Love the podcast! The most recent podcast was the first episode I've listened to that I didn't enjoy. I know Leicester fans enjoy wallowing in misery (and trust me, I can do my fair share of indulging), however, I do feel there is a risk of being toxic before a ball has even been kicked this season. I generally sensed a vibe of "I hope we get relegated, just so I can say I told you so".
Sponsorships - honestly, I get it - totally rubbish we have a crypto/gambling/nonsense sponsor. But we have no idea of what the financial details are. It might have been double the nearest "ethical" sponsorship we'd have been offered. And I really wouldn't be surprised if that were the case. No, not popular, but unless we want to face even harsher penalties, what choices do the club have? I get the argument we've sleepwalked into this situation - and it is a travesty things are how they are. But the reality is Leicester have regressed and now we need to suffer to build again.
Signings - let's give them a chance. I think it's easy to say "we shouldn't sign X player, we've tried to sign seasoned Premier League players before and it hasn't worked". We've also tried to sign young, international talents that haven't worked out. We've tried to sign stars from other leagues that haven't worked. I don't see a pattern in our successful signings - so let's give the team a chance. Jordan Ayew, while not flashy, is a player who has played 200 times for a (at times) decent Palace side. He's versatile and honestly every time I've watched him I've thought him to be very underrated, as someone who can press and will give his all for 90 minutes, something which Leicester fans have been crying out for. 4 goals, but 7 assists last season, which is 90th percentile.
Overall, I get the club is not in a good spot at the moment. But what's not going to help (realistically), is fans turning on the team before a ball has even been kicked this season. Leicester has always been a team which has relished in adversity and performs best when our back is against the wall. Get behind the boys and turn the KP into a place the opposition fears coming to again.