Protest march vs Norwich - Sat 28th Feb 2026

[Stewartfox]

I, to some point, understand the “Top & Rudkin out” & “Top sell the club” but what person, organisation, would buy us in our current situation ? From a business point of view our value is at rock bottom, Top is a business man and won’t sell while the clubs value is low. Avoiding relegation is the priority, selling the club is secondary, and selling the club immediately won’t make a jot of difference to our playing situation.

[Footballwipe]

Lol thread is just the classic bickering.

 

This club is doomed cos the fans can't agree on the way to protest.

 

No wonder he'll never leave 

[Dmitry]

15 minutes ago, Stewartfox said:

Top is a business man 

Who told you that?

[tomtom]

2 hours ago, westernpark said:

He is not important. Our club is.

Our clubs massively important, but so is self respect... anything to do with disrespecting the memory of someone who achieved what he did for us is an absolute no!

 

Go to the ground, attack the main entrance... stop people entering or leaving...  cause absolute havoc

 

Just not a dead person's statue

[worthosoriginals]

10 minutes ago, Dmitry said:

Who told you that?

Rudkin 

[Leicester_Loyal]

I reckon this will be the start of something proper happening.

 

KP out.

[1884HF]

Hopefully protests outside fan store and main reception can happen at every home game

[Clogger_]

37 minutes ago, Stewartfox said:

I, to some point, understand the “Top & Rudkin out” & “Top sell the club” but what person, organisation, would buy us in our current situation ? From a business point of view our value is at rock bottom, Top is a business man and won’t sell while the clubs value is low. Avoiding relegation is the priority, selling the club is secondary, and selling the club immediately won’t make a jot of difference to our playing situation.

Top is the nepo baby of a business man. He can f*** right off. We don't have the luxury of waiting for the right moment to get rid

[The_77]

43 minutes ago, Stewartfox said:

I, to some point, understand the “Top & Rudkin out” & “Top sell the club” but what person, organisation, would buy us in our current situation ? From a business point of view our value is at rock bottom, Top is a business man and won’t sell while the clubs value is low. Avoiding relegation is the priority, selling the club is secondary, and selling the club immediately won’t make a jot of difference to our playing situation.

Should Wednesday fans have waited to protest Chansiri until he was forced to sell?
 

The sale of an entity the size of Leicester City Football Club won’t suddenly happen in a week. It will take months, at a minimum, to work out any kind of deal. In the meantime, supporters try to do what they can to hasten the start of that process and to express dissatisfaction with how the owner is handling our club. 

Edited 14 February by The_77
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[Clogger_]

Be interesting to see how the KPFC lot react to the protest march. If I were in their shoes I'd feel like a scab

[1884HF]

Just now, Clogger_ said:

Be interesting to see how the KPFC lot react to the protest march. If I were in their shoes I'd feel like a scab

Because they are scabs, not only do they facilitate this freewill but they openly encourage it - fingers crossed they fxck off with Top and all instead of hanging around like a bad smell

[westernpark]

26 minutes ago, tomtom said:

Our clubs massively important, but so is self respect... anything to do with disrespecting the memory of someone who achieved what he did for us is an absolute no!

 

Go to the ground, attack the main entrance... stop people entering or leaving...  cause absolute havoc

 

Just not a dead person's statue

He didn’t achieve anything for us. The city and club js more important. This is a march. Don’t be hysterical in your little world. No one has even mentioned violence but you have, which is not what this is about. 

[Bluetintedspecs]

18 hours ago, Soar Fox said:

*inappropriate post removed*

Moron8c comment 🤬

[goose2010]

26 minutes ago, westernpark said:

He didn’t achieve anything for us. The city and club js more important. This is a march. Don’t be hysterical in your little world. No one has even mentioned violence but you have, which is not what this is about. 

If you believe this then you are wrong. Vichai was a great owner of the club and great for the city to. He is and never was the problem. 

 

His son and the utter shambles he employs are where the issue lies not with the guy that funded a huge amount of the LRI and other projects in the city. 

[Manwell Pablo]

1 hour ago, Katy said:

Let’s not spend the thread arguing, it’s pretty clear what we need to do. 

 

You know as well as I do they're are certain limits that need to be kept to in order for this to have the intended impact, outside of that I am very happy this is starting to come together, if people don't make stupid suggestions I don't have to argue them. 

[Clogger_]

5 minutes ago, Bluetintedspecs said:

Moron8c comment 🤬

Wouldn't be my choice either. Out of interest, how would you go about getting rid of KP and stooges? 

[ashbyj]

Still don’t understand the need for organisation, all it takes is one person after the game to passionately shout sack the board, you can stick your Thailand up your a**e etc. and the rest of the mob will participate just like with every other club I guarantee. Even 50-100 voices would rattle them.

[1884HF]

Just now, ashbyj said:

Still don’t understand the need for organisation, all it takes is one person after the game to passionately shout sack the board, you can stick your Thailand up your a**e etc. and the rest of the mob will participate just like with every other club I guarantee. Even 50-100 voices would rattle them.

bang on, every home game there should be a mob outside, crowd attracts a crowd and all that

[OntarioFox]

Glad the route's changed this time - the route from Local Hero killed the last one off when the group got split in two by the crossing at Aylestone Road. I still think it would have been a lot more effective at the time if that hadn't happened - as it was, the group had completely split up by the time we all arrived at the ground, so there wasn't any visual protest, just a few geezers chanting about Rudkin on their way in.

Think it should be drilled home for folks to wait on the other side of Walnut Street until everyone is together this time.

[Manwell Pablo]

2 hours ago, Footballwipe said:

Lol thread is just the classic bickering.

 

This club is doomed cos the fans can't agree on the way to protest.

 

No wonder he'll never leave 

 

This one will happen don't worry about that. 

 

Anyone who reads the forum regularly knows this one has been in the works for a few weeks.

 

There's a reason this one has been pinned on the forum and Unity for Change have released a statement, I'll be the first to admit the various groups who want him gone need to unite more and we are working on that, it doesn't happen over night though we are mostly working people with jobs and families.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Heathrow fox]

1 hour ago, ashbyj said:

Still don’t understand the need for organisation, all it takes is one person after the game to passionately shout sack the board, you can stick your Thailand up your a**e etc. and the rest of the mob will participate just like with every other club I guarantee. Even 50-100 voices would rattle them.

Yet nothing against Southampton?

[Pita]

2 hours ago, Stewartfox said:

I, to some point, understand the “Top & Rudkin out” & “Top sell the club” but what person, organisation, would buy us in our current situation ? From a business point of view our value is at rock bottom, Top is a business man and won’t sell while the clubs value is low. Avoiding relegation is the priority, selling the club is secondary, and selling the club immediately won’t make a jot of difference to our playing situation.

But with Top as owner we will go into total free fall and into div1 he does not have the brains to get us out of this mess. And you can’t call him a businessman he had to be moved from king power to a nothing roll with a fancy name

[BenTheFox]

I will be there, make no mistake about it, and I would actively encourage fans to get creative with chants and banners. However, it's in our best interest to not deface the statue in any way or resort to personal insults towards Aiyawatt and Rudkin. It will carry far more weight if we demostrate our anger in a positive way and not in a way that can be easily discredited. 

 

The central message needs to be that we are doing this because we care deeply about the future of the club. 

 

 

 

[Manwell Pablo]

17 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

I will be there, make no mistake about it, and I would actively encourage fans to get creative with chants and banners. However, it's in our best interest to not deface the statue in any way or resort to personal insults towards Aiyawatt and Rudkin. It will carry far more weight if we demostrate our anger in a positive way and not in a way that can be easily discredited. 

 

The central message needs to be that we are doing this because we care deeply about the future of the club. 

 

 

 

 

Let's all be more Ben, this whole process will be a lot easier if we are all more Ben.

[accessory]

3 hours ago, westernpark said:

He didn’t achieve anything for us.

Don't know what substance you're on, but it clearly doesn't excuse you posting this crap.

 

Vichai played a leading role, along with Pearson, Ranieri and numerous players, in restoring pride and self-respect to the club and its fanbase.

 

Anyone denying this is in serious need of treatment.