RIP Leicester City Football Club

[Wolfox]

9 minutes ago, Foxin_Mad said:

Most of the fans are complicit, the vast majority are silent and let this continue, let the perpetrators sit comfortably and enjoy this hospitality in the stadium. It should be so venemous in the stadium Rudkin can’t bare it after he has single handedly destroyed this club. 

Yep…. You have my permission to get in the bin !  

[Ian S]

20 minutes ago, Shaun the fox 1 said:

You call your self Leicester fans it's a joke win lost draw I will always be a Leicester fan you take the good times and the bad times 

8 years on this forum with an average of 8 posts a year and the best you can come up with is this. 
Rudkins son by any chance ?

[Foxin_Mad]

Just now, Wolfox said:

Yep…. You have my permission to get in the bin !  

Will you clap me? 

[CosbehFox]

2 minutes ago, Kitchandro said:

The squad did not need a refresh because we lost to Forest. The squad needed maintenance the same as any other squad does, but there was never any excuse for being hammered by a Championship team in a local derby.
 

Rodgers’ argument that we needed an overhaul because that group of players wasn’t good enough to beat Forest was obviously untrue and was obviously a lie spun by him to save his job. That was obvious on the day and it’s obvious now. 

 

Frankly, Rodgers apologists are even worse that KP apologists. I’m done with anyone who defends him. 

Again I didn’t say the context of the game. Neither did I make any apologies for Rodgers.
 

His point about squad regeneration was valid. That’s all I said 

[Footballwipe]

1 minute ago, Foxin_Mad said:

Will you clap me? 

If you did something good ten years ago he'll kneel down and worship you for the rest of your life, even if you destroy the football club he loves from the inside out 🐷🐷

[Qwerty]

20 minutes ago, Foxin_Mad said:

I’m not sure they will, they will stay and stink the place out like they have this year. Most of them didn’t want to play in the Championship. I’m not sure any of the players have clauses for double relegation either. And yes the club are that clueless. You assume these clowns consider outcomes other than ‘we promote’ 

If they didn’t want to play in the championship, they sure as hell won’t want to play in League 1.  And looking at the way they play, most of them have checked out already.  Their agents will already be putting the word out I’m certain.  There’s no way Fatawu, Winks, Mavadidi etc will step on a pitch in League 1.  The saddest thing is that they’ll end up going to better clubs and playing well.  A bit like Tielemans did at Villa, after playing like a lame donkey at Leicester for his final season. 

[Clogger_]

5 minutes ago, Wolfox said:

Yep…. You have my permission to get in the bin !  

What do you value in a match-going supporter? I'll take "loyalty" and "backing the lads" as a given

[Wolfox]

2 minutes ago, Clogger_ said:

What do you value in a match-going supporter? I'll take "loyalty" and "backing the lads" as a given

I don’t give it that much thought…. But posts like the original one, allow me to reflect on weird takes by others…

 

need more pashun, eh?

[Foxin_Mad]

3 minutes ago, Qwerty said:

If they didn’t want to play in the championship, they sure as hell won’t want to play in League 1.  And looking at the way they play, most of them have checked out already.  Their agents will already be putting the word out I’m certain.  There’s no way Fatawu, Winks, Mavadidi etc will step on a pitch in League 1.  The saddest thing is that they’ll end up going to better clubs and playing well.  A bit like Tielemans did at Villa, after playing like a lame donkey at Leicester for his final season. 

There agents can put the word out but I’m not sure many of them take a pay cut, because they believe they are soo good. Only Fatawu will go on to better things. Mavadidi is a lazy bastard, Winks is winks. The club has a horrendous record of getting rid of players. We will probably end with most stinking the place out until their contracts expire in what another 2/3 years? If we make it that far. If we survive to that point, probably in League 2 we might be able to rebuild.

[Wolfox]

11 minutes ago, Foxin_Mad said:

Will you clap me? 

I have my collection from the great escape, maybe the Swansea clapper? !!

[The off]

3 hours ago, Raj said:

It's not the end, plenty will still go down, get ripped off, the good times and the bad brigade, get behind the team and all that.

They will still buy the £80 merch as soon as the new kit is announced for league 1.

Pay £40 match tickets to watch Crewe on a Tuesday night with 20,000 others ( official attendance  will be 29,000 obviously!)

Race to get the free chang beer for the first fixture v Hereford( Or whoever's in league 1 nowadays)

They will laud it up on facebook they are true loyal supporters when the clubs in administration  and get a special badge from Top for their loyal service..

 

I wonder if in another life you would be the old toothless woman sitting knitting, at the front of a public hanging. No idea why that thought came into my head, but I found it amusing. 🤣🤣

[Clogger_]

1 minute ago, Wolfox said:

I don’t give it that much thought…. But posts like the original one, allow me to reflect on weird takes by others…

 

need more pashun, eh?

What do you mean by your last line?

[Wolfox]

^^* I don’t by the way, although I had a solid collection at the back of my old Touran 

Edited 11 April by Wolfox

[An Away Move]

One of the most depressing things for me is that the cream of our academy - deemed not good enough to be regular first team squad / starters this season - probably fancy themselves at lower Championship level at the very least - and they wouldn’t be wrong. We won’t be able to hang onto them. We’ll have to sell or lose them on free transfers. Alves has been royally messed about by our club. Arsenal were sniffing around Page and, I’m sure Monga, who was heavily courted before being dropped like a hot potato as soon as he signed his contract (just like Alves). How depressing is it going to be to even out academy lads want out because they’ll be higher than our level in League One?!

[Muzzy_no7]

39 minutes ago, Wolfox said:

I’m guessing that anyone who writes ‘most of the support is complicit’ possibly doesn’t go the ground

 

So many of you can get in the bin…

Loads who go regularly leave early more often than not and moan about what they’ve seen. They do this all the time and have done for years. Most of these don’t do anything about it.

 

The same fans don’t choose to protest and don’t choose to vote with their feet or stop buying in the ground. 
 

Then there’s the thousands who ‘back the lads’, applaud Mavididi off the pitch and clap the players at the end of the game during our WORST EVER season.

 

Do something about the very dying of your club. It’s sickening. 

[Foxin_Mad]

3 minutes ago, Wolfox said:

I don’t give it that much thought…. But posts like the original one, allow me to reflect on weird takes by others…

 

need more pashun, eh?

Dunno if it’s a weird take?

 

if you see something shit happening to your club, do you 

 

A. Let it continue quietly saying nothing

B. Try to stop it happening 

 

Anyone who does A is complicit in the shit! 

[tickler28]

Pile of shit the lot of em...get in the bin 

[An Away Move]

1 hour ago, Raj said:

Through the good times and the bad...people will be singing this when we are fighting relegation  from league 1 next season.

But atleast they got rid of the plastic fans from 2016 and they are all hardcore...all 7,000 of them...

I remember going to Leicester v Cheltenham last time we were in League One. I got a paper ticket on match day. I asked the lady in the kiosk where there’ll be space in the stadium and she said ‘everywhere’. The gate was about 7,000 if I remember right. 
The boardroom deserve that kind of attendance level again after the way they’ve treated us with taking cards away and forcing memberships upon us whilst doing away with general attendance tickets. 

[Phil_Dunphy]

2 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

I remember going to Leicester v Cheltenham last time we were in League One. I got a paper ticket on match day. I asked the lady in the kiosk where there’ll be space in the stadium and she said ‘everywhere’. The gate was about 7,000 if I remember right. 
The boardroom deserve that kind of attendance level again after the way they’ve treated us with taking cards away and forcing memberships upon us whilst doing away with general attendance tickets. 

Hmmm

 

 

 

 

[An Away Move]

4 minutes ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

Hmmm

 

 

 

 

Can’t believe there was that many in attendance. I remember it being empty! Memory is a funny thing though. 

[oldbluefox]

2 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

I remember going to Leicester v Cheltenham last time we were in League One. I got a paper ticket on match day. I asked the lady in the kiosk where there’ll be space in the stadium and she said ‘everywhere’. The gate was about 7,000 if I remember right. 
The boardroom deserve that kind of attendance level again after the way they’ve treated us with taking cards away and forcing memberships upon us whilst doing away with general attendance tickets. 

This. Hopefully we see the back of the plastic fans who jumped on the bandwagon 10 years ago. Unfortunately the damage has been done by the club deciding they would do away with general attendance tickets leaving those who live many miles away with little hope of watching them, home or away. Maybe that is progress but after following  City for over 70 years it will never be the same as far as I'm concerned. Shame that a passion for a football club could so easily be extinguished but the bunch of overpaid mercenaries who deign to grace us with their presence on the pitch are just symptomatic of the culture which has been allowed to develop around this club.

[Bert]

10 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

I remember going to Leicester v Cheltenham last time we were in League One. I got a paper ticket on match day. I asked the lady in the kiosk where there’ll be space in the stadium and she said ‘everywhere’. The gate was about 7,000 if I remember right. 
The boardroom deserve that kind of attendance level again after the way they’ve treated us with taking cards away and forcing memberships upon us whilst doing away with general attendance tickets. 

The gate was never ever 7,000. Probably about 7,000 spare seats. 

[Raj]

2 minutes ago, oldbluefox said:

This. Hopefully we see the back of the plastic fans who jumped on the bandwagon 10 years ago. Unfortunately the damage has been done by the club deciding they would do away with general attendance tickets leaving those who live many miles away with little hope of watching them, home or away. Maybe that is progress but after following  City for over 70 years it will never be the same as far as I'm concerned. Shame that a passion for a football club could so easily be extinguished but the bunch of overpaid mercenaries who deign to grace us with their presence on the pitch are just symptomatic of the culture which has been allowed to develop around this club.

Think they left when we hot relegated the first time.

The worst thing will be a generation of the younger kids who cant be bothered to support the club cos parents are now disengaged.

After we won the league loads of lcfc tops all over the city...how many you see now on non match days.

 

Pride in lcfc is gone.

[Pliskin]

54 minutes ago, Shaun the fox 1 said:

You call your self Leicester fans it's a joke win lost draw I will always be a Leicester fan you take the good times and the bad times 

Instead of ‘clapping the lads’, I would get reading the elements of style if I were you. 

[Nolucklcfc]

Heartbreaking. 
 

Club is dying and the vast majority are just watching it happen.