knowing more about the law than we did football 😂

[Sky Blues]

6 hours ago, Leicesterpool said:

A agree with the protest, timing not so sure. Problem now too many fans i thnk are sticking up for Top still keep reminding us of the premier league and fa cup triumph. Ancient history im afraid, that success has come and gone.

How long do you wait for? Until it's too late? It might even be too late now and hardly anything has happened. 

 

If the worst happens and you have to start again you would still have a club to support. But it would have to have a different name and your history gets wiped out. There won't be a Prem title or FA cup win. It would be a fully new club starting in non league. 

[Arkie Bennett]

1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

I can't believe people are questioning whether this still goes ahead after getting a point against STOKE ☠️ 

But Harry Winks...

[john ridley]

11 hours ago, Pliskin said:

After some of the frankly OTT reactions to a pathetic draw V Stoke, I’m worried this will lose traction. 
 

Theres a lot of people in that Stoke threat who see to be fairly content and hopeful….. which then seems to have a massive impact on any kind of protests against the owners.

Think the Boro result should get it going g again 🤞🤞

 

 

[ARM1968]

This all just puts me in mind of, be careful what you wish for. 
 

This exact position was what I feared and voiced here years ago. Got laughed at. Doesn’t matter now. 
 

I think we have to do something, but I doubt this protest achieves much in reality. There aren’t a bunch of potential owners knocking on our door. 
 

we could simply be jumping out of the frying pan etc. 

[Voll Blau]

22 minutes ago, ARM1968 said:

This all just puts me in mind of, be careful what you wish for. 
 

This exact position was what I feared and voiced here years ago. Got laughed at. Doesn’t matter now. 
 

I think we have to do something, but I doubt this protest achieves much in reality. There aren’t a bunch of potential owners knocking on our door. 
 

we could simply be jumping out of the frying pan etc. 

Because, at present, we're not up for sale.

[Stadt]

37 minutes ago, ARM1968 said:

This all just puts me in mind of, be careful what you wish for. 
 

This exact position was what I feared and voiced here years ago. Got laughed at. Doesn’t matter now. 
 

I think we have to do something, but I doubt this protest achieves much in reality. There aren’t a bunch of potential owners knocking on our door. 
 

we could simply be jumping out of the frying pan etc. 

Did you know the people who bought your last house?

[Guppys Love Child]

Iiiiiiiiiiiiiii

3 hours ago, ARM1968 said:

This all just puts me in mind of, be careful what you wish for. 
 

This exact position was what I feared and voiced here years ago. Got laughed at. Doesn’t matter now. 
 

I think we have to do something, but I doubt this protest achieves much in reality. There aren’t a bunch of potential owners knocking on our door. 
 

we could simply be jumping out of the frying pan etc. 

To coin another phrase, what have we got to lose.

 

Under the current circumstances and the yoke of King Power we are probably going to continue on our downward spiral, as they just don't seem to learn from one incompetent mistake to the next incompetent mistake.

 

Its impossible to deny that both on and off the pitch we as a club are in a sh1t state, and over the last 5 or 6 years they have shown us that as owners King Power are now not fit for purpose.

 

No one has a crystal ball to forsee our eventual fate, but unless Rowett can steady the ship and actually get a tune, some fight and consistency out of his bunch we are probably destined for League One, and I fear for us if that happens.

 

There must be an Event Horizon point for King Power where the financial burden becomes too great, and the family's "duty" to Vichai's legacy has diminished enough to consider selling the club, but where that point is I haven't a clue.

 

Maybe League One's football, it's reduced financial income, coupled with our crippling outgoings would tip us over the precipice and pushes us and possibly King Power into administration, and we become financially attractive enough to be purchased at a reduced rate to pay off a creditor, who knows.

 

But I'll stand by my belief, that I have voiced in numerous posts that until we are sold we won't ever get the opportunity to heal and move forward again, as the damage caused by Top, Rudkin, KP et el is just to deep and far beyond there ability to reverse or they would have done so by now.  Only new owners, new ideas, and a different way of running us gives us a least a chance.

 

 

[Ric Flair]

18 hours ago, trooky said:

I don't think that's the case, people support Leicester NOT King Power or Top. People want the club to stay in the championship.

 

I don't have a crystal ball,  I'm not sure what will be more damaging in the long run, we're relegated, go into administration in league 1, get a -15 points deduction and King Power is forced to sell the club. 

 

Or we avoid relegation and King Power stay in charge. 

 

There would be no precedent for a club with our wage bill, going down to league one, with the running cost of Seagrave and I not sure we'll survive. 

 

I want rid of King Power but not to the extent of destroying the club in the process and going out of business. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Why do you think protests before and possibly after games will risk the future of our football club anymore thsn the decline the current owners have been responsible for? Apologies if I've misunderstood your point but I keep reading a growing narrative that any protests is a threat to our future, which i find laughable given what's preceded all of this.

[trooky]

4 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Why do you think protests before and possibly after games will risk the future of our football club anymore thsn the decline the current owners have been responsible for? Apologies if I've misunderstood your point but I keep reading a growing narrative that any protests is a threat to our future, which i find laughable given what's preceded all of this.

I don't, you've misunderstood and if you read my other posts I think we should protest before or after, but during the game the fans should be the 12th man. 

 

We're seriously ****ed if we drop to league 1 and this shower of shit need all the help they can.  We have to beat Norwich at all cost. 

Edited 23 February by trooky

[Ric Flair]

12 minutes ago, trooky said:

I don't, you've misunderstood and if you read my other posts I think we should protest before or after, but during the game the fans should be the 12th man. 

 

We're seriously ****ed if we drop to league 1 and this shower of shit need all the help they can.  We have to beat Norwich at all cost. 

Sorry mate, I 100% agree on that. Serves me right for not reading everything.

[CL Fox]

13 hours ago, Voll Blau said:

Because, at present, we're not up for sale.

Have it from a really good source that theres 2 people who'd buy it tomorrow if top put it up for sale. He doesn't want to sell though,but there have been approaches.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

14 hours ago, ARM1968 said:

This all just puts me in mind of, be careful what you wish for. 
 

This exact position was what I feared and voiced here years ago. Got laughed at. Doesn’t matter now. 
 

I think we have to do something, but I doubt this protest achieves much in reality. There aren’t a bunch of potential owners knocking on our door. 
 

we could simply be jumping out of the frying pan etc. 

So you're claiming you were vocally against the ownership and warning about our actions "years ago" but now your position is "be careful what you wish for"? 

 

Yeah I'm not buying that

Edited 23 February by Sol thewall Bamba

[trooky]

16 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Sorry mate, I 100% agree on that. Serves me right for not reading everything.

No problem

[MS0204]

Maybe, just a little I get the view of being the 12th man in the ground at the moment. Protests before and after, but should they even think to be going 1-0 down in the first 5 mins at home to norwich then I can see all that going straight out the window.. 

 

all these goals conceded in the first 5 mins are starting to get on my tits 

[ARM1968]

1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

So you're claiming you were vocally against the ownership and warning about our actions "years ago" but now your position is "be careful what you wish for"? 

 

Yeah I'm not buying that

That’s not what I said. Nice but predictable twist though. And I’m not selling anything either. 
 

What I said was that, when everyone was jumping up and down about the FA Cup, which was awesome, failure to secure CL for the 2nd season in a row would see our steady and relentless demise back to where and what we were. It has. 
 

If you can show me the list of prospective buyers for our club, then perhaps I would withdraw my statement - Be careful what you wish for. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

3 minutes ago, ARM1968 said:

That’s not what I said. Nice but predictable twist though. And I’m not selling anything either. 
 

What I said was that, when everyone was jumping up and down about the FA Cup, which was awesome, failure to secure CL for the 2nd season in a row would see our steady and relentless demise back to where and what we were. It has. 
 

If you can show me the list of prospective buyers for our club, then perhaps I would withdraw my statement - Be careful what you wish for. 

Did you know who was going to buy your house before you sold it? Or the last car you sold privately? Before you put big assets on the market buyers won't be forthcoming. Sheffield Wednesday got 50 interested parties within weeks of going into admin.

 

And as for "be careful what you wish for". I'll take my chances. I think the chances of them being more competent than King Power are north of 95% or higher.

Edited 23 February by Sol thewall Bamba

[Nolucklcfc]

Disappointing seeing multiple polls on social media with over half saying they aren’t going. 
 

 

[Stadt]

18 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

Disappointing seeing multiple polls on social media with over half saying they aren’t going. 
 

 

Those people never were, all sorts fill things online because they're idiots. x% won't even be Leicester fans, live in Britain, clicked the wrong thing.

 

 

There are possibly 10k Leicester fans who are fed up of the ownership and committed enough, no most of this won't protest so we'r down to probably appealing to the 5k that are bothered. That 5k can make a big, noisy, outsized protest.

 

What we have to remember this is the 5k concerned about the club the most, despite what any naysayers might come up with - they're A-OK with the decline.

[Nolucklcfc]

2 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Those people never were, all sorts fill things online because they're idiots. x% won't even be Leicester fans, live in Britain, clicked the wrong thing.

 

 

There are possibly 10k Leicester fans who are fed up of the ownership and committed enough, no most of this won't protest so we'r down to probably appealing to the 5k that are bothered. That 5k can make a big, noisy, outsized protest.

 

What we have to remember this is the 5k concerned about the club the most, despite what any naysayers might come up with - they're A-OK with the decline.

I just hope it’s not a damp squid 

[Katy]

41 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Those people never were, all sorts fill things online because they're idiots. x% won't even be Leicester fans, live in Britain, clicked the wrong thing.

 

 

There are possibly 10k Leicester fans who are fed up of the ownership and committed enough, no most of this won't protest so we'r down to probably appealing to the 5k that are bothered. That 5k can make a big, noisy, outsized protest.

 

What we have to remember this is the 5k concerned about the club the most, despite what any naysayers might come up with - they're A-OK with the decline.

5k would be absolutely incredible to start with. 

[Officer Doofy]

Incredibly weird fanbase at Leicester. I actually struggle to be around our fans these days but will attend the protest. 

 

 

[Stadt]

9 minutes ago, Katy said:

5k would be absolutely incredible to start with. 

I'm not saying that's how many will attend but the total target group that might. I personally think 1-2k