Leicester and PSR for 23/24

[HFox]

Well it appears this has been prompted by a rule from the Premier League where clubs are being given a break to convert debt.

Of course LCFC in an attempt to wrestle back the PR campaign, have gone full hammer on the wavering support line

 

[Brown Nose]

Well it appears this has been prompted by a rule from the Premier League where clubs are being given a break to convert debt.

Of course LCFC in an attempt to wrestle back the PR campaign, have gone full hammer on the wavering support line

I've been expecting it because lots of owners have been doing it before the deadline imposed by the PL.

What it means is that some of his idiotic decisions have cost his family rather than LCFC. Well. financially. His decisions have cost us all as fans plenty more emotionally.

The days when we'd bow down in gratitude for his decision to pay our squad £200m a year in wages because they flatter him are long gone.

He's an incompetent buffoon that wastes fortunes and then goes to the bank of Mum and Dad to bail him out.

 

[bocadillo]

... and then goes to the bank of Mum and Dad to bail him out.

eeerrr...

 

[Blue Maniac]

eeerrr...

Yeah…

 

[TommyK]

Come on guys. This is an amazing thing.

 

[HFox]

Money made the company of King Power paying off the loan given by King Power.

Effectively forced by a rule change from the Premier League.

Don’t fall for it. Other than to hope with the debt off it’s more attractive to other parties

 

[Payne74]

Come on guys. This is an amazing thing.

Much better when we went bust and when we beat Oxford 1-0 with a Tony James header to stay in the league.
Be careful what you wish for, Man U wanted the Glaziers out, now their season ticket prices are going up to pay for the sacking of Ten Hag, I wonder how many UTD fans are grateful that Jim Radcliffe is there, not such a knight in shining armour after all.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Money made the company of King Power paying off the loan given by King Power.

Effectively forced by a rule change from the Premier League.

Don’t fall for it. Other than to hope with the debt off it’s more attractive to other parties

Yeah. Non story, means **** all in reality.

 

[HFox]

Much better when we went bust and when we beat Oxford 1-0 with a Tony James header to stay in the league.
Be careful what you wish for, Man U wanted the Glaziers out, now their season ticket prices are going up to pay for the sacking of Ten Hag, I wonder how many UTD fans are grateful that Jim Radcliffe is there, not such a knight in shining armour after all.

On the same token, we were 5th in the championship and a couple of penalties away from a playoff final before their purchase

While they’ve increased season ticket prices, charged £25 for a piece of plastic and raised matchday prices to an eye watering average of £60.

For every Radcliffe, there’s a Bill Foley at Bournemouth. Just wanted to add balance if we are going for the extremities

 

[Feidlimid]

Other than to hope with the debt off it’s more attractive to other parties

The debt's now equity, only.the name has changed.

 

[popillius]

On the same token, we were 5th in the championship and a couple of penalties away from a playoff final before their purchase

And then we got promoted, won the Premier League, played in the Champions League and won the FA Cup.

KP are the reason we had our best days as Leicester Supporters.

 

[Joe_Fox]

For every Radcliffe, there’s a Bill Foley at Bournemouth. Just wanted to add balance if we are going for the extremities

Sadly I don't think that's necessarily true.

 

[Blue Maniac]

For every Radcliffe, there’s a Bill Foley at Bournemouth.

That’s the same thing, really. Billionaires are evil ****s; if they weren’t evil ****s, they wouldn’t be billionaires.

 

[Payne74]

Leicester have achieved more under KP ownership than in the entire history of the club, even the training ground is one of the best in the world, yes things aren't great now but I think the owners have more than enough credit to turn it around again.

 

[HFox]

And then we got promoted, won the Premier League, played in the Champions League and won the FA Cup.

KP are the reason we had our best days as Leicester Supporters.

I didn’t doubt that. Two separate points.

I just doubt that without King Power, we end up some non entity towards the bottom of the championship reliant on a last header header to stay up which is what the post suggested.

 

[HFox]

That’s the same thing, really. Billionaires are evil ****s; if they weren’t evil ****s, they wouldn’t be billionaires.

Yeah. Some thankfully realise they can milk the fans and bring them with it rsther than without them.

 

[Graz]

And who says Leicester fans have become entitled?! How dare they!

Honestly... We are in a shit position, we can complain about the current running of the club - but this shouldn't stop us recognising this as fantastic investment from King Power and good for the club. Both things can be true.

This is good news.

 

[Fox Fan]

Leicester have achieved more under KP ownership than in the entire history of the club, even the training ground is one of the best in the world, yes things aren't great now but I think the owners have more than enough credit to turn it around again.

These were the same points made when we needed to sack Rodgers.

Past performance does not indicate future success.

KP should decide if they want to be good owners in the here and now, and if they don't want to take the required steps (putting the right people in the right positions), then they should sell up to someone else.

 

[popillius]

I didn’t doubt that. Two separate points.

I just doubt that without King Power, we end up some non entity towards the bottom of the championship reliant on a last header header to stay up which is what the post suggested.

We ended up in League 1 without them.

 

[Joe_Fox]

Past performance does not indicate future success.

It does actually. It doesn't guarantee it, but it does indicate it to a degree. It's a silly saying really, more often used in the context of financial investments, but if a company has been doing well, it's more likely that they'll continue to do well than not. Likewise if a company has been doing badly, it's more likely to go bust.