Protest march vs Norwich - Sat 28th Feb 2026

[FoxesTez]

5 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

Whether i agree with the protests or not is irrelevant.

 

Question, do you genuinely think that was a success reference numbers?

 

Having had decent media coverage  on RL and also on Sky etc, i was expecting a much bigger turnout.

 

Didn't see the actual individuals involved as they were a distance away.

 

A couple walking to the ground behind me said that "mostly were under 25 who probably still live at home with there parents"  :-0

It was a success. It was well organised, the message was clear, it was peaceful and it has had international media coverage. 
 

Edit: I’ve seen a few references to the demographic of the protest. What does it matter? I was there, and I, amongst many, don’t fit the narrative from your post.
 

Either way, I’d rather stand with the ‘25 year olds’ and fight for our club than stand with the other side. 

Edited 1 March by FoxesTez

[Corky]

6 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

Whether i agree with the protests or not is irrelevant.

 

Question, do you genuinely think that was a success reference numbers?

 

Having had decent media coverage  on RL and also on Sky etc, i was expecting a much bigger turnout.

 

Didn't see the actual individuals involved as they were a distance away.

 

A couple walking to the ground behind me said that "mostly were under 25 who probably still live at home with there parents"  :-0

So anybody under 25 cannot have an opinion? You'd hope those that get outraged by ageism towards the older generation will be similarly opposed to that stereotyping.

[The Fosse Way]

https://thefosseway.net/2026/03/01/leicester-city-0-norwich-city-2-a-perfect-performance-to-protest/

[CosbehFox]

23 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

Whether i agree with the protests or not is irrelevant.

 

Question, do you genuinely think that was a success reference numbers?

 

Having had decent media coverage  on RL and also on Sky etc, i was expecting a much bigger turnout.

 

Didn't see the actual individuals involved as they were a distance away.

 

A couple walking to the ground behind me said that "mostly were under 25 who probably still live at home with there parents"  :-0

Add ten years and they might there. I can tell them within that group are intelligent career professionals with good jobs and children.  
 

Common misconception this. I’d say the majority there protesting had been through administration and the third tier season. The fear amongst us is a return to that.

 

The movement does desperately need co-ordinating. The chap running the Twitter account fair play but the anonymity is hurting the co-ordination 

Edited 1 March by CosbehFox

[Stuntman_Mike]

14 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

Whether i agree with the protests or not is irrelevant.

 

Question, do you genuinely think that was a success reference numbers?

 

Having had decent media coverage  on RL and also on Sky etc, i was expecting a much bigger turnout.

 

Didn't see the actual individuals involved as they were a distance away.

 

A couple walking to the ground behind me said that "mostly were under 25 who probably still live at home with there parents"  :-0

What's the relevance?

 

Do you need a mortgage before you can call out our pending administration now 

 

[Silva Fox]

27 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

Whether i agree with the protests or not is irrelevant.

 

Question, do you genuinely think that was a success reference numbers?

 

Having had decent media coverage  on RL and also on Sky etc, i was expecting a much bigger turnout.

 

Didn't see the actual individuals involved as they were a distance away.

 

A couple walking to the ground behind me said that "mostly were under 25 who probably still live at home with there parents"  :-0

I'm 60 and I was there loud and proud - happy now?

[marketharboroughfox]

I was there as someone in my mid 30s and was happy to do it. If this isn't the time to stand up for the sake of the club's future, when is?

[Officer Doofy]

I didn't catch the pro KP back the lads demonstration. 

 

Did many turn out?

[CosbehFox]

Just now, Officer Doofy said:

I didn't catch the pro KP back the lads demonstration. 

 

Did many turn out?

No. 
 

There was a general lack of actual resistance bar a few under the breath comments. Which sums us up perfectly 

 

We are going to become the first fully genetrified football club. 

[LCFCJohn]

1 hour ago, stevostadium said:

Whether i agree with the protests or not is irrelevant.

 

Question, do you genuinely think that was a success reference numbers?

 

Having had decent media coverage  on RL and also on Sky etc, i was expecting a much bigger turnout.

 

Didn't see the actual individuals involved as they were a distance away.

 

A couple walking to the ground behind me said that "mostly were under 25 who probably still live at home with there parents"  :-0

The age discrimination is a myth being pedalled by the KP lot to try and discredit the opinion of those wanting change. It is a fact that most of us on here that have been calling for change have been around for League 1 before, the prior decline and administration and even further back.

 

This ‘only been around since 2016’ is completely bollocks from people who have nothing of substance to credit their blind loyalty to a man destroying our club. 
 

In fact, it is far more likely that the loyal supporters of us who endured the 00’s are the ones who want change as we know how bad it can get. I’d wager that most of the KP loving lot are the type who crawled out the woodwork circa 2016 (a bit before as attendances rose upon promotion). They have only ever known KP and therefore think the club is KP as they have no idea of our proud history before. You can tell this by the amount of times 50 years gets thrown out as a standard length of time they have supposedly supported the club.

[BenTheFox]

1 hour ago, Corky said:

So anybody under 25 cannot have an opinion? You'd hope those that get outraged by ageism towards the older generation will be similarly opposed to that stereotyping.

I'd also like to point out that I participated in the protest. I'm 31, have a house and a half decent job. 

[lestuhfox]

I wasn't there in time to protest but was at the game.

Fully agree with KP out.

Im 64, self employed and have a house. 

[LCFCJohn]

Yep, I’m KP out, 33, good job, 10 years into paying off my mortgage and have a child. 
 

Also started going to games at the time of administration, say the crap 00’s years and relegation to L1 and was among crowds of around 7,000 in early FA cup round games against Stevenage and Dagenham, went to the JPT exit to Rotherham at the Don Valley stadium and various away games in small crowds. 
 

But yeah my opinion is wrong….

[moore_94]

We will be struggling in league one next season and probably on the brink of administration and KPFC will still be saying it is the wrong time to be protesting, back the lads, who is gonna buy us, you have got short memories etc.

 

They won’t see it until either we are in administration or the club is gone and then they will still probably say it was Union FS’s fault

[LinekersLugs]

Seen some of Old baby squad threatening protesters on Facebook 

[Katy]

Weird take. I’m most definitely over 25 and my 22 year old daughter (who was also there) lives independently from me. Try again. 

[Philkeavo]

1 hour ago, moore_94 said:

We will be struggling in league one next season and probably on the brink of administration and KPFC will still be saying it is the wrong time to be protesting, back the lads, who is gonna buy us, you have got short memories etc.

 

They won’t see it until either we are in administration or the club is gone and then they will still probably say it was Union FS’s fault

It is a cult movement. KPFC’ers believe that their group alone possesses the real truth, with outsiders seen as misguided or dangerous. These fools will still blindly support Aiyatwatt when we go into administration.

 

[Saxondale]

I swear the KP out lot are just a noisy minority. Nobody I speak to in real life shares this view. I admit Foxestalk appears to indicate a different balance of opinions but I reckon this place is just radicalising people now. It’s an echo chamber of anti KP sentiment. 
 

[Leicester_Loyal]

See a lot of comments on my FB feed this morning of people I know slating the protest, Union FS and saying KP saved us. Now I thought these were totally normal people but it's obvious they're idiots.

Edited 1 March by Leicester_Loyal

[Raj]

1 minute ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

See a lot of comments on my FB feed this morning of people I know slating the protest, Union FS and saving KP saved us. Now I thought these were totally normal people but it's obvious they're idiots.

 

4 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

I swear the KP out lot are just a noisy minority. Nobody I speak to in real life shares this view. I admit Foxestalk appears to indicate a different balance of opinions but I reckon this place is just radicalising people now. It’s an echo chamber of anti KP sentiment. 
 

Unfortunately  as above a large portion of our fans are in the " KP did loads for us, won us the league, the FA cup, community shield, best years of our era" so stfu, we are back to where we used to be, through the good times and the bad etc.

 

You will NEVER  change their views so no use trying.

If you believe in what your doing keep doing it but you will 100% get the hate and be in the minority! ( I know abit about being a minority!!!🤭)

[Stadt]

I’ll be interested to know if the KPFC mob will show any introspection at all if we do go into administration. It’s unlikely but some surely do walk the road to Damascus, it’s just they can’t see it right now 

[Corky]

7 minutes ago, Saxondale said:

I swear the KP out lot are just a noisy minority. Nobody I speak to in real life shares this view. I admit Foxestalk appears to indicate a different balance of opinions but I reckon this place is just radicalising people now. It’s an echo chamber of anti KP sentiment. 
 

Probably because the silent majority are just that. Silent. Never backing the lads. No chanting. Expecting UFS and the singing section do the work then complain that they aren't singing the songs they want to hear.

 

If people want Aiyawatt to stay then that is their choice. Just accept that it is his fault.

[Rubbersoul]

Do you think the staunch KPFC defenders are aware the future of the club is under threat 

[Nolucklcfc]

17 minutes ago, Stadt said:

I’ll be interested to know if the KPFC mob will show any introspection at all if we do go into administration. It’s unlikely but some surely do walk the road to Damascus, it’s just they can’t see it right now 

I don’t think it is the minority that’s the issue.  The protest maybe got 400/500 at best?? 

[Katy]

Do you know what pisses me off the most? It’s this urban myth that KP in some way saved us. Where has this come from? We were in the championship, not L1 and a good few years out of administration as well when they rocked up so, please, defenders of our great leader, tell me how you’ve come to this massive re-writing of history?