The Blame Game

[eblair]

Letting Albrighton and Perez go in January and only replacing them with Tete is madness

 

So many mad moments to chose from but that was insane

[mozartfox]

An extremely rapid decline in any business is nearly always down to some form of mismanagement.  Collectively the people running the Club have made some howlers.   If the Club had more than one shareholder,  I suspect Top would be forced to root out those that have overseen this mess.  Personally,  I think the only mistake Top has made is trusting those that are paid to run this Club.  He like all of the fans have been let down very badly this season. 

 

Thanks for the previous 10 years.  Now lets look forward to change and moving in the right direction as we can never change history.

Edited 14 May 2023 by mozartfox

[when_you're_smiling]

This is an excellent article on our downfall.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2023/may/13/leicesters-relegation-battle-is-a-harsh-maths-lesson-for-all-mid-table-clubs

 

 

[99 Problems]

What a shambles of a thread this is on a number of levels 

 

First and foremost, no club goes from being top 6 FA cup winners to relegated in 18 months without being horribly mismanaged. If that were under Mike Ashley it would be clear who people would be blaming 

 

No one is saying we shouldn’t have taken on debt and stretched ourselves with wages, but the reason it’s unravelled is because the club has taken ridiculous gambles. First and foremost the idea to break the model of selling a key asset in 2021 to gamble on getting European football after a pandemic had already started to wipe out finances was nuts. 
 

Secondly the club invested too much in Rodgers, gave him too much power and moved away from the model of signing young hungry players to sell on, with disastrous consequences. The recruitment of 2021 was the signalling of that new direction and it frustrated some of our scouts to the point they left 

 

the self imposed transfer embargo that saw us sign 1 player in 18 months was a laughable mismanagement of finances that has directly been responsible for our plight

 

The contractual situation beggars belief. £120m of assets walking away for free leaving a group of players who won’t be affected if we go down and the OP wants to make a case that we aren’t mismanaged 

 

Its these kind of fans that deserve championship football

[FoxFossil]

Some of the Congerton/Rodgers 'deals' do make me wonder if it was a return to old school 'brown envelopes'? Any investigative journos out there??

[Gamble92]

I blame that cow who shouts "programmes" at the start of my 04/05 season review DVD.

 

Does she still sell them? Haven't seen her for a while. 

[RoboFox]

Football is a results game and failure shouldn’t be celebrated. Happy clapping is endemic.

 

Leicester City - despite what some on here say - should be in the Premier League.
 

Relegation is a disastrous failure of leadership. Stop excusing it.

 

Edited 14 May 2023 by RoboFox