posted May 7, 2008

Yes, as fans you have surely been short-changed with all the swapping and changing.

BUT, we had a worse position than you... destablising effect of the admin threat, hardly any money, couldn't even do loans because of the embargo, didn't even own ground, and our new manager inherited all that, and yet we survived, despite his having less time than Holloway.

In other words, Holloway had a better position than some, and did worse. Others had less money, less time, just as unstable a situation if not worse, but they didn't get relegated, Holloway did.

How can you blame it all on his circumstances when the evidence lines up against it?

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posted May 8, 2008

Could'nt agree with JamesAutar more. Neither Mandaric nor Holloway deserve any sympathy. Both deserve all they get, Holloway for walking out on Argyle after making so many promises, and Mandaric with his arrogant trigger-happy attitude.

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posted May 8, 2008

the blame lies with the forwards who couldnt score.... we outplayed most teams we played n deserved to b alot higher in the table... i think we will come back up a stronger club.. sheffield wednesday deserve to go down they are an awful team

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posted May 9, 2008

"we outplayed most teams we played n deserved to b alot higher in the table"...stupid comment of the day. Outplayed? I don't think so. Deserve to be higher? I don't think so. Think again.

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posted May 10, 2008

NOBODY BUT THE PLAYERS

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posted May 11, 2008

Players, managers and Chairman are all responsible to some extent. The only group that emerges blameless from the whole sorry tale that has been Leicester City since Martin O'Neill left is the supporters. What a wonderful, proud, decent group of people they have proved themselves to be over and over again. They deserve so much better. It breaks my heart to see them suffer like this...

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posted May 13, 2008

People talk about the rot setting in as far back as O'Neill leaving for Celtic. What utter tosh!!

The fact of the matter is that Leicester City Football Club have had ample time to re-assemble.

Since our fall from the Premiership it is a sad fact that we have continued on a downward spiral. A succession of managers and a change of ownership have all failed to halt this Club's decline.

A myriad of players have also failed to impress and I wish I knew the answer.

One thing is sure that we start a new season in a new division and we should be starting with a new manager. Holloway has failed, he is NOT the man for Leicester and I am extremely disappointed that a man of Mandaric business acumen has not seen this.

Decisive actions needs to be taken NOW, not in October, December or the New Year, it will be too late then.

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posted May 20, 2008

erm, you cant say you have the best fans in the league, surely theres only one team who has the best fans in the league, selling out their stadium in nearly every home game, 2nd in the whole league for average attendances, lets do the comparisons.

Norwich:
High - 25,497
Low - 23,176 (best in the league)
Average - 24,527 (second only to Sheff U)

Leicester:
High - 31,892
Low - 19,264...
Average - 23,508


So from that i do have to say, Norwich have the better fans

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posted May 22, 2008

It has to be those charged with scoring goals. You have to go up to 13th in the table to find a team with a better goal difference, which (amazingly) points to the defence doing an ok job.

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