Protest march vs Norwich - Sat 28th Feb 2026

[LCFCJohn]

19 minutes ago, Katy said:

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?

Yep, I mentioned this today on one thread or another and used the same wording, rewriting of history.

 

People forget (or rather they didn’t actually support us then) that we had well and truly halted the slide from 2002-2009 with the promotion and subsequent 5th place finish under Pearson on our first season back. They then get rid of Pearson, back to back midtable finishes whilst spending big on average players were poor attitudes (sounds familiar right). Then of course, Pearson comes back, brings the wage bill back down and fill the squad with the right characters and we go up.

 

As far as I’m concerned, KP, Vichai and Aiyawatt, delayed our promotion by about 2 years.

[tinpot_fox]

1 hour ago, Corky said:

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.

I’ve met a fair few leicester city supporters over the years who only seemed to take the negative things about the club and some who were quite vocally bad winners. They would only be happy if Leicester won and miserable if Leicester lost.

 

I've seen a few YouTube videos that defend the quiet atmosphere because “the crowd was naturally nervous”. 
 

I can’t see how we’ll ever get to the point of a bouncing atmosphere in the stadium with singing from the majority of fans. It just seems to be a bunch of people waiting to be entertained and sad that 11 men (plus subs and manager), didn’t give them their demanded dopamine hit at the match. I don’t think King Power are capable of encouraging a decent atmosphere and the fan zone outside the stadium seemed to have been a damp squib last I heard.

 

*disclaimer: I’m pretty bad at singing myself and my onstage persona was pretty dour and quiet loo

[Officer Doofy]

1 hour 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 

They support King Power more than the club so I doubt it. 

 

 

[Phil_Dunphy]

6 hours ago, stevostadium said:

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

40 year old here who was in the protest. Been going since 1990 and a season ticket non-stop since 1994. Not that any of this is at all relevant to the matter in hand.

 

Personally heard abuse aimed in our direction (mainly from much older fans*). One proudly saying in an exaggerated loud voice that "protesters are idiots and the club is in its normal place".

 

Shows what we're up against.

 

* again not that age should have any relevance at all, my parents are both late 70s and very much King Power Out!

 

Edited 1 March by Phil_Dunphy

[Arkie Bennett]

5 hours ago, Silva Fox said:

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

Same here. No mortgage any more though.

Edited 1 March by Arkie Bennett

[Mickyblueeyes]

The “they’re all a bit young” argument is another example of stupidity. I do worry about these people

[smudgerfox]

All this bringing back memories of the late stage Brendan era. A sizeable minority was suggesting Brendan would get us relegated if he was allowed to carry on (roundabout the 6-3 Man City, the 2-3 Spurs and the Forest FA Cup defence). How could we criticise our second most successful manager ever, they asked? How ungrateful, they said. And he got us relegated. 

[Manwell Pablo]

1 hour ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

40 year old here who was in the protest. Been going since 1990 and a season ticket non-stop since 1994. Not that any of this is at all relevant to the matter in hand.

 

Personally heard abuse aimed in our direction (mainly from much older fans*). One proudly saying in an exaggerated loud voice that "protesters are idiots and the club is in its normal place".

 

Shows what we're up against.

 

* again not that age should have any relevance at all, my parents are both late 70s and very much King Power Out!

 

 

Just so much wrong with saying it’s the clubs normal place. 
 

I mean even if it was correct (which it historically is not, no club that has only played 1 league winning season in league one in its 146 year history should ever consider 22nd In the championship as its correct place)  this club has spiralled from a position where this should not be possible, doesn’t matter if you are Man United or Coalville town you shouldn’t be spiralling from multiple domestic level trophies several seasons in Europe (reaching the latter stages at that) to the third tier with severe financial issues and keeping the people responsible for over seeing that.

[Footballwipe]

3 hours 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've been thinking this. What IS their turning point?

 

I've no doubt that relegation, administration or financial hardship in the future would likely be blamed on the PL or EFL for corruption, being against us or punishing us for winning the league. It won't be KP.

 

After that this protest movement will get the finger for creating a negative atmosphere that caused the downfall. Rodgers/Cooper/Marti will also be the fall guys. Maybe even Whelan.

 

At some point you've gotta stop blaming the factors that aren't the core issue.

 

I know we've got a couple of KPFC on here. Could you tell us how low we need to go before you yourselves call out the hopeless mismanagement we've had over the last few years?

[1884HF]

3 hours ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

40 year old here who was in the protest. Been going since 1990 and a season ticket non-stop since 1994. Not that any of this is at all relevant to the matter in hand.

 

Personally heard abuse aimed in our direction (mainly from much older fans*). One proudly saying in an exaggerated loud voice that "protesters are idiots and the club is in its normal place".

 

Shows what we're up against.

 

* again not that age should have any relevance at all, my parents are both late 70s and very much King Power Out!

 

sad that kpfc choose to make character/personal insults rather than make a well constructed counter argument, and this small club inferiority complex that were in 'our normal place' is sickening

 

[wurmer]

1 hour ago, Footballwipe said:

I've been thinking this. What IS their turning point?

 

I've no doubt that relegation, administration or financial hardship in the future would likely be blamed on the PL or EFL for corruption, being against us or punishing us for winning the league. It won't be KP.

 

After that this protest movement will get the finger for creating a negative atmosphere that caused the downfall. Rodgers/Cooper/Marti will also be the fall guys. Maybe even Whelan.

 

At some point you've gotta stop blaming the factors that aren't the core issue.

 

I know we've got a couple of KPFC on here. Could you tell us how low we need to go before you yourselves call out the hopeless mismanagement we've had over the last few years?

I geniunely don't think they have one.

 

They'll just take anything and shrug it off. Probably even admin, it will be a "we've been there before, it's normal for us"..... It's utterly bizarre.

[1884HF]

1 hour ago, Footballwipe said:

I've been thinking this. What IS their turning point?

 

I've no doubt that relegation, administration or financial hardship in the future would likely be blamed on the PL or EFL for corruption, being against us or punishing us for winning the league. It won't be KP.

 

After that this protest movement will get the finger for creating a negative atmosphere that caused the downfall. Rodgers/Cooper/Marti will also be the fall guys. Maybe even Whelan.

 

At some point you've gotta stop blaming the factors that aren't the core issue.

 

I know we've got a couple of KPFC on here. Could you tell us how low we need to go before you yourselves call out the hopeless mismanagement we've had over the last few years?

I think even in league 1 and administration they'd mourn the loss of king power and continue to refuse any criticise with a victim mentality about the efl and prem

[Bert]

On 28/02/2026 at 18:25, Osavo said:

Why weren't you with the protesters, Bert? 

Because I had my 6 year old lad with me mate. 
 

He’s far too young to be going to stuff like that and understanding it all, unfortunately. Certainly didn’t fancy the phone call from school either asking why he went on a protest march over the weekend  I did have plenty of questions about what was happening though.  

[1884HF]

I think the reality is there is a core group of about 250 of us who have awake to the severity of the situation for some time and it seems we will be the main ones who take action in trying to force change, despite being the minority we have no excuse not to continue with action and it should be as common as possible. at the end of the day we are on the right side of this clubs history. those who refuse to realise will never realise

[Nolucklcfc]

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

[FoxesTez]

1 minute ago, Nolucklcfc said:

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

Christ. 
 

In for a shock when the accounts are released. 

[1884HF]

3 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

this joker is the biggest wxnker going

[Sol thewall Bamba]

18 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

That guy is a fvcking moron

[SemperEadem]

29 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

Went and read all this. Really wish I hadn’t, the hate is off the scale.

[The_77]

31 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

“Away Day Lads”

[Sol thewall Bamba]

7 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Went and read all this. Really wish I hadn’t, the hate is off the scale.

Don't know why you do it to yourself mate!

[Rubbersoul]

53 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

This is the level they think that … apparently we are due to make a profit! 

There’s a part of me that hopes the club goes bust just to spite these utter *****. 
 

Obviously don’t hope that happens but these people are mental. 

[fairbanksh]

On 28/02/2026 at 21:07, Jakemoore said:

Today was the first time I’ve been to a home game in a few years. I follow this club passionately from afar and I have to say, I was absolutely stunned at how placid our fans have become. I say become. It’s probably always been that way but there hasn’t been much to moan about in the past. I regularly see the posts on here about the “happy clappers” but I didn’t realise just how unwilling to speak out people actually are. The atmosphere in SK1 for the opening 10/15 mins today was excellent. But as soon as we started playing shit and Norwich got totally on top of us, the entire kop went silent (except the singing section. Fair play). I couldn’t believe how unwilling people are to pass any comment. Why aren’t fans angry?! I’m ****ing fuming. They should be beside themselves with anger. But instead, people just sit. Politely clap when anything remotely good happens and then quietly head home at full time. 
 

Top will never sell whilst 90% of whoever is in the ground is so silent. 

 

So vert true. As a fan of 60plus years I really don't understand this section of the fan base. This club is in the most serious situation in it's history. The financial situation is more serious than in the Linekar Headky bail out. King Power are ruinous 

[jammie82uk]

3 hours ago, 1884HF said:

sad that kpfc choose to make character/personal insults rather than make a well constructed counter argument,

Just to be devils advocate, Both sides are doing it, “KPFC” “Happy Clappers” “Stupid” “Mental” are used in nearly every post

[foxtillidrop]

Bring back the clappers....

 

I still remember it...west ham at home in 2015...the clappers were introduced and we went on the best run we've seen...

 

Can take the piss going on about kpfc all you want but at the end of the day we won the league and went to to the champs league with those clappers with a better atmosphere than we've seen these days...

 

Certain fans slate the clappers but offer zero in return...

 

Edited 2 March by foxtillidrop