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If the rent was too high then why did they buy the club?

In fairness we had a 20k fan base when Sisu took over.

do your predictions for the next 5 fixtures. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_1/predictor/default.stm I had us 7 points adrift after the next 5 games.

beat me to it osb!

while were on the subject, when is the deadline?

How much money is the club losing each month? If its still the £500k figure are Sisu unhappy with the board for not reducing these losses?

It's always good when you have 2 teams to support in the finals

Didnt Misfud get 17? Or are you just counting league goals?

Shouldn't the Telegraph be investigating this sort of thing?

Could this just be a way of avoiding revealing who are real owners are?

Surely though we must already be losing a lot less than the £5 mil a year that is often quoted? It seems to have been that for years.

Also Fox and Dann. Since then very little money has been allocated for players. How do you expect him to sign decent players with no money? I'm not defending or criticising him as a manager, just that I dont know who you think could do a better job. The people that want a change, please...

Thorn as scout and with money brought in good players, Sisu then sold them or let them run their contracts down, how is he to blame for that?

I agree, I'm not saying that he is a good or bad manager, just that without an overhaul of the squad its pointless changing the manager.

I dont think we can judge Thorn either way. This is a very poor team and he has nothing to work with. I don't think any manager could come in and turn it around with these players, so what would be the point of getting rid of him? All that will happen is we have to pay Thorn off (whilst still...

Whilst I agree that singing songs of the oppositions rivals is a bit stupid, you can't blame fans for trying to get a bit of an atmosphere going. leicesterarenotourrivals what would make you happy in terms of the fans? you seem to moan about everything so it would be interesting to hear you...

How does everyone see the next few years panning out? I think the majority of us are resigned to relegation now, but its how the club responds to that is the important thing. Just looking at the history books, the last time we dropped out of this division was in 1952, and it took us till 1964...

The following clubs have all been in administration since the mid 80's. Its interesting to see the clubs which it benefited and which ones it didn't. Charlton 1984 Middlesbrough 1986 Tranmere 1987 Newport County 1989 Walsall 1990 Northampton 1992 Kettering 1992 Aldershot 1992 Maidstone 1992...

I bet as far as Fifa are concerned he's a model chairman.