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Last season, we experienced a similar drop under Marti Cifuentes, who was kept on until after the January transfer window before being let go. Gary Rowett had no influence over the transfer decisions and had to work with the players he was given. He also got 6 points deduction thrown in his face.

This time around we believe they will not be that patient with Russell Martin and another home defeat against a Doncaster Rovers, picking up more points away than they do at home, we believe the former Rangers and Southampton manager will be sacked, if anything else than a win happens on Saturday.

Information is that a meeting is on as we speak, to value Russell Martin and decide on his future. We do believe he will be in the dugout on Saturday, but with this information out, he could be gone earlier.

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Yesterday was not just about Leicester defeated 1-3 vs. Peterborough at home. It was also a day for listening to Jon Rudkin, breaking his silence in an interview with BBC Radio Leicester.

Listening to the talk, there wasn’t much new information. Jon Rudkin had a polite discussion with no controversy. He received questions about a potential club sale but did not respond, stating he was not involved in those talks. Rudkin mentioned he looks forward to discussing more and talk to the media in the future.

This talk was before the game against Peterborough, and he was excited about it, but what Russell Martin and the players delivered yesterday made this a bit awkward.

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Having met Alan Birchenall and Robbie Savage several times in the past. Both made strong impressions, being who they are, massive footballers, playing for Leicester, giving us all fantastic memories.

They both were great to us, being polite and showed respect for people of their own fanbase. The two had a love-hate relationship at Leicester. In football, surprises happen, and yesterday “Birch” and “Sav” met up in another special setting. They have previously met at King Power, but not under these circumstances, with Robbie Savage managing the opposite team.

Yesterday was surprising, with Robbie Savage’s Peterborough defeating Leicester 3-1. Wishing him well, but in all honesty, from a Leicester point of view, a nightmare to watch.

This Sunday morning, listening to a couple of Leicester fan channel morning shows, another massive and special talk was found, seeing Robbie Savage being interviewed brilliantly at this UpthePosh podcast. Sensational to see a new manager of a football club at this level going live on a fan channel.

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