Jackubu

It's the right thing to say, basically telling those passively attending that he'd rather someone who cares or is more passionate attend. It's the same at Leicester, as has been said many times before, in that we will have a portion of fans who attend out of habit and probably don't thoroughly enjoy it anymore.

The structure of which is hilarious, you forgot to add.

You should apologise for expecting them to do anything other than pretend to be important!

That's because it's a song synonymous with Leicester. In the same way only one club in the country sings Blue Moon 👍

I couldn't think of anything worse than moving the singing section next to the away fans. Can't be arsed with people around me spending their time giving it the biggun to away fans. If I wanted to do that, I'd have got a ticket in L1 instead of moving to SK1 11 years ago

http://www.unionfs.co.uk/songbook.html Believe this'll be updated in the coming days but all songs are here 👍

Another game where the majority agree that SK1 is the place where the atmosphere is created consistently. The more the relocate and get involved the better.

Demented flag waving 🥰🥰

Great in the section yesterday, best way to enjoy watching the City.

Club staff wouldn't have been helping with any of it. All profit from merch goes straight back into the group for Tifos etc

You'd be surprised

You can still move mid-season if you call up.

It was 🤝

Atmosphere in the section was fantastic, a really good effort by fans there and even better to see Enzo come over and show his appreciation at the end.

Severe lack of scarves before the game Most didn't sing for Vichai on the 60th min Sang for Vichai during the Bobby Charlton applause. Madness.

For me it's a fan going proactively out of their way to make it more difficult for a group trying to make a positive difference. Mind blowing

I guess it depends how you look at it. You'd like to think most players would want to be different/better but that wouldn't stop a manager giving them a dressing down in the changing rooms - probably means more if it came from the fan base too. Arguably you'd have a closer relationship with the players if you shared the bad times together in the same way you would the good times. Personally think thats one of the things which make football on the continent so interesting; it's not an ultras thing it's a football culture thing.

Tbf so were we. We went into the meeting with a couple of back up options expecting the club to reject a tifo including a bloke holding a rottweiler, let alone the message banner. Pretty sure they approved it on the spot 😂