Mark_w Posted 21 December 2013 Posted 21 December 2013 Top, Top, wherever you may be. You eat dogs in your country. But it could be worse. We could be like Cov A nothing club with those SISU ******. My best effort.
FantasticMrFuchs Posted 21 December 2013 Posted 21 December 2013 I know some people will still find some negativity in this but I thought this was a good idea Leicester fans should show appreciation by clapping on the twelth minute of the game against reading on Boxing Day. Maybe even everyone could stand up on the 9th minute to clap as well... Yes I'm probably asking to much. But we should applause in the 9th minute against Reading in my opinion. Our owners are great and we are lucky. We're lucky we don't have tan. Geez....just put his c0ck in your mouth and smoke it already
svensson Posted 21 December 2013 Posted 21 December 2013 Top, Top, wherever you may be. You eat dogs in your country. But it could be worse. We could be like Cov A nothing club with those SISU ******. My best effort. Embarrasing, its the chinese and Koreans that are famed for eating dogs.
red5 Posted 21 December 2013 Posted 21 December 2013 How about a minutes booing for charging fans £5 to park if not using their overpriced coach service
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 21 December 2013 Posted 21 December 2013 I wouldn't clap the missus for making a mess then making a even bigger mess by using expensive products to cover it up, then finally doing the right thing and using the cheap old fashioned methods she'd used before to clean it up, and even then we're still in the shit because we're feeling the repercussions of buying those expensive products. I don't even have a missus.
GingerrrFox Posted 21 December 2013 Posted 21 December 2013 Embarrasing, its the chinese and Koreans that are famed for eating dogs. Trust me those Thai ****ers are partial to dog themselves. Big business over there.
DennisNedry Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 What is the significance of the 9th and 12th minute and which are we doing? A minutes applause is well justified. The Thais have been fantastic owners. Paid off all our debt, new pitch, new TVs, improved training facilities, haven't tried to change our name/shirt/crest, have stuck behind Nigel, have given cash for signings, haven't interfered like other owners have. How it is cringeworthy to applaud someone who wiped £100,000,000 debt from your football club?
MC Prussian Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Why the 9th and/or 12th minute in particular? You might as well applaud the owners after or before the game.
MooseBreath Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 just a "vichai, give us a wave" or something would be a nice touch. I reckon Top browses this forum anyway, so they'll know the fans are pleased
Alexikokopops Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 The £100,000,000 of debt that they racked up? I appreciate that they're doing the right thing now, but I think this is a bit OTT. To be fair some of it was stadium debt which has been a monkey on our back for 10 years. If I remember right the only way we could service that debt properly was if we were playing Premiership football (I think I read that on here once, could be bollocks). That said, I largely agree with you. We spent a shitload in the Sven era
The Horse's Mouth Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Why the twelfth minute? is it Top's birthday or something?
Stadt Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 12th minute? What am I missing? Is everybody whoooooooooooshing?
Bluetintedspecs Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Had a great day with result, financial news and great Christmas Party , come back read this and really? Please don't ask me to do a fkn dance facing the other way too
Lionator Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 I think while it's easy to say that they've racked up that debt, they've also learned how to own a club and let Pearson do his thing and they should be praised for that.
Babylon Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Remember when people wanted to chuck paper at x minute last season and how well that worked. End sarcasm.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 I know some people will still find some negativity in this but I thought this was a good idea Leicester fans should show appreciation by clapping on the twelth minute of the game against reading on Boxing Day. Maybe even everyone could stand up on the 9th minute to clap as well... Yes I'm probably asking to much. But we should applause in the 9th minute against Reading in my opinion. Our owners are great and we are lucky. We're lucky we don't have tan. Why the 9th?
StanSP Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Top, Top, wherever you may be. You eat dogs in your country. But it could be worse. We could be like Cov A nothing club with those SISU ******. My best effort. Brilliant. Let's show how much we appreciate them by insulting them. Top work...
Winnershfox Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 My only concern is those temporary looking king power banners hanging around the stadium. They look like they could come down in seconds. But fair play to these owners, they have stuck with NP ,supported him and put their money on the table. I would hate to go back to the Levien days of no money or hope.
Rob1742 Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Football is knackered, it was proved on Tuesday when it was clear the gulf between two leagues was huge. It is littered with foreign owners and questionable chairman, along with the FA which appears to be some sort of members club. But in this industry, it appears we have somehow been very lucky. Owners who do things quietly, generally do the right things and try to look after their customer wherever they can. I am very nervous of these foreign owners in general, but I really think we have really good ones and I genuinly appreciate what we have. They make improvements to our club and do not seek the publicity for doing so. They do not interfere and genuinly are trying to do the right things in everything they do. Football is a rollercoaster, players and managers and owners come and go. For sure at this moment we have very good owners. Appreciate them as I would put money on it that whoever takes over from them, probably won't be anywhere near as good as this lot. I for one am enjoying their involvement and really am glad they are here.
davieG Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 Football is knackered, it was proved on Tuesday when it was clear the gulf between two leagues was huge. It is littered with foreign owners and questionable chairman, along with the FA which appears to be some sort of members club. But in this industry, it appears we have somehow been very lucky. Owners who do things quietly, generally do the right things and try to look after their customer wherever they can. I am very nervous of these foreign owners in general, but I really think we have really good ones and I genuinly appreciate what we have. They make improvements to our club and do not seek the publicity for doing so. They do not interfere and genuinly are trying to do the right things in everything they do. Football is a rollercoaster, players and managers and owners come and go. For sure at this moment we have very good owners. Appreciate them as I would put money on it that whoever takes over from them, probably won't be anywhere near as good as this lot. I for one am enjoying their involvement and really am glad they are here. I wouldnt say the gulf between the quality of the two sides was an indication that football is knackered as there's always been a gulf between the 1st and 2nd tiers, it's the gulf, both in quality and financially between the top and bottom of the pl that's the bigger problem.
jonthefox Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 They wipe out debts of £100m and we can't even say thanks. Maybe a banner would be a better idea. One with miserable faces and saying ' welcome to Leicester'.
_Fatboyslow_ Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 A simple suggestion turns into a full blown argument within about 5 posts. Only on Foxestalk. It called debate, just because I poster suggests something don't make them right. And I don't think it's a good idea, sorting out your own mess is what is the right thing todo and why FFP I with us. To me its like winning league one.
MrBojangly Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 There's something very 1984 about this. You know they didn't pick Leicester because they love the people don't you?
Out Foxed Posted 22 December 2013 Posted 22 December 2013 A simple suggestion turns into a full blown argument within about 5 posts. Only on Foxestalk. not really. that's the internet for you.
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