Duncan Barkes

Those are our highlights.

And through all those hard times, all those terrible bad times,

Coming so close to being extinguished, the fans remained so loyal that they pitched in and financially saved the club from extermination.

That's what we've been through.

Leicester, over a similar period, they won the Premier League.

How hard is it to be a fan when your team win the Premier League?

You're not going to be booing them, are you, all the way off the pitch, ever.

that memory should live in their minds for decades.

There should not be a single boo heard for any performance at Leicester because of what the club gave those fans.

Just doing that.

And the following year, I think if I'm right, they got to the quarterfinals of the Champions League.

They won their group stage without, I don't think, conceding a goal.

They certainly won their group stage and they were only knocked out by the skin of their teeth by one of Spain's giants, Atletico Madrid, in the quarterfinals.

They've had their share of tragedy, we know.

We won't go there, and we sympathise with them for that, but that is not a matter for showing a lack of loyalty to the club.

Yes, they've had some bad times very recently, with relegation and with being docked points for financial irregularities.

So if they have started having an opportunity to boo their team, it's only in the last year or 18 months.

So what kind of a test of their loyalty have they been presented with?

Just about zero.

It's all big-time success, good stuff.