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Was considering it but one person I was going to go with can't cause they aren't a member so not going to bother now. I don't see the need for you to be a member to go to this?

I've joined!

Thank you, appreciate it!

Got a link to their meltdowns from your post?

How do you join?

With safe standing it's like they've turned a blind eye to it. I wouldn't put it past them to completely rule safe standing out without consulting the fans just exactly the same thing they've done with the price increase of season tickets and the £25 charge for a new season card.

Completely agree, though on the safe standing front I can't help but feel if there was a poll out from the club for safe standing and the majority voted in favour of it I feel like the club would drag their feet and try to find a way not to do it. I mean like how many clubs in the Premier League and Championship have already done it yet there's absolutely nothing from the club about us doing or even considering it.

I really would love Vards to get a new deal even if it's only a year.

That loyalty tax shouldn't even of been brought in so if the club start penalising fans for a voicing a concern or opinion they should really think about why that's happened. They should of consulted fans before deciding on what to do anyway. Cause they'd of got a negative response and reaction then would of surely realised it's a bad idea.

Excellent well done to UFS! Do you feel this will gather any heat towards UFS from the club and then the club being awkward towards future tifo displays?

What did the banner say?

New deal for Vards please

Promoted Friday if Leeds lose!

If they get rid of the clappers can King Power, Rudkin and Whelan follow them and go too please?

I remember getting my first season ticket in the post when I was younger and I was absolutely buzzing.

Completely get what you mean. Indeed one step closer. Hopefully we get the result we need tomorrow and then hopefully finish the job ourselves on Tuesday.

The smugness of walking out and singing Leeds are falling apart again under your breath I bet you love what was your experience of being a ballboy in Europe like? Obviously if I got offered a ticket to go because no one else wanted I'd take it but I wouldn't go out of my way just to buy one if you get what I mean.

Obviously I understand like local non league sides and lower league sides where it's potentially easier to get tickets if you're local but going to other games in the Premier League/Championship I find a little strange I personally wouldn't do it. Especially promotion rivals and you wouldn't really celebrate if they'd score say a last minute winner so would stick out like a sore thumb.

Once, would I go to an promotion rivals game and sit in there home end no I wouldn't. Strange if you ask me.

Why was there an Ipswich fan in our end yesterday?

Despite the significant importance this game is to us cause it could give us a chance to get promoted shouldn't this be in general football and sport really?

Bring Sven to the KP so we can give him a goodbye? Brought in some good players for us who ended up being part of us getting back to the Premier League in Nuge and Kasper. Kasper became a club legend winning the Premier League and FA Cup too.

Walking back to the bus station from the train station the other week I took the long route back to avoid gallowtree gate/clock tower as it's really bad round there now. I try to avoid town as much as possible now.

The other week I was walking back to the bus station from the train station I purposely took the route past blunt shoes and back onto Charles Street to avoid having to go past the clock tower because of the amount of sketchy people around. You'd think Granby Street and the surrounding areas would be almost top of the list for improvement in town because that's the first impression of Leicester people get when coming to Leicester on the train.

No doubt that Rotherham are the bigger club I don't disagree. Reason I just found it strange is with Stevenage having a fantastic season and almost making the play offs the morale will be sky high and you'd imagine would want another crack at making the top 6 next year. On the other hand Rotherham having just been relegated morale will be low and no doubt an instant return to the championship will be wanted. So a bad start and fans could potentially turn on Evans. Whereas at Stevenage after say 10 games if they're top 10/ midtable I can't see fans wanting him gone. So that's why I thought it was strange Evans leaving Stevenage.