Appreciate this might be a weird post (I've never started a topic before) but I'm 31 years-old and followed Leicester for the last 20 years. I vividly remember Hereford and Cheltenham away; this is my family's club and I'll never give it up.
If I'm completeky honest, I've always been critical of our support, particularly at home, but also a bit away as we're pretty soft. Today, I went to my first ever game as a neutral, which was Spurs vs Burnley...
Let me tell you, you don't know what you've got until it's gone. It's like a giant shopping centre; nobody is arsed, the stadium is full of tourists and there was only a single chant which got around the stadium during the entire 90 minutes; it was absolutely ****ing abysmal. The only thing they sang was 'City 'til July', which, again, was a disgrace.
I'm so glad I experienced this, just to realise what we have, and I never thought I'd ever say that...
Up the Leicester, and up UFS who deserve a massive amount of respect, keep it going, and let's keep improving the atmosphere at Filbert Way!