QPR Saturday 14th March 3pm (H) Protest - Unite for change

[Dan]

Be there again. Don't forget the mess they've put us in just because of one win against a crap Bristol City.

[Leicester_Loyal]

1 hour ago, NextPlease said:

Agree with the 25 biggest clubs, but that could still mean we are in a Tier 2 play off position, but then “smaller” clubs can break the mould, as we have done against the “big 6”

 

Any realist would acknowledge our PL win was achieved during a perfect storm where all the “top clubs” had an off year. Albeit fans of other clubs fail to remember our title win included a clear points gap to second place.

 

We have had a bad season & hopefully won’t be relegated, if we stay in the division I don’t follow the doom thinking of an extended spell not competing for promotion to the PLfor a number of years.

 

I didn’t believe at the beginning of the season that we would go back up this season & it did require a 2 - 3 season complete re build to create a new team that had a good chance of then staying in the PL once promoted 

You believe next season we're gonna have a team good enough to get promoted and stay in the PL?

 

Or even the season after?

[CosbehFox]

3 hours ago, NextPlease said:

Agree with the 25 biggest clubs, but that could still mean we are in a Tier 2 play off position, but then “smaller” clubs can break the mould, as we have done against the “big 6”

 

Any realist would acknowledge our PL win was achieved during a perfect storm where all the “top clubs” had an off year. Albeit fans of other clubs fail to remember our title win included a clear points gap to second place.

 

We have had a bad season & hopefully won’t be relegated, if we stay in the division I don’t follow the doom thinking of an extended spell not competing for promotion to the PLfor a number of years.

 

I didn’t believe at the beginning of the season that we would go back up this season & it did require a 2 - 3 season complete re build to create a new team that had a good chance of then staying in the PL once promoted 

On your first point then, that means 15  clubs have ‘broken the mould’ to surpass us from a more natural position. That’s some mis performance this season 

It’s a realist view I’m taking. I acknowledge that about our PL win. But I’d also take the view in the PL period, we are something like 14th best club for top flight points and in the period won multiple trophies. If we really want to zone in on Leicester’s average mean, you can take away the years from our establishment when we were placed in second tier and you’ll find we’ve played more top flight seasons than second tier I believe. But really that’s irrelevant because footballs altered along with other aspects which should really have us pushing the door open at being within the top 15 clubs with the country, it not further. 
 

The success and trophy we achieved in that period opened up coverage, revenue and opportunity that we never available to us before and that we are here with the legacy being a potential relegation to the third tier.
 

This club has had two great opportunities to grow across the ten years and failed to leave a real impact (particularly judging from the crowds dipping back to levels not seen for a very long time). It rather sat on what it had and never did what great organisations do to alter over time. The use of evolve by the club I had to smile at given the time it’s taken to do something. 
 

You think we will compete for promotion going forward but you think a rebuild was required (one of the reasons people have protested is the lack of visible rebuild due to the club’s FFP potion).  I didn’t think we’d compete either and I don’t think it will be all doom next season either if they play their cards right but I have zero trust in the ownership to do that. 

 

This season expected more of the type of performances I saw in August. Inconsistent but the use of youth with more experienced players to supplement. Either way that view is mute because the chairman has openly spoken of the belief that we would be promoted this season. Throw in the clubs continued references to the Premier League in the statements over the last two weeks, and it looks their intention to rebuild is on turbo speed. Famously we tried that with Sven, it was a car crash but Pearson started to diligently build something. The repeated errors are tiring 

 

I’d wage that the largest part of the protesters is fans who’ve seen the third tier season and administration, the strength of feeling is born within that rather than any competing within the Premier League. Personally I’ll never forgot the feeling at the City Ground when Jack Lester equalised and leaving there thinking I’m not quite sure if I’ll have a football club in the next few weeks. Fans are being asked to trust changes made by a chairman who’s been playing roulette with the club and the recent appeal to the FFP charge clearly suggests, he’d rather gamble. So that’s why I and others can’t accepting keep the faith in the ownership 

I also think a lot of the protesters have waited for change and it’s taken over a year to get anything. There was a very weird period between May 2025 and October 2025, where the club appeared to be operating on a very strange, slow paced basis. Then over Christmas it got worse and combined with a complete absence of leadership, the desire to protest went from being partisan opinion to something more reasoned 

 

Edited 13 March by CosbehFox

[CosbehFox]

Without labouring on as well, I want my football club to have further generations looking forward rather than the past. 
 

Top’s whole justification for the retention of Rudkin is the same reasoning that saw the likes of Forest, Leeds and others hold onto the ghosts of the past rather than moving with the times. 

[Bourbon Fox]

On 10/03/2026 at 23:19, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Trust took a position of highlighting this today (given the majority of members who responded to a Pulse survey said they were in favour of new ownership) and the Facebook comments are WILD!

Jesus Christ what a terrible day to have eyes

[BenTheFox]

On 10/03/2026 at 23:19, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Trust took a position of highlighting this today (given the majority of members who responded to a Pulse survey said they were in favour of new ownership) and the Facebook comments are WILD!

It's funny, isn't it? If you don't feel like the Foxes Trust represents you as a Leicester fan, then join the Foxes Trust and have your say. I think it only costs £10 for the year. 

[SemperEadem]

1 minute ago, BenTheFox said:

It's funny, isn't it? If you don't feel like the Foxes Trust represents you as a Leicester fan, then join the Foxes Trust and have your say. I think it only costs £10 for the year. 

Its a fiver until August.

[Corky]

1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

Without labouring on as well, I want my football club to have further generations looking forward rather than the past. 
 

Top’s whole justification for the retention of Rudkin is the same reasoning that saw the likes of Forest, Leeds and others hold onto the ghosts of the past rather than moving with the times. 

Imagine if new owners took over a club and claimed "We are happy to be here to stay in this division because we have always been there". The fans would be livid. Why wouldn't you want to be ambitious? The sport would have been tedious if the big clubs in the 1800s had remained at the top forever.

[Dan]

19 hours ago, LCFCJohn said:

I was just interested to get a feel for our wider league performance over the decades based on a post from @Pliskinyesterday. 
 

Essentially we have been in the Champions League (or equivalent) once after the title win. The same amount of times (once) that we have been in League 1. Statistically exactly the same so anyone saying we should accept relegation to L1 but thinking we could qualify for the CL again is entitled is talking nonsense as both have happened once. We shouldn’t expect either. Both are freak events that we shouldn’t expect (CL) or accept (L1).

 

I had a look at how close we had been for both. I.e if we’d never come close to the top spots in the top tier but continually avoided relegation to the 3rd tier by the skin of our teeth I’d think the once in each stat was a bit misleading.

 

This is a quick look through our league finishes and this side of WW1 as it is a bit messy before that. There have also been changes to the amount of teams in a league so might not be entirely accurate but evidences enough what I was looking at.

 

 

Top flight top 5 finishes - so close shaves with the CL or would have if it’d had been a thing back when! 

2016 - 1st

2020 and 2021 - 5th x 2

1963 - 4th

1927 and 1928 - 2nd and 3rd 

 

So 6 x top 5 finishes in the top tier.

 

We have had a further 14 seasons in 6th-10th place so current top half PL.

 

Bottom 5 positions in tier 2 - to balance with the above top fight top 5 finishes. 

2008 - 22nd of 24

1991 - 22nd of 24 - survived due to league restructure 

1949 and 1986 - 19th of 22

 

So 4 bottom 5 second tier finishes to our 6 top 5 top flight ones. 
 

To compare with the 14 top half (6th-10th) finishes, I noticed 3 seasons plus the run from 2005-2007 finishing in the bottom 6-10 of the second tier. So 6 of these to 14 equivalently placed finishes in the top flight.

 

So basically, L1 and CL equally unlikely. But we have been historically more likely to finish in the higher positions in the top flight than the lower positions in the second tier.

 

Hopefully that can debunk the myth and propaganda peddled by KP that we should accept what we are seeing now and it definitely isn’t ’where we have always been’!

It's absolutely mental the way some of our own fans try and normalise this to defend KP. It's the sort of thing I'd expect Cov fans to say to us.

[tinpot_fox]

17 hours ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

You believe next season we're gonna have a team good enough to get promoted and stay in the PL?

 

Or even the season after?

Despite all the doom and gloom about signings and overspending we’ve managed to attract some players on loan in the last couple of years that are talked about as being better than the club. If we can keep that up and have a sensible turn over of the players on the books, instead of overpaying wages to retain every player, then the right manager could get us into a healthy league position with entertaining matches. We have an opportunity at the end of this season, as we have had in past seasons, to get our house in order. Will it happen? From past experience, no it won’t, we just find out later about overspending and over paying in regard to league rules.

 

so yes, I believe we could have a team that could be good enough for promotion next season. Do I believe we will get one if the fan base keeps quiet and sits on their hands… no I don’t 

 

from what I’ve seen so far of Rowett as a manager, I’ve been impressed. Not that we’ve done everything perfectly but we’re now in a position that a win today could put us in a position where we have a couple matches breathing space before we get pulled back into the relegation zone. Yet, there is a lot of tickets still available. In an ideal world we could be protesting the way the club has been run before the match and cheering the team on during the match. Relegation this season would be horrible and I think the crowds at the stadium would be very small next season. 

[Voll Blau]

Bring it on today. Bang up for it.

[Pliskin]

Protest, pub, protest. Can’t let up now have to keep the momentum going. 

[damolcfc]

[Pliskin]

I’ve noticed the brilliant Leicester fan TV are at it again, asking fans if they would take those last decade as it has been to this point if we were offered it back in 2009……. Just panders to the KPFC fan club. 

[ClaphamFox]

4 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I’ve noticed the brilliant Leicester fan TV are at it again, asking fans if they would take those last decade as it has been to this point if we were offered it back in 2009……. Just panders to the KPFC fan club. 

They’ve been attacked for that post by some notable Leicester-supporting journalists.

[FoxesTalker]

This was mentioned in Rowett's presser on Thursday. The first one against Norwich was as well.

[Corky]

23 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I’ve noticed the brilliant Leicester fan TV are at it again, asking fans if they would take those last decade as it has been to this point if we were offered it back in 2009……. Just panders to the KPFC fan club. 

I didn't realise it was a trade-off.

[Nolucklcfc]

24 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I’ve noticed the brilliant Leicester fan TV are at it again, asking fans if they would take those last decade as it has been to this point if we were offered it back in 2009……. Just panders to the KPFC fan club. 

Leicester fan TV is ****ing crap. 

[FoxesTez]

Encourage everybody to get yourselves to this if you’re able. Please also spread the word to those who may not have seen it through here or social media. 

[Pliskin]

14 minutes ago, Nolucklcfc said:

Leicester fan TV is ****ing crap. 

The pits! 

[Arkie Bennett]

17 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

It's funny, isn't it? If you don't feel like the Foxes Trust represents you as a Leicester fan, then join the Foxes Trust and have your say. I think it only costs £10 for the year. 

I don't trust anything that calls itself a trust.

[Gamble92]

1 hour ago, damolcfc said:

If this doesn't get us going, nothing will 

[1884HF]

1 hour ago, Pliskin said:

I’ve noticed the brilliant Leicester fan TV are at it again, asking fans if they would take those last decade as it has been to this point if we were offered it back in 2009……. Just panders to the KPFC fan club. 

that d1ckhead does not represent our fanbase - kpfc propaganda 

[1884HF]

Really hope there's protests outside the reception after the game as well, really ram the point home

[Gamble92]

18 hours ago, CosbehFox said:

Without labouring on as well, I want my football club to have further generations looking forward rather than the past. 
 

Top’s whole justification for the retention of Rudkin is the same reasoning that saw the likes of Forest, Leeds and others hold onto the ghosts of the past rather than moving with the times. 

Not to mention he was **** all to do with that win too