glar84

Looking back over the instagram page at how much this has been rammed down our throats, before even thinking about the paid Facebook ads which are constant, is actually beyond what I could have ever imagined they'd do. Not like there's an actual current football club and team that needs sorting out anytime soon?

I assume after Saturday the next two weeks will just be photos of the match. Anything to avoid actually posting about the state of things now.

Family fun day, street food, bars, some music, meet & greets/photo opps with Wes Morgan, Marc Albrighton, Christian Fuchs, Andy King, and the like. Get the 2016 shirt back on sale in the shop. Could make a nice day of it. No disrespect to the players who will be playing in the game, but it's not quite the same with no Vardy, Schmeichel, Kante or Mahrez.

No way in the world he's coming back.

Yeh it's a very weird way to say sold out.

Just do a re-release of the shirt. All the other tat is so unnecessary.

Tickets should have been a tenner. Kids £1. I guess if they hadn't done anything, everyone would have complained at that. But without Schmeichel, Kante, Mahrez and Vardy playing, it's not really the same. It's a shame for the players involved if sales stay like this though.

Oh this had potential to be something good. And that’s just a bit crap. And rubbish location

As much as a new Vardy mural is great, I hope they haven't got rid of that one. It's one of the nicer ones in town and actually relevant to the area. Shame they couldn't find a more prominent space for the Jamie one, but nice to see something being done.

Could be the lowest attendance in a league game for quite some time given how many are available online. Resale isn't quite so handy when nobody wants to buy them.

Portsmouth at home is on general sale, they just don't tell people about it.

This would be a great appointment. Football experience and knows the city very well. So clearly it won't happen.

You don't lose your points, but you need to renew consecutive seasons to get the 10 points each year. So if you skip a season, you won't get the 10 renewal point but you'd still have your old points.

Looks like all games will go to general sale as well. As they should.

Even if they're not commuting from London or Manchester they're mainly living in Nottingham though. Nobody is signing for us and thinking I'll go and live in town. Even Hamza who's a Leicestershire lad lives in Nottingham. Fairly sure RVN has chosen Notts for his base too. At least when at Belvoir Drive the players actually sometimes went near the city. James Maddison, Harvey Barnes, Andy King etc were often in town even if just bowling or having coffee a few years back. Even Claudio lived in Stoneygate. Now other than a match day going to the stadium, I very much doubt it would happen. They could be playing for anyone. Don't think they give any kind of f*** about LCFC or Leicester or its fans or community.

It's also a sign of how bad Man Utd have got.

They won't check ID at the ground but you will need to have purchased the ticket through an account registered to someone with a disability. As the above post says you'll need to submit proof to the club when setting up the account. Then when you purchase tickets just add 2 tickets and 1 of those will be £0 at checkout as the PA. You'll receive 2 digital tickets as normal - one with supporter name the other saying personal assistant. Also, you still need to be eligible for the buying window as with any other fan.

When is the Champions League draw for this that determines the kick off time??

Agree with this. The searches seemed very unnecessary. Said home fans and ticket holders only, then didn't check tickets, but did search bags/people. Be interesting to see if any feedback has been taken on board for today's game.

The weather last weekend was shocking, anything would have looked bad. To be fair to the club they could have just shoved in 1 bar and a rubbish street food trader with some poor entertainment. The fact they put a stage in with players interviewed and meeting the kids down the front, live music, 2 decent sized bar outlets so queues weren't bad (ok drinks selection could be better) plus some seating, was, if I'm honest, more than I expected. It's December - in April the exact same space will be far nicer to be out in. But it does finally give a space for people to meet near the stadium. No it's not going to replace your favourite pub nearby, but for some people, and probably especially those with kids with them, it's a decent option, which hopefully will only improve. There's only so nice you can make a car park look.

Given the diversity of Leicester and large Bangladeshi population it's quite a nice thing for them to share.

Someone's commented this on the LCFC post about the shop being shut for the event.

After 1 spare for tomorrow. Adult or kids is fine. Can meet at the ground.

PMed you

Officially a legend seems to be anyone who's willing to work for the club on a match day.