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Let it go: The case for a sabbatical from this sad Leicester City side
Kicking off at 7pm on a Sunday night is awful for a match-going fan, but for those of us following along at home, it’s perfect. Do whatever it is you need to do, have a nice dinner and sit down to watch your team.
That is, of course, if you support basically any team other than Leicester City.

Only the Football League can save Leicester City from themselves now
With Wolves now nine points clear of Leicester City and relegation all but confirmed, it’s time to look ahead to next season. Our saviour may be an unlikely source.

Change at Leicester is too little, too late but give us something to celebrate
Cole Palmer steps up to take a penalty against Leicester City. He has scored all 12 of his Premier League spot kicks up to this moment.

Quelle surprise: What surprise at Leicester City?
The most surprising thing at Leicester City this season is that anyone is still surprised. The club continues its amateurish Sunday League-esque stagger through life with an unerring knack of walking into every trap it encounters.


Ruud doesn’t rate us - so what’s a realistic aim for Leicester City at West Ham?
Has Ruud van Nistelrooy thrown in the towel as Leicester City fall further away from Premier League safety? What is left for Leicester City fans to cling to ahead of the trip to the London Stadium?

Bobby Decordova-Reid, Jordan Ayew and Leicester City’s existential crisis
I have a WhatsApp group with a couple of my cousins where we sporadically whine to each other about how irritating our football clubs are. One of them is a Cardiff City fan and the other is a Cheltenham Town fan.

Drama, charmers and the 92 Club - Hazzetta dello Sport: Brentford (H)
The show rolls on. Another loss. Another week of dramatics off the pitch. Another week of concerns growing.

If you could ask Leicester City Football Club one question, what would it be?
There are so many talking points around Leicester City at the moment that it’s hard to arrow in on just one.
But that’s exactly what we’ve tried to do this week - if you only had one question you could ask, what would you want to know from our club’s hierarchy?

And so to the barricades: Recalling a past campaign for change at Leicester City
With protest in the air, Andrew Smith recalls starting a supporter campaign for change at the top of the football club, 35 years ago. By accident.

Project Reset: Why Leicester City fans are taking action
On Saturday 15th February 2025, Leicester City fans will take to the streets to voice their frustrations with the club. Here are five reasons why.

Leicester City’s grand plan finally revealed: Do nothing
As the final hours of the January transfer window ticked down, relegation-haunted Leicester City sat by and watched as rivals strengthened. What message does that send to a fanbase losing hope that this team can be competitive at Premier League level?

Open up and close the empty space between Leicester City’s leaders and followers
It was said to be Aristotle who declared ‘nature abhors a vacuum’. Not a huge number of quality players have come out of Greece, so when a legend speaks you listen. Especially in these parts because we have a vacuum problem and it’s ruining our club.

Why are Leicester City fans starting to protest? Take a look at our “matchday experience”
If you want to get a feel for fan sentiment on a match day, you don’t need a repetitive ‘Tell Us About Your Matchday Experience’ email or endless surveys.


Foodbank for Fulham: Support Leicester’s homeless with a donation this Saturday
This Saturday sees the fifth annual edition of the food bank organised by Union FS to support Leicester charity The Bridge - Homelessness to Hope.

Leicester City fans search in vain for change with more money trouble reported ahead of PSR D-Day
Of course the idea of strengthening in several key positions was pie in the sky. Of course it was.
Reports this week suggesting that Leicester City are choosing to do very little business in a January transfer window were met with a groan and a sense of déjà vu.

Why Leicester City should prioritise a new right winger in January
Jordan Ayew made a dynamic contribution to Leicester City’s goal at Villa Park on Saturday and has popped up with vital goals. Now it’s time to consign him to the bench for the rest of the season.

Foxes fans need to see changes: It’s time to organise
2025 is upon on, a fresh start for some but Chris Whiting has seen enough already this season, and in the past two, to issue a rallying cry to Foxes fans. The time is now to get organised.

Ruud van Nistelrooy deserves backing at Leicester City - so can Jon Rudkin pull through?
As the clocks strike midnight, and we head into another no doubt eventful year following Leicester City, much feels on a knife edge around our club right now. Our chances of survival? 50/50. Keen on Ruud or unconvinced? A fanbase seemingly split down the middle.