【THE ART OF WAR】Ep.02 / トライアウト開幕。若手5人の挑戦 supported by SteelSeries
可能性は、実績だけでは測れない。
Artが期待を寄せる若手5人のトライアウトが始まる。
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【THE ART OF WAR】Ep.01 / 存続か、解散か。supported by SteelSeries
Artが手掛ける、VALORANT部門再始動のドキュメンタリーシリーズ。
第一話では、プロジェクト立ち上げの背景とコーチとして新たな挑戦に踏み出すArtの決意に迫ります。
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【THE ART OF WAR】Ep.01 / 存続か、解散か。supported by SteelSeries
Artが手掛ける、VALORANT部門再始動のドキュメンタリーシリーズ。
第一話では、プロジェクト立ち上げの背景とコーチとして新たな挑戦に踏み出すArtの決意に迫ります。
🎥https://t.co/eGAh4iJVgB
#SCARZ#THEARTOFWAR
Today is one of those melancholy days in the club's history, but it's also one of those days that reminds us why we love Leicester City so much. Ten years ago, the world stopped to witness the impossible. An unlikely and underestimated club wrote a page considered the greatest achievement in football history by winning the Premier League. It wasn't just a title; it was a reminder that football still belongs to dreamers, to those who believe when no one else does.
But today… the reality is different. Today marks the end of a difficult and bitter season, which ends with relegation to League One. A cruel contrast to what we experienced a decade ago. It's impossible not to feel the weight of this journey. Impossible not to feel anger, sadness, and uncertainty about the Club's future.
And amidst all this, we are divided.Half call for deep changes, question the ownership, and demand a new direction. The other half believe in continuity, in rebuilding with those currently in charge. But there is something that must be greater than any side:
Leicester City does not belong to directors. It does not belong to owners. Leicester City belongs to its supporters. And it is precisely now that this matters most.
Because titles we won some and lost others. Owners come and go. Squads change. But the supporters, the supporters remain. They were the ones who carried the club to the impossible ten years ago. And they are the ones who can sustain it through this fall.
United, we are stronger. Divided, we are just another club lost in the chaos.
That doesn’t mean accepting everything. It doesn’t mean turning a blind eye to mistakes. On the contrary: it means supporting the club, but never standing by poor leadership, bad decisions, or a lack of ambition. Loving Leicester also means demanding more — but without tearing apart the very thing that keeps us standing: our unity.
Today is a day to remember the miracle of 2016. But it is also a day to face the reality of 2026.
And above all, it is a day to reaffirm:
Leicester City is bigger than any phase. Bigger than any owner. Bigger than any relegation.
And if there is one thing our history has already proven… it is that together, we can rise again.
Let the rebuild begin. We need this. We want this. We deserve this.
🦊💙 #lcfc #Leicester