Does anyone actually care?

[BenTheFox]

Walking out of the ground and seeing people have a joke and laugh, people taking selfies etc, seemingly unaffected by the destruction of our football club right in front of our eyes. 

 

The lack of anger is palpable. 

[themightyfin]

Another thread same dross 

[Stadt]

1 minute ago, themightyfin said:

Another thread same dross 

Your posts?

[Rubbersoul]

2 minutes ago, themightyfin said:

Another thread same dross 

How about some more made up transfer news

[Sir Shep]

If you don’t care and this doesn’t hurt then you surely can’t call yourself a fan of Leicester city. I care and I hate those running this club in to complete oblivion. 

[Blue ROI]

Time for the Cambodia flags at the ground.

[bovril]

1 minute ago, Blue ROI said:

Time for the Cambodia flags at the ground.

This would be incredibly cringey and nonsensical 

[RonnieTodger]

I thought the same against Burton

[Simonb]

8 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

Walking out of the ground and seeing people have a joke and laugh, people taking selfies etc, seemingly unaffected by the destruction of our football club right in front of our eyes. 

 

The lack of anger is palpable. 

Im fuming, absolutely devastated what theyve done to he club 

 

But just focus on the club. People have lives, theyre allowed to take photos and have a laugh, if all anyone thought about was the football club we'd all need counselling, good on them for finding a way to enjoy themselves.

 

Cant start nitpicking with one another about how we all react. Personally, I march off and want to get as far away from the ground as possible after games like that and Im miserable as fk for a little while after, then I do something else.. but if someone walks out laughing etc, good on them .. take it out on the club not the people paying to go 👍

[The whole world smiles]

12 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

Walking out of the ground and seeing people have a joke and laugh, people taking selfies etc, seemingly unaffected by the destruction of our football club right in front of our eyes. 

 

The lack of anger is palpable. 

What are you doing about it other than moan on an internet forum? 

[Nods]

Sounds counter-intuitive, but most that really care don't go any more. 

 

Anyone paying attention was angry long ago and are past caring to the point they won't even entertain the shower we've become. 

 

Almost as though they care so much they can't bear to see us in this state. There's also a relationship between how much people care and the depth of their knowledge of our situation. The more you know, the more hopeless you're likely to feel when it comes to us.

 

Why get behind a lost cause?

 

So all you have left is the day trippers and placid folk with nothing else to do with their Saturday.

Edited 5 September by Nods

[Preston Fox]

Yes. Big time 

[BenTheFox]

1 minute ago, The whole world smiles said:

What are you doing about it other than moan on an internet forum? 

Well I went to the King Power Out marches for a start. It was clear then that the majority of the fanbase doesn't feel the way that I do. 

[ARM1968]

I care passionately about my team, but we are being run by idiots. Top doesn’t know how to run to the toilet without advice. He genuinely believes in Ruskin because he doesn’t know what he’s doing. Instead of being a man and sacking the ***** off, he just backs him.  Top, Rudkin and Brussel all need to go. This obsession with possession football needs to go. It’s bollocks. 

[purpleronnie]

Given we had back to back relegations without a whimper from the fans, the current reaction is hardly surprising.

 

[The whole world smiles]

3 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

Well I went to the King Power Out marches for a start. It was clear then that the majority of the fanbase doesn't feel the way that I do. 

Attending two marches in 6 years that were marching towards somewhere you were going to anyway then blaming others for not being as angry as you, is hardly Martin Luther King levels of activism. 

[urban.spaceman]

We've always been a pathetically apathetic fanbase. I just wish it didn't mean so much to me personally. 

[Manwell Pablo]

17 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

Walking out of the ground and seeing people have a joke and laugh, people taking selfies etc, seemingly unaffected by the destruction of our football club right in front of our eyes. 

 

The lack of anger is palpable. 

 

What's there to be angry about.

 

The club is run by useless fools but they are making some attempt to sell right?  Not sure what else I can ask of them other than attempt to sell. Far too late like but at least it's a start. 

 

Personally apathy is forgivable (unless you are part of the Foxes Trust) it's the anomisity some of us ran into when protests were organised and some efforts were actually made to apply pressure to the ownership that was a real problem. Those people now have the football club they fought so hard to keep so hope they are happy with it. 

[Samilktray]

1 minute ago, The whole world smiles said:

Attending two marches in 6 years that were marching towards somewhere you were going to anyway then blaming others for not being as angry as you, is hardly Martin Luther King levels of activism. 

What have you done?

[southfox66]

of course fans care its heartbreaking to see a club that should be and could be still playing premier football been driven over the cliff by bad decision after bad decision, what makes it worse that most of the fans know there are bad decisions soon as they are made, yet we run by people that are so blind to reality.

[Scotch]

I care, but no longer enough to let results like today bother me. 

[Guesty]

Someone in another thread said it's like knowing an alcoholic or drug addict that won't help themselves. And I sort of agree.

 

After a while you don't stop caring, but you do become more desensitised/apathetic to it.

 

You sort of give up hope, until they finally start helping themselves.

[Lineker's Lugs]

I always refer to Leicester as Leicester these days.  The time I would talk about 'us' or 'we' is long gone.  Defeats like today no longer resonate at all.   Life's too short to be too invested in the mess the club has become.

[BenTheFox]

2 minutes ago, The whole world smiles said:

Attending two marches in 6 years that were marching towards somewhere you were going to anyway then blaming others for not being as angry as you, is hardly Martin Luther King levels of activism. 

You felt the need to respond to me, mate. I wasn't blaming anybody. I was just stating that the atmosphere is a little bit strange. This is an internet forum for Leicester fans to discuss issues around Leicester City. No need to be so petty. 

[The whole world smiles]

2 minutes ago, Samilktray said:

What have you done?

Bugger all really. but I'm not blaming other fans that's kind of my point.