By Portia O’Toole
Following a dismal first half to the football season, Leicester City Football Club fans have come together to organise a protest march.
The march is being planned for Saturday, February 28, to begin at 11.30am, with supporters invited to gather at F Bar in Walnut Street, with the end destination being the club shop at the King Power Stadium.
It has been a difficult few months for Foxes fans.
The team were relegated back to the Championship following the conclusion of the 2024/25 season, lost their long-time skipper Jamie Vardy, recently lost their manager Marti Cifuentes (with no permanent replacement yet in sight), and now they sit within the relegation places.
Some fans are adamant that change needs to come from within the leadership of the club, and that it’s time for a change of ownership.
Whatever happens following the march, it’s clear that it’s going to be a testing end to an already difficult season.
