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1 hour ago, ClaphamFox said:

How many other clubs have hotel facilities at their training grounds? Man City and Spurs perhaps? Any others?!

 

As for why start now, the club has been heavily criticized for the perceived 'holiday camp' atmosphere at Seagrave. Maybe they're trying to correct that by not offering free luxury accommodation to any player who wants it. Players aren't charged when they're asked to stay there by the club.

 

I'm genuinely struggling to get my head around the fact that some people have used this complete non-story as evidence of impending financial doom. It's beyond stupid.

Genuinely, when has club tried to correct any mistakes it's made in the last 5 years? Sacking managers one game after international breaks doesn't count.

Posted
17 minutes ago, Broof said:

Genuinely, when has club tried to correct any mistakes it's made in the last 5 years? Sacking managers one game after international breaks doesn't count.

There are different people in senior positions at the club now. The decision to charge £80 per night to players who want to make use of the luxury accommodation was probably made by Kevin Davies.

Posted
26 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

If anything I think the wider press has swerved a lot on us. Really do not think we are picked on.

I think our downfall has been largely ignored and dismissed in the media, with only the likes Henry Winter raising pertinent questions. Fans often derided for being entitled while it would seem they could see what was coming and the media just didn’t want to know. 
 

IMO if our owners has come under more scrutiny from the media earlier on then I wonder if things could have been different. Maybe it worked out well for those in the press to keep shtum and watch as the Buffons carried on destroying the club while making out the fans are simply entitled because we won the league. 
 

It doesn’t help when we have some in our fan base can’t seem to critique what’s happened whatsoever. I’d imagine some in the media are delighted looking at us with such a stupid fan base filled with the brainwashed tools or the mouth breathers who can’t seem to grasp how to support the team during a game and boo after if it was shite. 
 

I couldn’t care less about what the media think or say tbqh, I do care about the future of the club. And I strongly believe we need to get better as fans, more united for this season at least. I think RM is a smarmy Cnt but I hope he’s a success the future of the club depends on it, so fck the media. 
 

 

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Posted
53 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

If anything I think the wider press has swerved a lot on us. Really do not think we are picked on.

Mostly because we're just not that interesting anymore. If you're not in the Premier League then you're not covered.

 

Especially since the new EFL deal means our games get hidden on Sky Sports + or whatever it is.

 

No real public interest in Leicester City's inner workings. Everyone knows we're run by an idiot and that we're haemorrhaging money. The average person doesn't need to be told that numerous times.

Posted
4 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

Mostly because we're just not that interesting anymore. If you're not in the Premier League then you're not covered.

 

Especially since the new EFL deal means our games get hidden on Sky Sports + or whatever it is.

 

No real public interest in Leicester City's inner workings. Everyone knows we're run by an idiot and that we're haemorrhaging money. The average person doesn't need to be told that numerous times.

Yes and no. I have always felt we were given a soft touch even when things were shit in the prem.

Posted
1 hour ago, Nolucklcfc said:

I don’t really get what Neil Lal is trying to do because he’s just made himself look a complete tit. Anyone watching with half a brain just knows he isn’t serious. 

I think it's as simple as the fact you know his name he's achieved his aim. You always get one or two that see a club for sale as an opportunity for some free publicity.

Posted
24 minutes ago, filbertway said:

I think it's as simple as the fact you know his name he's achieved his aim. You always get one or two that see a club for sale as an opportunity for some free publicity.

Maybe yeah but I just think he made himself look a bit silly. 

Posted
4 hours ago, hejammy said:

I think it's more to do with the fact that why start charging players now and also the fact that (from what i can see) no other club charges their players. If they were trying to do it to "encourage" players to live closer, it's the most dim-witted way of doing so

I believe players at clubs get charged for food, believe I heard it on the ben foster podcast a while ago. 

Posted
50 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

Mostly because we're just not that interesting anymore. If you're not in the Premier League then you're not covered.

 

Wait?

 

There's football teams apart from the big 6?

Posted
3 minutes ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

Wait?

 

There's football teams apart from the big 6?

Crazy isn't it?

 

Essentially outside of Sky Sports and Match of the Day or a half-arsed highlights programme on ITV4 your best option for following the EFL is to listen to podcasts. The further down you go, the less people care and when you're not in a promotion battle barely anyone cares.

 

Currently the only coverage Leicester get is because people are laughing at how shit Russell Martin is. As soon as we sack him and appoint the next Cifuentes/Rowett/Cooper/Smith etc then we'll get next to no national coverage.

 

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Isn't it in Neil Lal's interest to make the situation sound bleak to get a better deal? TalkSport have a habit of engaging with potential buyers making big noises early in sales processes. There was an American guy linked to Derby and somebody to do with Formula One(?) who was talking about Reading and neither ended up anywhere near those clubs.

 

Any serious bidder will be doing this professionally.

Posted
2 hours ago, ClaphamFox said:

There are different people in senior positions at the club now. The decision to charge £80 per night to players who want to make use of the luxury accommodation was probably made by Kevin Davies.

There are more people in less senior positions, not different people

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Posted
2 hours ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

If we went into admin I wonder whether some will still persist with the KP love in…

Well I still consider Woolworths the best ever retail outlet in the world. Proper Woolworths Coach 1er

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Corky said:

Isn't it in Neil Lal's interest to make the situation sound bleak to get a better deal? TalkSport have a habit of engaging with potential buyers making big noises early in sales processes. There was an American guy linked to Derby and somebody to do with Formula One(?) who was talking about Reading and neither ended up anywhere near those clubs.

 

Any serious bidder will be doing this professionally.

Yeah they gave constant air time to that idiot that was  trying to buy Birmingham. If they’re on talk sport they almost certainly won’t be serious bidders 

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Posted
25 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Well I still consider Woolworths the best ever retail outlet in the world. Proper Woolworths Coach 1er

I'm aboard that coach. Woolworths was awesome for (nicking pix and mix sweets on my way through) 

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Posted (edited)
21 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

I wonder how much leuven are worth as a club? Because the media don’t seem to even mention that there is also a top tier Belgium club factored into any sale here 

I think it might be somewhere around €20-30m looking at other club sales

 

The Leicester women's side is potentially around the same as well, although might be a bit more because of their own training ground compared to other womens teams? (cba to look who else has one haha)

 

I expect it makes a potential sale longer to work on because of their being 3 seperate clubs potentially involved

 

But yeah the £200m price tag for Leicester City is rather disingenuous

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