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It's just dire isn't it. I sing my heart out but am with a few exceptions the ground seems to be full of passive, quiet people. Not sure why they come other than a. they can afford it, b. they are interested in enjoying the atmosphere created by everyone else, c. they are "interested" in Leicester but not enough to raise their voices in support. As has been mentioned earlier the vast number of "supporters" criticising the protest and saying we should get behind the lads I would have thought it would be like San Lorenzo's ground yesterday but sadly......not

Can you tell us who you use, or at least a clue ?

If the rumours that Top and co wanted Enzo because they wanted us to play like Man City you can only assume they will want a replacement with a similar approach. Don't think Moyes would fit the bill, possibly Corberan but not sure who else (who would be willing to come here) ?

A certain podcast had him in their Team of the Season !!

Wanted to relocate to the singing section (quite near anyway but wanted to be right in it). Told they aren't doing relocations to that area and spare seats there were being held for Members to try the atmosphere. Also asked if they were going to extend and he said very unlikely given the amount of abuse when they first created that section

Nope

Agreed - change isn't always easy but if you just give up when you get some complaints you never change anything. So telling that Enzo and the players always make a beeline to that corner of the ground. The connection is there and there is an obvious desire from the players and Enzo to build on that and make things better. The problem is the club administration don't seem to get it and how the club would benefit from building out the section and creating a better atmosphere for the team. Let's not upset some of the incumbents even though the bigger picture says its needed and there are people who want to join in and improve the atmosphere. As per Semper above there is indeed a golden opportunity when the ground is enhanced - use that as the excuse or whatever but it seems increasingly likely that opportunity will be ignored. Oh and where is the plan for safe standing - another opportunity to justify reconfiguration and change ?

Interestingly in his last email in response to my query re expanding the section, he said that it was unlikely given the abuse the club and the staff had received the last time this happened

As per my post in another thread - I was informed by the club that they aren't allowing people to relocate to the singing section. I challenged this and Jim replied to say that there are only a few seats left and they are keeping them so Fox Members can sample the atmosphere there. I have pointed out that a. there should be communication to that effect as obviously there are a lot of frustrated people trying to relocate and b. this shows the demand so why not extend the section...

FYI - as an update after I queried the response I had received, Jim has replied to say that they only have a few seats left and the club have decided to make them available to Fox Members to allow others to try the atmosphere.

I emailed the help email address and have now had a reply saying they are not relocating anyone to the singing section this season !!

Just tried and again there is no opportunity to even join the queue. I guess this is further indication of the demand to be relocated to the Singing Section (would imagine most of the demand is driven by this). Is the club paying attention to what the fans want ie an expanded section of fans that want to vocally support the team ??

That would be great if you can - would love copies of those !

Will miss: No VAR Jobi McAnuff and David Prutton Proper football clubs to play against with proper fans Watching the pre-match knowing we will get some decent coverage not the token "oh yeah and Leicester are playing" in the PL The steady flow of games every week Won't miss: Jermaine Beckford/Don Goodman/Andy Hinchcliffe - absolute drivel from the lot and the last 2 seem particularly anti-Leicester That female duo that covered the Millwall away game on commentary - a new low I think Second Tier podcast - christ ! Sam Barrott (referee) - vs Ipswich Town (a) and Hull City (a) - if ever you wanted evidence to support your conspiracy theory here he is....

Knowing Sky they will still have a lingering shot of Daniel Farke as he cries into his Hovis, which although enjoyable, will last far too long so we don't see what is happening at our place.

It's a bit rubbish that we are not being televised on Saturday. Champions celebration + Blackburn not safe. Poor from SKY

I predict a Play-Off ! hahahahahaha

It will be online sales only at 5pm today. Ticket Office will be closed.

Must admit when I heard him say "something special is going to happen to me after this game" I wondered if it meant he will sign permanently ? Perhaps lost in translation

Bobby Madley - no no no

Maybe it's just me but what I especially want to see is URGENCY. What p*sses me off is waiting until we are 1-0 down with 5 mins to play and the team starts to think perhaps we should hurry things up a bit. What I want is to see when the ball goes out for a throw in in the first minute, whoever is nearest RUNS to get the ball and get it back in. Don't understand the meandering around when these games are so important for the future of our club. Likewise with the pace of the play - I get the whole possession and control thing but it doesn't have to be done at a snail's pace. Move the ball quickly, put pace on your passes and it's a completely different outcome and approach. The crowd respond and it becomes a virtuous circle. The opposite means everyone sinks further into their seats waiting for something positive. That home game where the crowd could see Fatawu being open and yet ignored - once the team started to ping some balls out to him the pace of the game picked up, the crowd responded and Fatawu had a full back to run at on his own rather than 2 defenders having the time to wander over to him while we slowly moved the ball across the line

I'm equally p*ssed off with recent events but we really need to back the lads on Saturday. These are truly the most important next 4 games we have had for a while and we just have to do our part. If they fail it shouldn't be down to lack of support. Too often our home support has been passive/non-existent this season. This has to be Birmingham at home on steroids to see if we can make a difference. If Leeds lose and we beat WBA and Saints we are up. Lack of vocal chords on my behalf means I know I did my bit

I thought I read somewhere (from a UFS source) this was happening on Saturday vs West Brom - did I dream that ?

Looking forward to him cupping his ear to the crowd if we take the lead in the next home game

Sent a tenner for the GOAT