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I can see a theme Emily believes in creating a safe and welcoming environment for all Graeme is a Season Ticket Holder of 25 years, has frequently worked with the Club to promote inclusivity and representation Jo wants to help improve communication between the Club and its diverse fanbase. Paul, is dedicated to strengthening the bond between the Club and its diverse community. Ravi is an avid Leicester City fan, who believes the Club’s role in fostering diversity and community spirit. With a background as a director in the financial sector, Ravi aims to use his experience to improve fan engagement, increase access, and represent a diverse range of supporters on the Fans Advisory Board.

Gary O’Neill could also be in trouble for using the monitors in the dugout to then raise his complaint about offside

You can’t be offside from a direct cross from a corner anyway

That ruling has been in for about 4 or 5 years now, think it’s been enforced more in the last couple of weeks then it has since it was introduced

Howard Webb has introduced this term this season, if you are allowed to hold arms then shirt holding should be interpreted no differently

No, but with a defender chasing back and the striker having quite a bit of distance to cover I thought the yellow was sufficient, it’s not a clear DOGSO in my opinion and the referee has a clear view of what has happened

Of course he is but he’s still got 40 yards to go with the ball before he’s even thinking about a shot at goal

I think the yellow was sufficient, he’s a long way from goal

Yeah not injured it was a tactical substitution apparently, strange but seems to have worked out as 5 chances created and an assist in the first 45 for Maddison

Having looked back I realise it wasn’t easy to find the information as it meant going to foxestrust website

I thought that was already known, it was said in a fans meeting with the club the other month

New tv dates and some rearranged fixtures not shown on tv The broadcast selections in the UK for Premier League fixtures in December and January have been announced. Below is the revised schedule, including fixtures which have been moved due to European matches. All kick-off times are 15:00 GMT unless otherwise mentioned. As in previous seasons, special arrangements have been made to allow more time between fixtures played across the festive match rounds. This will allow greater time for players to recover, with the rest periods from rounds 17 to 20 being increased to ensure that no club play within 60 hours of another match. Tuesday 3 December 19:30 Ipswich v Crystal Palace (Amazon Prime Video) 20:15 Leicester v West Ham (Amazon Prime Video) Wednesday 4 December 19:30 Everton v Wolves (Amazon Prime Video) 19:30 Man City v Nott'm Forest (Amazon Prime Video) 19:30 Newcastle v Liverpool (Amazon Prime Video) 19:30 Southampton v Chelsea (Amazon Prime Video) 20:15 Arsenal v Man Utd (Amazon Prime Video) 20:15 Aston Villa v Brentford (Amazon Prime Video) Thursday 5 December 19:30 Fulham v Brighton (Amazon Prime Video) 20:15 AFC Bournemouth v Spurs (Amazon Prime Video) Saturday 7 December 12:30 Everton v Liverpool (TNT Sports) Aston Villa v Southampton Brentford v Newcastle Crystal Palace v Man City 17:30 Man Utd v Nott'm Forest (Sky Sports) Sunday 8 December 14:00 Fulham v Arsenal (Sky Sports) 14:00 Ipswich v AFC Bournemouth* 14:00 Leicester v Brighton* 16:30 Spurs v Chelsea (Sky Sports) *Due to Bournemouth and Brighton respective matches against Spurs and Fulham the preceding Thursday Monday 9 December 20:00 West Ham v Wolves (Sky Sports) Saturday 14 December Arsenal v Everton Liverpool v Fulham Newcastle v Leicester Wolves v Ipswich 17:30 Nott'm Forest v Aston Villa (Sky Sports) Sunday 15 December 14:00 AFC Bournemouth v West Ham (Sky Sports)* 16:30 Man City v Man Utd (Sky Sports) 19:00 Chelsea v Brentford** 19:00 Southampton v Spurs (TNT Sports) *Match may move to Monday 16 December 20:00 on Sky Sports if Brighton and/or Crystal Palace remain involved in EFL Cup **Due to participation in UEFA Conference League the preceding Thursday Monday 16 December 20:00 Brighton v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)* *Match may move to Sunday 15 December 14:00 on Sky Sports if Brighton and/or Crystal Palace remain involved in EFL Cup Saturday 21 December 12:30 Aston Villa v Man City (TNT Sports) Brentford v Nott'm Forest Ipswich v Newcastle Leicester v Wolves Man Utd v AFC Bournemouth West Ham v Brighton 17:30 Crystal Palace v Arsenal (Sky Sports) Sunday 22 December 14:00 Everton v Chelsea* 14:00 Fulham v Southampton (Sky Sports) 16:30 Spurs v Liverpool (Sky Sports) *Due to participation in UEFA Conference League the preceding Thursday Thursday 26 December 12:30 Man City v Everton (Amazon Prime Video) AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace (Amazon Prime Video) Chelsea v Fulham (Amazon Prime Video) Newcastle v Aston Villa (Amazon Prime Video) Nott'm Forest v Spurs (Amazon Prime Video) Southampton v West Ham (Amazon Prime Video) 17:30 Wolves v Man Utd (Amazon Prime Video) 20:00 Liverpool v Leicester (Amazon Prime Video) Friday 27 December 19:30 Brighton v Brentford (Amazon Prime Video) 20:15 Arsenal v Ipswich (Amazon Prime Video) Sunday 29 December 14:30 Leicester v Man City (Sky Sports) Crystal Palace v Southampton Everton v Nott'm Forest Fulham v AFC Bournemouth Spurs v Wolves 17:15 West Ham v Liverpool (Sky Sports) Monday 30 December 19:45 Aston Villa v Brighton* 19:45 Ipswich v Chelsea* 20:00 Man Utd v Newcastle (Sky Sports) *Due to Brighton and Ipswich's respective matches against Brentford and Arsenal the preceding Friday Wednesday 1 January 2025 17:30 Brentford v Arsenal (TNT Sports) Saturday 4 January 2025 12:30 Spurs v Newcastle (TNT Sports) AFC Bournemouth v Everton Aston Villa v Leicester Crystal Palace v Chelsea Man City v West Ham Southampton v Brentford 17:30 Brighton v Arsenal (Sky Sports) Sunday 5 January 2025 14:00 Fulham v Ipswich (Sky Sports) 16:30 Liverpool v Man Utd (Sky Sports) Monday 6 January 2025 20:00 Wolves v Nott'm Forest (Sky Sports) Tuesday 14 January 2025 19:30 Brentford v Man City (TNT Sports) 19:30 Chelsea v AFC Bournemouth (TNT Sports) 19:30 West Ham v Fulham (TNT Sports) 20:00 Nott'm Forest v Liverpool (TNT Sports) Wednesday 15 January 2025 19:30 Everton v Aston Villa (TNT Sports) 19:30 Leicester v Crystal Palace (TNT Sports) 19:30 Newcastle v Wolves (TNT Sports) 20:00 Arsenal v Spurs (TNT Sports) Thursday 16 January 2025 19:30 Ipswich v Brighton (TNT Sports) 20:00 Man Utd v Southampton (TNT Sports) Saturday 18 January 2025 12:30 Newcastle v AFC Bournemouth (TNT Sports) Brentford v Liverpool Leicester v Fulham West Ham v Crystal Palace 17:30 Arsenal v Aston Villa (Sky Sports) Sunday 19 January 2025 14:00 Everton v Spurs (Sky Sports) 14:00 Man Utd v Brighton* 14:00 Nott'm Forest v Southampton* 16:30 Ipswich v Man City (Sky Sports) *Due to Brighton and Southampton's respective matches against Ipswich and Man Utd the preceding Thursday Monday 20 January 2025 20:00 Chelsea v Wolves (Sky Sports) Saturday 25 January 2025 AFC Bournemouth v Nott'm Forest Brighton v Everton Liverpool v Ipswich Southampton v Newcastle Wolves v Arsenal 17:30 Man City v Chelsea (Sky Sports) Sunday 26 January 2025 14:00 Crystal Palace v Brentford (Sky Sports) 14:00 Spurs v Leicester* 16:30 Aston Villa v West Ham (Sky Sports) 19:00 Fulham v Man Utd (TNT Sports) *Due to participation in UEFA Europa League the preceding Thursday

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Completely agree with this, same thing happened 3 years ago, it’s just the club tidying up

Out of 5 blocks, the 3rd one has been opened and this is what that looks like, so if this one sells there is still 2 full blocks to open

Keep seeing this said and also PGMOL stated it but there is no such law this is the IFAB law of the game Handling the ball: For the purposes of determining handball offences, the upper boundary of the arm is in line with the bottom of the armpit. Not every touch of a player's hand/arm with the ball is an offence. It is an offence if a player: deliberately touches the ball with their hand/arm, for example moving the hand/arm towards the ball touches the ball with their hand/arm when it has made their body unnaturally bigger. A player is considered to have made their body unnaturally bigger when the position of their hand/arm is not a consequence of, or justifiable by, the player's body movement for that specific situation. By having their hand/arm in such a position, the player takes a risk of their hand/arm being hit by the ball and being penalised

As usual a few people having issues getting their phone to read on the machine and slightly longer queue than usual but that might have been down to the new search table system they was using

Sorry but I don’t get the logic

First half, Handball shout, Kop End, crowd did shout for hand ball

It was a surprise to actually see that happen today as the rule has been in for multiple years now and very rarely happens

You might be able to do it yourself On your phone go here https://tickets.lcfc.com log in if not already, click on your name top right, click on tickets , select the game and try the add to mobile wallet option

We can’t be expecting to many wins, 38 premier league games at Forest in 22/23 averaged 1 point a game, 17 premier league games in 23/24 averaged 0.82 points he’s currently averaging 0.5 points a game

Not quite right, here’s what the club posted, so there is around 10,000 mobile tickets (6,469 STH & around 3,500 purchased by members) and that’s assuming that all concessions applied for their free cards Of the 22,549 Season Ticket Holders for 2024/25, 9,885 opted for a physical card at a £25 fee, with a further 6,195 Concessions eligible for a free physical card. The continued adoption of Mobile Tickets has seen notable additional uptake, with a total of 6,469 Mobile Season Ticket Holders using NFC (Near Field Communications) for the new Premier League season