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5 hours ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

As the thread title says really 

 

What will the club say at the end of the match that relegates us/ end of the season?

 

You can’t copy their statement from last year about having their place in the football league confirmed.

 

And we know they won’t use the word ‘relegation’ either 

 

 

 

 

Some great imagination below lol. But in reality our patheticly run club is quite likely to rinse and repeat with something similar to last year.

 

5 hours ago, StanSP said:

'Leicester City can confirm they will compete in League One next season' 

 

As you say, they won't use the word 'relegation'. 

 

There'll be loads of clichés about 'we will work hard to return back to the Championship' and 'every effort will be made to ensure this doesn't happen again'. Whilst at the same time making no effort and not working hard at all to prevent such embarrassment striking us. 

 

5 hours ago, fox_favourite said:

I predict there won't be one. They'll hide and just not say anything 

 

Or it'll be one sentence:

 

"Today's result has confirmed our place in the EFL League 1 for next season."

 

5 hours ago, AKCJ said:

If Tony has any banter it'll be "Today's result means our place in the 26/27 Sky Bet League 1 has been confirmed".

 

5 hours ago, iancognito said:

We take our place in League One

 

4 hours ago, Tuna said:

It will just be a terse "Our place in League One for the 2026/27 season has been confirmed"

 

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I cant wait for it, it will be the usual positive spin word salad, and like you said, no mention of the word relegation. 

 

The best part of it will be the comments from our "fans" on social media. Things like

 

"will be nice to visit some new stadiums like Bromley"

"We're just a small club so this is probably our level"

"Our amazing owner will make sure we get promoted straight away" 

"At least the plastic fans wont turn up anymore" 

 

We can also look forward to a full internal review to understand why this happened and ensure it doesnt happen again. The review will be published at the same time as the Epstein Files

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Leicester city can confirm the hiring of a new head of football operations, experienced Thai businessman Phuking Shît. Jon Rudkin will be promoted to the role of Supreme Leader of King Power Football Club. 

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(because of so many cancellations)....

 

We have done something that, as a club we have never done before. We are proud to announce the chance for anyone to get a season ticket for next season. You don't need to be a member or have points before to get one. Get yours while you can.

 

See you in League One, the blue army! #foxes

 

 

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Leicester City are proud to announce a new, exciting partnership with market leaders Cambodian People Traffickers R Us. They have over 70 years experience in their field and will be the club's principal sponsor for the exciting 26/27 season. Shop now at www.CBTraffickers.org 

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10 hours ago, StanSP said:

'Leicester City can confirm they will compete in League One next season' 

 

As you say, they won't use the word 'relegation'. 

 

There'll be loads of clichés about 'we will work hard to return back to the Championship' and 'every effort will be made to ensure this doesn't happen again'. Whilst at the same time making no effort and not working hard at all to prevent such embarrassment striking us. 

I have put forward my idea for a fans consortium. It's time for a change in ownership. The club has suffered enough. We have suffered enough. Anyone interested please send me a post. Thank you

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Leicester City has today been elected to play in the English League 1 for the 2026/27 season 

 

We look forward to seeing you there foxes 🦊 

 

30 seconds later…

Happy Birthday to former fox…..

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Leicester City can confirm their league one status for the 2026/7 season. This will be announced 24 hrs after the improptu lap of honour taken at the end of the Milwall game to all 26 supporters remaining.

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It’s the goal of the club to be back in the Premiership AND……….we will bring back sausage rolls for the 2026-2027 season!!!! 

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If you’d like to invest in King Power football club, sorry Leicester City Football club, and to support the funding of Jannik Vestergaard and Harry Winks wages for the 2026-27 season please call this number….. You will be entitled to a free sausage roll signed by all the players from the 2025-26 Championship season… 

Posted
1 hour ago, Oldblueyes said:

Leicester City can confirm their league one status for the 2026/7 season. This will be announced 24 hrs after the improptu lap of honour taken at the end of the Milwall game to all 26 supporters remaining.

Oh fck me, surely they wouldn't have the audacity to do a lap of honour. Jesus wept 🤦

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Whilst there are a lot of funny posts in this thread, there is also some witless stuff which makes me feel uncomfortable.

 

Our owner said 'we promote'. 

 

Whilst the sentiment was utterly wrong, and a blithe failure to recognise our true position, what do we concentrate on?

 

Har bloody har.  His English ain't great.

 

How fluent is your Thai?

 

Thought so  :dry:

 

To me, all the bad English pastiches of "we promote" in this thread are one rung down from pulling your eyes wide and doing an accent.

 

It would be unacceptable if you did it in a public square, so it should be unacceptable in here.

 

Do better.  

 

 

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** Unofficial Leicester City Press Release**
Draft form - Pending approval John Rudkin

Scheduled for release at 16:00 - 02/05/26
 

We can confirm that Leicester City Football Club will compete in League One next season.

 

This outcome reflects a challenging campaign, one that will no doubt be analysed in great detail, particularly in the context of it arriving exactly 10 years to the day since we achieved the most extraordinary Premier League title in football history. From champions of England to participants in League One within a decade, a journey few could have predicted, and even fewer would have believed possible.

 

We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to the vast majority of our supporters, whose commitment and loyalty have remained steadfast throughout. Your backing has not gone unnoticed. While we appreciate football is an emotional game, we would gently encourage those inclined to use expletives and inappropriate language during games, to instead channel that energy into continued support, as we move forward together.

 

It is also important to acknowledge that there remain external factors which have contributed to this situation. Ongoing regulatory processes mean that further points deductions are still pending, and we trust that the handling of these matters by the FA will, in time, receive the scrutiny it deserves. The club has consistently acted in good faith, and it is only right that responsibility is shared appropriately.

 

Looking ahead, preparations for next season are already well underway. Season tickets will shortly be available for renewal, with pricing maintained at Premier League levels. This reflects our commitment to operating at the highest standards, regardless of divisional status, and ensuring the club remains positioned for an immediate return.

 

Commercially, we continue to make strong progress. A new principal partner will be announced in due course, further strengthening our revenue streams in an increasingly competitive landscape. Supporters can also look forward to the launch of our new home kit, available for £90, embodying both the heritage and ambition of Leicester City Football Club.

 

We would also like to reassure supporters that the club remains financially stable. Reports to the contrary are unfounded. Our facilities continue to rank among the very best in world football, providing a foundation that underpins both present operations and future ambitions.

 

The Chairman, Top, has made his position clear: “We promote next season.” This objective is shared across all levels of the club, and every effort will be made to ensure it is delivered.

 

As part of our continued evolution, there will be a revised pricing structure for mobile ticket usage.

 

This change reflects ongoing investment in digital infrastructure and the match day experience.

This is, undeniably, a moment of reflection. But it is also an opportunity  to reset, to rebuild, and to return stronger.

 

The expectation remains unchanged.

 

We thank you for your continued support.

 

Foxes never quit. 
 

 

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‘In our quest to complete the full set of domestic league and cup trophies the club are pleased to confirm that stage one of attaining the league two title has been successfully completed with our relegation from the championship. 
 

To commemorate the occasion a limited edition range of tie dye/retro concession stand snack clothing will be available in the foxes store and online from Monday’ 

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