FuriousFox46 Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 I personally hope we're back in the Premier League and are comfortable in mid-table.
cc_star Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Football-wise, if all goes well (as it looks like it might) we should hopefully be in the Prem Off the field though: I worry in case our super-rich owners are lending LCFC the money & we will owe it them back at a time of their choosing, this could mean we go bankrupt, it all depends if they're like Abramovich or Portsmouth's old owners... Unfortunately opening the books (or them selling up) is the only way to find out, and I doubt they're going to do that
haraven Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Premier League and nicking the occasional bucket, eh, trophy..
topharry123 Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 If the owners put the money up then we can be in the premier league. If they don't then we'll be mid table in the championship like we are now and will consolidate that. With good investment, we can become a mid table premier league team, but probably not in 2 years.
ajthefox Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 I for one would be amazed if we established ourselves in the prem. Sometime soon, I think promotion may come, and maybe we'll stay up more than one season, but I think we'll probably be up and down every few years or so like it has been for so much of the clubs history. The prem is so tight at the minute that in the next few seasons there's at least 10 teams who will either be in or very close to the relegation zone, and really can never be too careful because a run of bad games could see any one of them relegated. If we get promotion anytime soon I see it being the same for us. Establishing ourselves in the prem for a sustained period would be a miracle because everyone has investment now so nothing really changes.
jonthefox Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Fookin ell, furious has gone all new topic crazy today .
Guest parky0607 Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 I think we have good players and have the potential to reach the premier league. I don't think spending big money on big name players like most people are demanding is the key though, the reason why they are no longer at big clubs is because they are 'have beens' and won't build for the future. I think we have plenty of experience in vassell, howard, wellens, berner etc. I'd much prefer us to spend the money on decent scouts and look further afield for potential superstars. Look at man city and blackpool, on both games man city have only won by a single goal, yet man city have a £30 mill squad against blackpools £3 mill squad - says it all!! Not saying that I wouldn't want to achieve premier league status, but I'd personally prefer a good championship battle than us to go up and linger around the relegation zone, waiting for the season when we will finally get relegated, like wolves, wigan, etc
harryboi72 Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 in 2 seasons time i can see us consolidating a place in the prem but not mid table or anything special we need time to sort our team out and prepare for mid table premiership.
Jackirius Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Bloody hell, we have only bought a defender from Hibbs for 250k and everyone now thinks we are minted. We have been told about these £12million and £10million (summer) transfer kittys and i know it is fairly early in the transfer window but we really have no idea how much the new investors are willing to splash and have only found these numbers from the media and presumptions, how much cash do we really have and do we really need obscene amounts? We have no hard evidence of anything. Yes i agree the new owners have ambition but i for one don't have a clue where we will be in 2 years, we could be in the promised land or we could be down in the dumps of league 1. I will just take it as it comes.
Daggers Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 The Future of LCFC Where do you see us in two seasons times. Realistically. Club sold on after Top's toy loses its sparkle and Toys'R'Us launch the new set of Transformers so he gets Dad to buy him them instead. Top employs Peter Risdale to take temporary charge until buyers can be found for the club. Fans greet the new signing with glee and phone RL in droves in order to announce that they have always wanted to "live the dream". Ericsson has been replaced by another series of piss-poor managers. City fans welcome the new team of manager Darren Ferguson and DOF Dennis Wise at the start of the season - who state that this is a massive club and everything about it is Premier League which is why they came. Season tickets for the 2019/20 season go on sale and all ST holders have to ensure they buy theirs by August 19th or the club will execute one member of their family for each month they delay. The cost of a season ticket is now the equivalent to the cost of a reasonable three bed semi-detached house. Steve Howard offered a contract extension and is encouraged to sign by club captain Robbie Neilson. The Birch is quoted in the Merc as saying he is delighted to see that Tunchev is now out of the wheelchair and that he hopes to restart training after he recovers from accidentally sawing off his feet with a pizza slicer. Someone on FoxesTalk comes up with an original idea but is ignored because the forum is busy going into meltdown over a poll to see who thinks the club should swap the Family End with the Kop. The Fosse Boys numbers have swelled to an immense 23 with the inclusion of a German called Klaus who used to support FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt but left because he had a problem pronouncing them. Following the introduction of the Government's policy to place a minimum IQ on entry into football grounds, L1 has been turned into a delightful garden using cuttings from Martin Allen's hanging baskets. The Foxes Trust announce to a secret number of members that they intend to annex Lance Tomlyn. Lance issues a statement about the ISA which no one reads or cares about. Foxes Trust chairman for life, Bason, is caught slapping his cock on ex-Mayor Colin Hall's bare arse in a town centre fast food establishment. The first match of the season sees the club bore through a 0-0 draw against Liverpool and Radio Leicester is inundated with demands that the management is sacked because it is "relegation form" and "we need to make changes before the transfer window closes". The massive crowd of 15,552 carry out a practice of booing in harmonies. In a poll run by ITV, Leicester is voted the country's stupidest city. Ian Stringer announces that he is forming a take-over consortium made up of the owner of Big John's, the guy who started Kings Cabs and the grand-daughter heiress of the long defunct Kirby and West Dairies. "Leicester legend" and England manager Ian Holloway greets the news on MOTD with a jovial quip.
Rob1742 Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 You can never predict these days. If the owners put money in then we could be in the prem. If the owners get bored with their new toy we will be in administration again. The way football clubs are run these days you just have to take it week by week and keep your fingers crossed. I feel sorry for the smaller clubs, who are run by small businessmen, run them at a small profit, yet cannot compete with clubs who run their clubs at massive losses. It's a mess, just take it week by week and just hope for the best.
Kitchandro Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 I personally hope we're back in the Premier League and are comfortable in mid-table. I hope we win the Premiership seriously though I think we will be in the Premiership in 2 seasons. In 5 I think we should be aiming to be established in midtable and win the FA Cup.
Kitchandro Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Club sold on after Top's toy loses its sparkle and Toys'R'Us launch the new set of Transformers so he gets Dad to buy him them instead. Top employs Peter Risdale to take temporary charge until buyers can be found for the club. Fans greet the new signing with glee and phone RL in droves in order to announce that they have always wanted to "live the dream". Ericsson has been replaced by another series of piss-poor managers. City fans welcome the new team of manager Darren Ferguson and DOF Dennis Wise at the start of the season - who state that this is a massive club and everything about it is Premier League which is why they came. Season tickets for the 2019/20 season go on sale and all ST holders have to ensure they buy theirs by August 19th or the club will execute one member of their family for each month they delay. The cost of a season ticket is now the equivalent to the cost of a reasonable three bed semi-detached house. Steve Howard offered a contract extension and is encouraged to sign by club captain Robbie Neilson. The Birch is quoted in the Merc as saying he is delighted to see that Tunchev is now out of the wheelchair and that he hopes to restart training after he recovers from accidentally sawing off his feet with a pizza slicer. Someone on FoxesTalk comes up with an original idea but is ignored because the forum is busy going into meltdown over a poll to see who thinks the club should swap the Family End with the Kop. The Fosse Boys numbers have swelled to an immense 23 with the inclusion of a German called Klaus who used to support FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt but left because he had a problem pronouncing them. Following the introduction of the Government's policy to place a minimum IQ on entry into football grounds, L1 has been turned into a delightful garden using cuttings from Martin Allen's hanging baskets. The Foxes Trust announce to a secret number of members that they intend to annex Lance Tomlyn. Lance issues a statement about the ISA which no one reads or cares about. Foxes Trust chairman for life, Bason, is caught slapping his cock on ex-Mayor Colin Hall's bare arse in a town centre fast food establishment. The first match of the season sees the club bore through a 0-0 draw against Liverpool and Radio Leicester is inundated with demands that the management is sacked because it is "relegation form" and "we need to make changes before the transfer window closes". The massive crowd of 15,552 carry out a practice of booing in harmonies. In a poll run by ITV, Leicester is voted the country's stupidest city. Ian Stringer announces that he is forming a take-over consortium made up of the owner of Big John's, the guy who started Kings Cabs and the grand-daughter heiress of the long defunct Kirby and West Dairies. "Leicester legend" and England manager Ian Holloway greets the news on MOTD with a jovial quip.
iBleedLeicesterColours Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 I don't think we'll win the FA cup or Prem in my lifetime. Sorry to be negative.
Jacnah Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Club sold on after Top's toy loses its sparkle and Toys'R'Us launch the new set of Transformers so he gets Dad to buy him them instead. Top employs Peter Risdale to take temporary charge until buyers can be found for the club. Fans greet the new signing with glee and phone RL in droves in order to announce that they have always wanted to "live the dream". Ericsson has been replaced by another series of piss-poor managers. City fans welcome the new team of manager Darren Ferguson and DOF Dennis Wise at the start of the season - who state that this is a massive club and everything about it is Premier League which is why they came. Season tickets for the 2019/20 season go on sale and all ST holders have to ensure they buy theirs by August 19th or the club will execute one member of their family for each month they delay. The cost of a season ticket is now the equivalent to the cost of a reasonable three bed semi-detached house. Steve Howard offered a contract extension and is encouraged to sign by club captain Robbie Neilson. The Birch is quoted in the Merc as saying he is delighted to see that Tunchev is now out of the wheelchair and that he hopes to restart training after he recovers from accidentally sawing off his feet with a pizza slicer. Someone on FoxesTalk comes up with an original idea but is ignored because the forum is busy going into meltdown over a poll to see who thinks the club should swap the Family End with the Kop. The Fosse Boys numbers have swelled to an immense 23 with the inclusion of a German called Klaus who used to support FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt but left because he had a problem pronouncing them. Following the introduction of the Government's policy to place a minimum IQ on entry into football grounds, L1 has been turned into a delightful garden using cuttings from Martin Allen's hanging baskets. The Foxes Trust announce to a secret number of members that they intend to annex Lance Tomlyn. Lance issues a statement about the ISA which no one reads or cares about. Foxes Trust chairman for life, Bason, is caught slapping his cock on ex-Mayor Colin Hall's bare arse in a town centre fast food establishment. The first match of the season sees the club bore through a 0-0 draw against Liverpool and Radio Leicester is inundated with demands that the management is sacked because it is "relegation form" and "we need to make changes before the transfer window closes". The massive crowd of 15,552 carry out a practice of booing in harmonies. In a poll run by ITV, Leicester is voted the country's stupidest city. Ian Stringer announces that he is forming a take-over consortium made up of the owner of Big John's, the guy who started Kings Cabs and the grand-daughter heiress of the long defunct Kirby and West Dairies. "Leicester legend" and England manager Ian Holloway greets the news on MOTD with a jovial quip. You're scaring me now...this is to close to the truth :lei1:
Thracian Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Club sold on after Top's toy loses its sparkle and Toys'R'Us launch the new set of Transformers so he gets Dad to buy him them instead. Top employs Peter Risdale to take temporary charge until buyers can be found for the club. Fans greet the new signing with glee and phone RL in droves in order to announce that they have always wanted to "live the dream". Ericsson has been replaced by another series of piss-poor managers. City fans welcome the new team of manager Darren Ferguson and DOF Dennis Wise at the start of the season - who state that this is a massive club and everything about it is Premier League which is why they came. Season tickets for the 2019/20 season go on sale and all ST holders have to ensure they buy theirs by August 19th or the club will execute one member of their family for each month they delay. The cost of a season ticket is now the equivalent to the cost of a reasonable three bed semi-detached house. Steve Howard offered a contract extension and is encouraged to sign by club captain Robbie Neilson. The Birch is quoted in the Merc as saying he is delighted to see that Tunchev is now out of the wheelchair and that he hopes to restart training after he recovers from accidentally sawing off his feet with a pizza slicer. Someone on FoxesTalk comes up with an original idea but is ignored because the forum is busy going into meltdown over a poll to see who thinks the club should swap the Family End with the Kop. The Fosse Boys numbers have swelled to an immense 23 with the inclusion of a German called Klaus who used to support FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt but left because he had a problem pronouncing them. Following the introduction of the Government's policy to place a minimum IQ on entry into football grounds, L1 has been turned into a delightful garden using cuttings from Martin Allen's hanging baskets. The Foxes Trust announce to a secret number of members that they intend to annex Lance Tomlyn. Lance issues a statement about the ISA which no one reads or cares about. Foxes Trust chairman for life, Bason, is caught slapping his cock on ex-Mayor Colin Hall's bare arse in a town centre fast food establishment. The first match of the season sees the club bore through a 0-0 draw against Liverpool and Radio Leicester is inundated with demands that the management is sacked because it is "relegation form" and "we need to make changes before the transfer window closes". The massive crowd of 15,552 carry out a practice of booing in harmonies. In a poll run by ITV, Leicester is voted the country's stupidest city. Ian Stringer announces that he is forming a take-over consortium made up of the owner of Big John's, the guy who started Kings Cabs and the grand-daughter heiress of the long defunct Kirby and West Dairies. "Leicester legend" and England manager Ian Holloway greets the news on MOTD with a jovial quip. Daggers you're the FoxesTalk equivalent of Gradel, you're a breath of fresh air when the mood takes you. This club of ours could be a soap opera and I'd have no objection if you wrote it. Cos I'd bruise my insides with laughing.
Salieri Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 Club sold on after Top's toy loses its sparkle and Toys'R'Us launch the new set of Transformers so he gets Dad to buy him them instead. Top employs Peter Risdale to take temporary charge until buyers can be found for the club. Fans greet the new signing with glee and phone RL in droves in order to announce that they have always wanted to "live the dream". Ericsson has been replaced by another series of piss-poor managers. City fans welcome the new team of manager Darren Ferguson and DOF Dennis Wise at the start of the season - who state that this is a massive club and everything about it is Premier League which is why they came. Season tickets for the 2019/20 season go on sale and all ST holders have to ensure they buy theirs by August 19th or the club will execute one member of their family for each month they delay. The cost of a season ticket is now the equivalent to the cost of a reasonable three bed semi-detached house. Steve Howard offered a contract extension and is encouraged to sign by club captain Robbie Neilson. The Birch is quoted in the Merc as saying he is delighted to see that Tunchev is now out of the wheelchair and that he hopes to restart training after he recovers from accidentally sawing off his feet with a pizza slicer. Someone on FoxesTalk comes up with an original idea but is ignored because the forum is busy going into meltdown over a poll to see who thinks the club should swap the Family End with the Kop. The Fosse Boys numbers have swelled to an immense 23 with the inclusion of a German called Klaus who used to support FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt but left because he had a problem pronouncing them. Following the introduction of the Government's policy to place a minimum IQ on entry into football grounds, L1 has been turned into a delightful garden using cuttings from Martin Allen's hanging baskets. The Foxes Trust announce to a secret number of members that they intend to annex Lance Tomlyn. Lance issues a statement about the ISA which no one reads or cares about. Foxes Trust chairman for life, Bason, is caught slapping his cock on ex-Mayor Colin Hall's bare arse in a town centre fast food establishment. The first match of the season sees the club bore through a 0-0 draw against Liverpool and Radio Leicester is inundated with demands that the management is sacked because it is "relegation form" and "we need to make changes before the transfer window closes". The massive crowd of 15,552 carry out a practice of booing in harmonies. In a poll run by ITV, Leicester is voted the country's stupidest city. Ian Stringer announces that he is forming a take-over consortium made up of the owner of Big John's, the guy who started Kings Cabs and the grand-daughter heiress of the long defunct Kirby and West Dairies. "Leicester legend" and England manager Ian Holloway greets the news on MOTD with a jovial quip. I've been quoted (rather stingy) odds of 6/4 on this happening. Still worth a punt.
B52 Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 ....we're back in the Premier League and are comfortable in mid-table. this.....
Trav Le Bleu Posted 4 January 2011 Posted 4 January 2011 . Someone on FoxesTalk comes up with an original idea but is ignored because the forum is busy going into meltdown over a poll to see who thinks the club should swap the Family End with the Kop. The Fosse Boys numbers have swelled to an immense 23 with the inclusion of a German called Klaus who used to support FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt but left because he had a problem pronouncing them. Ian Stringer announces that he is forming a take-over consortium made up of the owner of Big John's, the guy who started Kings Cabs and the grand-daughter heiress of the long defunct Kirby and West Dairies. "Leicester legend" and England manager Ian Holloway greets the news on MOTD with a jovial quip.
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