Deal done this week....

[Hazzman]

I would rather we get taken over by a charlatan (or Stone Rose) and get completely shafted leaving us without a club at all.

What about Kevin Shields?!?

 

[alex]

What about Kevin Shields?!?

The man is a god....

 

[Polar Bear]

What about Kevin Shields?!?

They could do worse than run out to You Made Me Realise anyway. Played REALLY loud.

Hang on, didn't his band almost bankrupt Creation records?!? Don't think that's quite the acumen we need...

 

[Redditch Fox]

Why is it not relevant anymore - without that £6 million we would not be having any kind of discussion about LCFC. It's not exactly small beer is it, and probably more in hard cash terms than MM is giong to risk.

It's not relevant because it has np bearing on the present situation.

The investors concerned saved LCFC. We are grateful for that. However, what has developed since then is a 'no hoper' board and a 'no hoper' football management.
MM's approach represents a risk through development funded by borrowing. It may provide a roller coaster situation. But it also offers a chance of a bit of excitement and bolder leadership. Compared with what we have now, that sounds like a better deal for the fans.
I think most fans gut sense is that they have had enough of the weak leadership that the club suffers from and would want in the event of better alternatives (which are an invention by the negative stick in the muds) - to give it a go.

I do understand that this is not entirely good for existing shareholders - but anyone who invests in a club like Leicester City to save it from administration must see it in terms of a sort of donation I'm afraid.

 

[Jeff]

anyone who invests in a club like Leicester City to save it from administration must see it in terms of a sort of donation I'm afraid.

I bet MM didn't see it as a donation when he took Portsmouth out of administration, and I'm sure he'll also feel the same way about us.

 

[Micky]

I bet MM didn't see it as a donation when he took Portsmouth out of administration, and I'm sure he'll also feel the same way about us.

the great thing is that although milan will ultimately see it as business, in order for him to make money, he will have to make us a success.

 

[Jeff]

the great thing is that although milan will ultimately see it as business, in order for him to make money he will have to make us a success.

But what happens if he doesn't succeed?

 

[homer]

But what happens if he doesn't succeed?

Then we will be driven towards going bust again - which is precisely where we are now

 

[highland fox]

But what happens if he doesn't succeed?

Cross that bridge if and when we get to it

 

[Real Sharapova]

The investors concerned saved LCFC. We are grateful for that.

Not exactly the most effusive thanks I've heard.

 

[Real Sharapova]

But what happens if he doesn't succeed?

We go cap in hand to the great and good of Leicestershire to bail us out again and then a few years down the line tell them what a bunch of shitbags they are.

 

[Micky]

But what happens if he doesn't succeed?

he will, he's got rob kelly.

 

[Jeff]

Are all local papers full of shit?


From the East Anglia Daily Times:

IAIN Dowie is set to return to football management this week following Milan Mandaric's takeover at Leicester City.

As Godfather to one of Jim Magilton's children he will be made very welcome at Portman Road on Saturday if he is in the Foxes hot-seat by then.

Former Portsmouth owner Mandaric was due to complete the purchase of City last week but had to return to Belgarde as his mother was taken extremely ill.

He was at the Walkers' Stadium on Saturday to see them only draw with Luton, a result that leaves Rob Kelly vulnerable. He said that significant progress had been made regarding the sale.

The paperwork is expected to be completed within the next 24 hours with Mandaric then being officially announced as the new opener.

 

[homer]

Are all local papers full of shit?


From the East Anglia Daily Times:

IAIN Dowie is set to return to football management this week following Milan Mandaric's takeover at Leicester City.

As Godfather to one of Jim Magilton's children he will be made very welcome at Portman Road on Saturday if he is in the Foxes hot-seat by then.

Former Portsmouth owner Mandaric was due to complete the purchase of City last week but had to return to Belgarde as his mother was taken extremely ill.

He was at the Walkers' Stadium on Saturday to see them only draw with Luton, a result that leaves Rob Kelly vulnerable. He said that significant progress had been made regarding the sale.

The paperwork is expected to be completed within the next 24 hours with Mandaric then being officially announced as the new opener.

Clear evidence that it's just around the corner

 

[Durham Fox]

The Dowie thing WILL happen.

 

[Real Sharapova]

Clear evidence that it's just around the corner

What's that Homey?

 

[Real Sharapova]

The Dowie thing WILL happen.

Please, for the love of God, No........

 

[highland fox]

Are all local papers full of shit?


From the East Anglia Daily Times:

IAIN Dowie is set to return to football management this week following Milan Mandaric's takeover at Leicester City.

As Godfather to one of Jim Magilton's children he will be made very welcome at Portman Road on Saturday if he is in the Foxes hot-seat by then.

Former Portsmouth owner Mandaric was due to complete the purchase of City last week but had to return to Belgarde as his mother was taken extremely ill.

He was at the Walkers' Stadium on Saturday to see them only draw with Luton, a result that leaves Rob Kelly vulnerable. He said that significant progress had been made regarding the sale.

The paperwork is expected to be completed within the next 24 hours with Mandaric then being officially announced as the new opener.

Hope so,we are only going one place with RK,right down the Shitter.

 

[homer]

What's that Homey?

Complete insanity

 

[highland fox]

The Dowie thing WILL happen.

I have heard the same thing from a Palace fan