Leicester fans to protest against owner & DoF: How to join Blue Army

The reality of a once-unthinkable decline has once again spurred the loyal Leicester City faithful into a defiant, unified stance. Under the banner of "Unite for Change", a significant protest is scheduled for Saturday, February 28, 2026. On that day, the Foxes host Norwich City at King Power Stadium.

This demonstration is absolutely a visceral reaction to the LE2 club's current abhorrent predicament. A standing characterised by severe financial instability and the looming spectre of a second consecutive relegation. This time, the threat is falling into the third tier of English football.

How to join Leicester City's Blue Army in protesting way club is run

​The proceedings are meticulously timed to balance dissent with devotion. Supporters will congregate at 11:30am at the 'F Bar' on Walnut Street; a traditional LCFC haunt.

From this starting point, the march will trace a path of frustration and hope toward the ground. The procession should to reach its conclusion outside the club shop on Filbert Way; approximately fifteen minutes later. This group action serves as a public rebuke of the leadership provided by The King Power International Group and director of football Jon Rudkin.

Despite the internal turmoil and constant managerial departures, most recently Marti Cifuentes, organisers emphasis a 'separate but simultaneous' philosophy. While the assembly targets those executive failures that have left LCFC in a 'financial mess' - focus shifts entirely at 12:30pm.

At this hour, fans will transition from protestors to pillars of support, rallying behind interim manager Gary Rowett and the squad in their pursuit of three vital points. Norwich City are the visitors at lunchtime, following justifiable late morning discontent.

It is a sophisticated display of fan activism: a demand for new ownership and executive accountability. Unified by an unwavering commitment to the organisation and men on the pitch.