The separation between the club and the base of fans grow only, as it becomes clear on Friday.
I met Whelean and Club Managers as a co -chair of Foxes Trust Lyn Witt and Steve McClemes, members of the supporters ’participation team, and representatives of supporters of the LCFC fans last week in what was described as an explicit and explicit discussion.
“You need some driving when a mistake occurs. You need people to get us out and reassure us,” Witt said.
“The lack of communication caused frustration, anger and toxicity in games.
“Other fans cannot understand it. They are like,” Leicester fans are not full of inflammation, and they deserve it. They think because they won the Premier League as soon as they do not know how luck with their owner. “
“It is not about it. We are very grateful for what that family did [owners the Srivaddhanaprabha family] What a surprising time, but this is what happened in the past few years. “
It is up to the Van Nestilroy to get a melody he has, but from buying summer in Leicester, no one had a fixed effect.
Midfielder Oliver Scip, signed at a value of 20 million pounds from Tottenham, has struggled for the model, while defender Calib Okoli, who joined from Atalanta for 15 million pounds, began his first start under the Dutch last week.
Moroccan striker El Khannous, an arrival of 21 million pounds from Genk, showed flashes of capabilities – including the winner of Spears – but he is still green in the league.
Odsonne Edouard has just four alternative games in the lead, with the striker from the striker from Crystal Palace and linking a biical loan spot, while the right -back Woyo Coupaly was the arrival of the only January.
“It is really difficult to judge him (Van NisstelroOy) because he did not get the team,” Wiki added. “They aren't good enough to stay awake the last time and we have worse players now.”
Despite the miserable range of the model, Leicester is not in any way to be cut in the table.
They are flat on points with Epsouwch in the eighteenth and only two points behind wolves in 17th place, although they played more than both.
Captain Wes Morgan, who won the Premier League in Foxes, who also helped them avoid decline in 2013-14, is sure they can challenge the possibilities again.
“It has been proven that it can be done [teams can get out of the relegation battle]. I was part of the team that did so. ”
“I am sure that the fans are disappointed with how things are going in recent weeks. Things can change, and we know that this has happened in the past.
“It was not too late.”
