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On Saturday, fractions of the Leicester fanbase made another protest against the club. However, it looks totally silly from our point of view. This behavior is childish. It is far from what the club desires in their communication with supporters. The club seeks a constructive environment with their fans. Support or stay away, that is the only proper way to be a football fan.

The club knows the picture and of course concerned. Playing football games and not winning is never ideal. They are putting all their efforts into change this. For fans it’s simple. If you have no joy, stay away. Go silent. Do not drag the club you support into the mud with a negative attitude. Players, staff, ownership, and devoted supporters of this football club will always view this negatively.

Leicester as a club have over the last five years done a lot of wrong. But again based on a total picture, It is not correct to blame Top and Jon Rudkin for this alone. To have answers when you know the score is always easy. Today, a number of new staff management announcements have been officially confirmed. It is preferable to celebrate, not to start a new moan.

When you as a fan decide enough is enough, you gather for a protest? This reflects a selfish and very narrow view of the situation. You miss many aspects that should be considered in the total picture. The mens first team are not performing as they are supposed to. They should be dominating this division. That is a clear fact, but surely not a reason for making a walking protest. What do you recommend? A ghost ownership takeover, and no answers. Who would you like to bring forward to sort out the mess? Don’t go in a protest when you have no solution, no answer or can’t solve the problem yourself.

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We were touting for Gary Rowett and wanted him in the building for an interim role. Looked at him as the perfect fire fighter until the end of the season. Looking up his track record of doing exactly what he is supposed to at Leicester. To save the team from relegation as the main goal.

What has happened since Marti Cifuentes left the club is close to disaster. Two draws away was of course good results, but far from what is needed at this point. To not address concern and point at Gary Rowett on this occasion would be strange.

The team looks like a mess at the moment. Players are trying to play some sort of game we saw under Enzo Maresca. However, they just look like fools at times.

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Martin O’Neill made clear decisions in his team and squad selection for the Home Firm clash between Celtic and Rangers. Kasper Schmeichel and Kelechi Iheanacho were both absent from the squad.

A drop in form for both, looks to be some of the reasons for this happening. Schmeichel had reported illness in front of the game, but still he could have been dropped. The move to bring in Viljami Sinisalo was of course clear when Schmeichel was not available, but all in all, it could be the end. Before this special clash Schmeichel has been under pressure from fans for certain errors. It offers an interesting perspective from a Leicester point of view.

Martin O’Neill an iconic figure at this football club in the start of the millennium. Kasper Schmeichel and Kelechi Iheanacho both being involved in iconic happenings five to ten years ago. Now they are all together at Celtic, but crucial decision making at a higher level could see them all gone in the summer.

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