| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:40 - Feb 19 with 4537 views | hype313 |
They looked snookered, stay in the PL and they will get hit with PSR, if they drop then the EFL will be waiting in the wings.
Going to be some tough times by the looks, the shirt sponsorship situation is farcical, won't be long before they will be sponsorless, why would they want to continue with a company that has gone bust?
Messy times ahead. |  |
|  |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:57 - Feb 19 with 4413 views | Woolfenthen |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:40 - Feb 19 by hype313 |
They looked snookered, stay in the PL and they will get hit with PSR, if they drop then the EFL will be waiting in the wings.
Going to be some tough times by the looks, the shirt sponsorship situation is farcical, won't be long before they will be sponsorless, why would they want to continue with a company that has gone bust?
Messy times ahead. |
probably find another loophole |  | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:58 - Feb 19 with 4404 views | DarkBrandon |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:40 - Feb 19 by hype313 |
They looked snookered, stay in the PL and they will get hit with PSR, if they drop then the EFL will be waiting in the wings.
Going to be some tough times by the looks, the shirt sponsorship situation is farcical, won't be long before they will be sponsorless, why would they want to continue with a company that has gone bust?
Messy times ahead. |
Oh no! |  | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:58 - Feb 19 with 4403 views | cbower |
Relegated with tge 7th highest wage bill!!!! Wow, that's some achievement isn't it? |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 16:01 - Feb 19 with 4374 views | ScottCandage |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 15:58 - Feb 19 by DarkBrandon |
Oh no! |
Anyway... |  | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:03 - Feb 19 with 4102 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
It shows how quickly things can fall apart!! |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:10 - Feb 19 with 4045 views | farkenhell |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:03 - Feb 19 by Marshalls_Mullet |
It shows how quickly things can fall apart!! |
No, that's Leeds. |  | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:20 - Feb 19 with 3974 views | SimonBatfordITFC |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:10 - Feb 19 by farkenhell |
No, that's Leeds. |
Are you worried you might lose Farke to Chelsea if Maresca goes? I know that the fans turned on him last season but I’d imagine he’s pretty popular again now. | | | |
Login to get fewer ads
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:53 - Feb 19 with 3798 views | Mullet |
Hopefully they go bust next season then |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 18:32 - Feb 19 with 3669 views | farkenhell |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 17:20 - Feb 19 by SimonBatfordITFC |
Are you worried you might lose Farke to Chelsea if Maresca goes? I know that the fans turned on him last season but I’d imagine he’s pretty popular again now. |
What are you on about you tit? First you accuse me of being a budgie, now you suggest I support Dirty Leeds.
Odd. | | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 18:52 - Feb 19 with 3562 views | SimonBatfordITFC |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 18:32 - Feb 19 by farkenhell |
What are you on about you tit? First you accuse me of being a budgie, now you suggest I support Dirty Leeds.
Odd. |
Apologies if I made an error. It’s just that your username is that if the greasy German that manages them and you keep bringing them up so I just assumed. Bit weird though if not. | | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 19:57 - Feb 19 with 3287 views | ArnieM |
They can run, but they cant hide I guess. How many times have they dodged punishment for financial issues? |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:04 - Feb 19 with 3245 views | flykickingbybgunn |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 18:52 - Feb 19 by SimonBatfordITFC |
Apologies if I made an error. It’s just that your username is that if the greasy German that manages them and you keep bringing them up so I just assumed. Bit weird though if not. |
My user name has a Budgie in it but that does not mean that I support them. |  | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:15 - Feb 19 with 3205 views | Swansea_Blue |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 18:32 - Feb 19 by farkenhell |
What are you on about you tit? First you accuse me of being a budgie, now you suggest I support Dirty Leeds.
Odd. |
Innit. It’s madness. Everyone knows you’re a plastic Man City fan. Tsk!
 |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:21 - Feb 19 with 3163 views | Swansea_Blue |
I reckon your fan comment won’t sink in for many people because of tribalism in general but also because of Leicester’s brushes with P&S rules. What’s happening to Leicester could happen to any club outside of the billionaire clubs of Man U, Man C, etc (and Man U are having a good go of blowing up). There are a lot of clubs spending a lot of money they can’t afford and/or sustain. I can’t see how things can carry on as they are (but they probably will). | |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:29 - Feb 19 with 3110 views | farkenhell |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:15 - Feb 19 by Swansea_Blue |
Innit. It’s madness. Everyone knows you’re a plastic Man City fan. Tsk!
|
I've been outed.
Buggar! | | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:58 - Feb 19 with 2988 views | SimonBatfordITFC |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:29 - Feb 19 by farkenhell |
I've been outed.
Buggar! |
Why on earth has Pep not played Haaland in a game this big? Your lot must be wanting rid of him before the end of the season. | | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 21:02 - Feb 19 with 2953 views | Pendejo |
one of the most extraordinary feats in the recent—possibly entire—history of English club football.
One of, not THE, stand up boys of 61/62 |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 08:00 - Feb 20 with 2444 views | Steve_M |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 20:21 - Feb 19 by Swansea_Blue |
I reckon your fan comment won’t sink in for many people because of tribalism in general but also because of Leicester’s brushes with P&S rules. What’s happening to Leicester could happen to any club outside of the billionaire clubs of Man U, Man C, etc (and Man U are having a good go of blowing up). There are a lot of clubs spending a lot of money they can’t afford and/or sustain. I can’t see how things can carry on as they are (but they probably will). |
Yes, and no. Leicester going down with the seventh highest wage bill in the league, selling two players for ~£120m and still making a loss of £87m is a bit more than unfortunate.
As you say, relegation remains a risk for all but a very small number of clubs, even Spurs and Man Utd would be more at risk if us and Leicester had managed a few more points.
That there is an enormous bubble in football has been obvious for 20 years and it's only got bigger since. Clearly the next step is owners trying to monetise matches in the same way as in the US where revenue per fan per match attended is so much higher than here. That only works if they get rid of season tickets. |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 09:41 - Feb 20 with 2162 views | Pinewoodblue |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 08:00 - Feb 20 by Steve_M |
Yes, and no. Leicester going down with the seventh highest wage bill in the league, selling two players for ~£120m and still making a loss of £87m is a bit more than unfortunate.
As you say, relegation remains a risk for all but a very small number of clubs, even Spurs and Man Utd would be more at risk if us and Leicester had managed a few more points.
That there is an enormous bubble in football has been obvious for 20 years and it's only got bigger since. Clearly the next step is owners trying to monetise matches in the same way as in the US where revenue per fan per match attended is so much higher than here. That only works if they get rid of season tickets. |
Crazy isn’t it, sell something at a big discount when demand exceeds supply. |  |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 11:26 - Feb 20 with 1858 views | SaffronWaldenBlues |
From winning the Championship, and Premier League, playing in Europe, winning the FA Cup to potential oblivion. That is the price paid for challenging the "super clubs". There was a lot to like about Leicester, even in the 1990's they had some good teams and won the League Cup a few times. It's such a broken system where clubs can go from living the dream to disaster, I mean we had it on a small scale in the 2000's then there Pompey and Wigan in recent years, and Sunderland and Bolton another two.
Hopefully, we'll never be in that position again, but it's all so reckless and sad. Our historic football clubs are being gambled away by faceless millionaires who can walk away with very little accountability. I guess as crumby as Evans was, he at least had the decency to sell to people who appear to have their houses in order.
I do feel for the Leicester fans, even if they should have been docked points last season (and we should have been Champions as we played by all the rules to win our points) |  |
| An East Anglian Town overtaken by Londoners |
| |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 11:38 - Feb 20 with 1786 views | sjg |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 11:26 - Feb 20 by SaffronWaldenBlues |
From winning the Championship, and Premier League, playing in Europe, winning the FA Cup to potential oblivion. That is the price paid for challenging the "super clubs". There was a lot to like about Leicester, even in the 1990's they had some good teams and won the League Cup a few times. It's such a broken system where clubs can go from living the dream to disaster, I mean we had it on a small scale in the 2000's then there Pompey and Wigan in recent years, and Sunderland and Bolton another two.
Hopefully, we'll never be in that position again, but it's all so reckless and sad. Our historic football clubs are being gambled away by faceless millionaires who can walk away with very little accountability. I guess as crumby as Evans was, he at least had the decency to sell to people who appear to have their houses in order.
I do feel for the Leicester fans, even if they should have been docked points last season (and we should have been Champions as we played by all the rules to win our points) |
Had their spending been successful, do you think they'd have spared a thought for all of the clubs that did things within the rules? I don't, so I don't have any sympathy for them - pushed even further by their (so far successful) attempts to evade punishment for obvious rule breaking. | | | |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 13:20 - Feb 20 with 1499 views | SaffronWaldenBlues |
| An interesting read on the state of Leicester City on 11:38 - Feb 20 by sjg |
Had their spending been successful, do you think they'd have spared a thought for all of the clubs that did things within the rules? I don't, so I don't have any sympathy for them - pushed even further by their (so far successful) attempts to evade punishment for obvious rule breaking. |
I don't have sympathy for owners who behave like this, but the average Leicester supporter who turns up and pays his ticket to see his local side on matchday, rather than sit watching super clubs on TV, I have a lot of sympathy for when his club gets ruined by the idiots running it. | |
| An East Anglian Town overtaken by Londoners |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
