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There will be other factors that support an increase in shirt sales. Most successful period in our history, consumer preference for actual shirt buying, fanbase has increased and non-fan sales too. I don’t believe gold would be a factor.

Personally I prefer just blue and white, nothing else. I think it looks tacky but then if enough people like it and it becomes tradition … However, I don’t think there are enough people who like it to warrant its inclusion.

It’s only been an addition since King Power I think? Maybe 2013/2014 was the first shirt they added gold stuff on.

Personally believe every decade should be celebrated, maybe not to the extent of 125 was but I think a relative nod to the past is worthy.

Where is it in Leicester?

Club didn’t exist until 2010, apparently.

We will most likely be more recent winners of the league than Arsenal, after Sunday. I’m delighted.

If Maresca is staying so should Vestergaard! So crucial to the way we play, defending is only 50% of his game now.

Maresca=Vestergaard. If the contract isn’t an increase on his initial one, I don’t really see the problem.

Good luck, I struggled in March. So much so, I’d argue Melton is the best place to drink in Oakham.

Unfortunately it’s a nationwide issue and not solely a local one.

Luke Thomas.

No problem for half the price quoted, we need hungry players who want to prove themselves. Momentum is a powerful tool in football and signing a striker/attacker on the back of over 30 goals during a whole season, should not be sniffed at. Likely low wages too.

My partner is from Herefordshire and her parents live there, so we visit too often. It’s stunning at this time of year, late spring. Hereford isn’t up too much but it’s a pleasant afternoon, especially if you’re visiting the cathedral. There is some great history with the Welsh borders and it makes for some great banter with the locals.

Going to see Edward 2nd? It’s my favourite cathedral out of the three choirs festival, cathedrals. The others being Hereford and Worcester. Unfortunately, I haven’t been to Gloucester as much as the others but the general area is really underrated(between all three). Places like Ross on Wye, The Malverns and Forest of Dean are all not too far but maybe a little too far for your trip.

Couldn’t care less about Ady Dayman, I don’t think he was presenting despite it being his show.

Nice to hear Alex Hylton on radio Leicester bigging up the city and offering a bit of sensible perspective, to the issues that people have with the city centre. I agree with him, pound to pound, we are the best city in the UK. You can listen to his interview about 2hours 14 minutes into the Ady Dayman breakfast show, on bbc sounds.

Ah I see what you mean. Yes it’s definitely an IKEA flat pack stadium, something that’s not been helped by King Power logos adorning it, rather than pictures of players etc. However, I don’t think we would ever share with Tigers, unless King Power bought them. Plus, dunno if the pitch would be big enough, hence why they used King Power for Rugby World Cup.

Where would you build a new stadium? We are so lucky to have our stadium in the shadow of Filbert Street and a short walk from the city centre.

An evening in Hereford, where I thought I was having lots of last pints. Strange place.

I think the potential sponsor is enough to stop supporting Leicester City, almost. Our city of sanctuary, bit of a joke which is what I took it as initially!

Fox and crop?

Yes you’re right we certainly have demonstrated that. The point was more we probably won’t see any movement this season and it would probably take us looking comfortable 18 months in, before it’s thought about.

Unless we demonstrate signs of another nine/ten year stay in the premier league within the first 18 months, this won’t happen, certainly not to the extent that was advertised initially.

Of course taking drugs is a choice but addiction is a disease. Whether that be gambling, alcohol or drug addiction, it is effectively the product of a mental illness. Leicester has many fantastic services, like Turning Point, Dear Albert, Number 5 that help people attempt to turn their lives around. Unfortunately, there are always people who fall through the cracks of these services, probably those that we are all familiar with in Leicester.