Who Thinks...

[blue_army1871]

After the theme day post, who thinks we should have a "Pants Day" at Leicester at home?

[Victor Meldrew]

I'm afraid that some of our players are so soft they would actually cry.
If booing is thought to upset them so much then another pants day would tip some of them over the edge,so I say no to pants day.

[handbags_harris]

100% no. Pants day was to symbolise the player's supposed lack of enthusiasm for the fight they found themselves in, hence the "Players Are Not Trying Sufficiently". I don't believe the players aren't trying sufficiently in this instance as their effort is not in question. It's not their fault that they're not good as a collective unit. It is the coaching staff and manager are the people who should be protested against (if anybody deems it appropriate which at this moment in time I don't).

[Terminal Boardom]

It has been mentioned elsewhere on here. We don't go back to our seats after half time for say 5-10 minutes. Far more visual and it will piss off the stewards

[Rev Algenon Stickleback H]

100% no. Pants day was to symbolise the player's supposed lack of enthusiasm for the fight they found themselves in, hence the "Players Are Not Trying Sufficiently"..

The acronym actually came after the suggestion of pants day, but you are right, in that the players then didn't seem to give a toss, but that's not the issue now.

We could go for "tactics of soccer should include netting goals" day, but being hit by a stray pair of pants is bad enough.

[Terminal Boardom]

How about a car park demo?

Plaster BRs car with pages from his bumper book of football?

[Rev Algenon Stickleback H]

It has been mentioned elsewhere on here. We don't go back to our seats after half time for say 5-10 minutes. Far more visual and it will piss off the stewards

Isn't that normal for a fair number of our fans? Or is it just the nob ends further along the row from me?

[Terminal Boardom]

It has been mentioned elsewhere on here. We don't go back to our seats after half time for say 5-10 minutes. Far more visual and it will piss off the stewards

Isn't that normal for a fair number of our fans? Or is it just the nob ends further along the row from me?

There is one arsehole in the WSU who makes 90% of the row move cos he insists on walking past everyone rather than going out by the nearest exit. Wost of all he has such a smug look on his face. Total w@nkstain!

[Stevie G]

I'm content to just diplay a big banner over the front of the East stand 'We want our money back'; I don't think performances drive JM into action, hence the release of the 'financial statement'.

[Sir Rodger Doyle]

We should all just stay at home and watch it.

[The whole year inn]

I'm afraid that some of our players are so soft they would actually cry.

LOL

[Millsy]

100% no. Pants day was to symbolise the player's supposed lack of enthusiasm for the fight they found themselves in, hence the "Players Are Not Trying Sufficiently"..

The acronym actually came after the suggestion of pants day, but you are right, in that the players then didn't seem to give a toss, but that's not the issue now.

Well ok how about a PANS day?

Players Are Not Sufficient?

Could all bring pans and bang them like drums every time there's a Gurney-esque attempt at a pass/shot?

[FiNeRaIn]

I think we should to be fair.

[Ark Royal]

Everyone should go through their wife's/girlfriend's/neighbourhood cross dresser's underwear, nick a bra and make it a BRA day: Brendan Rogers Apathy day. However, be sure it is a 'world-class' top bollock holder.

[Royal With Cheese]

Pants day?

Bollocks day more like.

[Barry the bird boggler]

How about a Manager Is Not Good Enough day?

[Rex]

^^^^
IN.

[joe999]

I'm afraid that some of our players are so soft they would actually cry.

I think theyre too young to understand..

[Dorset-Knob]

Call it Calvin Klein day and the players would buy into it too!

[Ian Royal]

Nothing wrong with a theme day, and on Sky is likely to be most effective. But the big complaint is Rodgers, not the players. So you need to do something obviously targetted at him, not the players.