The 22/23 relegation season saw heavy use of the phrase ‘sleepwalking towards relegation’ or those at the top and on the pitch being ‘asleep at the wheel’.

This year there's nobody at the wheel, awake or otherwise. The damning Telegraph article this weekend highlighted even more cracks and chaos. And yet, Leicester fans aren't surprised.

No wins in the league and following two very poor performances, fans are asking questions and some want Steve Cooper out. The bookies have him favourite to be sacked and the pressure is mounting, fairly or not. Cooper is saying all the right things but where do we go from here?

Were you eagerly awaiting the Premier League fixture release, ready to plan some away days or look at when we’ll meet our raft of ex-players, and manager, or does it highlight how much work there’s left to do? Either way, we’re running through which months look like especially long ones and throwing out some wild predictions.

While we await the fate of our manager, there’s still the open question of the players who were out of contract. We’ve written about a few of them already, but it only feels right to heap some praise onto Wilfred Ndidi too.

We’re entering the period of transfer rumour madness and Leicester City should be busy, whether it’s renewing contracts, selling players or bringing new faces in. The rumours around Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall started back in January and aren’t likely to quiet down anytime soon. Should we look to sell or is keeping him a no-brainer? It's a head versus heart debate

Much like sliding doors, small moments and decisions change everything. With the £90 losses looming, it got me thinking about ten moments across the LCFC timeline that led us here.

All eyes on us, Leicester City. And not necessarily for the right reasons. After the international break, we’ve got 9 games to control our own destiny on the pitch. We need everybody firing on all cylinders, nobody more than Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

There’s never a dull season as a Leicester City fan. Some would argue we’re owed a quiet year where nothing happens on or off the pitch. That won’t be 2023/24. Where our on-field exploits should be keeping us all busy, other worries are creeping in again.

Whether it's a temporary blip or not, there are things that need some attention in this Leicester City side.

Remember the days where Leicester City barely had one fit fullback in the squad? Thankfully Enzo Maresca has quite the opposite problem, more good fullbacks than available spots in the team. Is there a way to house all three within the same side? We managed it for a period against Stoke.