Leicester City chairman Khun Top was confronted by supporters after the 2-2 draw with Hull City on Tuesday night, as frustration around the club spilled over at full-time.
The Foxes had once again failed to deliver when it mattered, and the mood outside the stadium reflected a fanbase that has grown increasingly weary of repeated disappointment.

As players and staff made their way from the ground, Khun Top stopped to speak with a group of supporters who were demanding answers about the direction of the club.
Witnesses described a tense exchange, with fans questioning whether the problems at Leicester run deeper than the performances on the pitch.
Some supporters made it clear they no longer believe the blame can rest solely with the players, while others voiced concerns over decisions made at boardroom level during a season that has left the club in serious decline.
Khun Top listened to the criticism and briefly responded, though his words did little to ease the anger among those gathered outside.
The chairman has often been seen as a respected figure at Leicester because of his family’s connection to the club’s greatest success, but the current situation has left even loyal supporters asking difficult questions.
For many in attendance, the fact the chairman chose to face supporters directly was noted.
However, after another damaging result, the demand from the stands was simple — Leicester’s supporters now want accountability from every level of the club.