Obviously from Pearson's press conference at Hull, he says he was surprised that LCFC gave permission for Hull to talk to him. That would have made anyone feel that they weren't appreciated or even wanted. Not surprising he cleared off to where he felt he was wanted.
I am so angry that the club more or less showed him the door.
I have decided I am not going to waste any more money on the club. It's just totally pointless.
I can understand exactly how you feel. I try to avoid anger but this situation has got to me. It is because the damage to our club is intentional.
I was not that angry when we got relegated or when we went into administration because that was the result of well-intentioned mistakes. Peter Taylor was a good man who tried to be a good manager and failed; Martin Allen did not deliberately buy fourteen bad players. I believed that whatever mistakes were made Ian Holloway was a good man and a talented manager giving the club 100%.
The last time I was this frustrated with the club was the Elsom-Pirerrepoint row when at a time when we were brilliant on the field people who should have been working together for the good of Leicester City were playing the playing games with the club and putting their egos first.
We now know we could have easily kept Nigel Pearson. Nobody at the club will explain why they were happy for him and Shakespeare and Walsh to leave.
The club may regard it as an internal matter. However, I am reminded of the evening when Milan met the fans about the Martin Allen sacking. Someone (not me) mentioned "Martin Allen's team". Milan very gently said
"Can I correct you. It is not Martin Allen's team. It is not Milan Mandaric team. It is your team. You are the club. Many of you have fathers and grandfathers who supported the club. You will be here when managers and owners have gone."
Milan's comments were fine words. Now when it matters we are told nothing. People at the top are usually full of fine words. Too often those words turn into just Bullshit. I believe everything the club will say on the matter will turn out to be just BS.
I was not born a Leicester fasn but I shall carry on spending money - and just as important time - supporting Leicester as I have since I arrived in the city in 1968-69. However, in over forty years I have never looked forward to a new season with such a lack of excitement.
