Wayne Rooney

It's the highest wage bill ever to get relegated from the second tier with two games to spare.

It's an embarrassment.

It's the first ever time the club have had a points deduction in our entire history.

It's only the second time we've played in the third division.

And it's the first time in our entire history we have suffered back-to-back relegations.

And for me, listening to what the Sheffield Wednesday fans have been going through, our fear is that we're about to go through the exact same thing.

I mean, we were talking before about where Coventry City have been.

I'm in the minority of Leicester fans.

I'm very pleased for Coventry.

I fear that we're going to be spiralling towards League Two very quickly unless there's a change in ownership or a change in accountability in the boardroom.

Well, for me, I would like to see the removal of who is now the chief football officer, was the director of football, overseeing three relegations in four seasons.

The club have announced that there's an evolved leadership structure where John Rudkin's the chief football officer.

Well, it's quite difficult for me because obviously Conor's been involved with the club, but from the outside, he's overseeing this period.

What was called strategic squad development has taken the team from competing in Europe to playing in the third division and has effectively been promoted.

For me, that's the obvious place to start, to remove him from the position.

But he's effectively been promoted in charge of the women's team, who are also bottom of the WSL.

And for me, I would like to see the club to be sold.

Personally, I sit on the side that two things can be true.

You can be extremely thankful for what King Power gave us, but I'm extremely worried about the future of the club and the direction under Top and John Rudkin.

The facts are there.