brucey

Most of M1 has been blocked out to be offered to UHL staff for £20 each, proceeds going to the Leicester Hospitals Charity. They've done this previously for 3-4 games this season which haven't sold out.

Someone said on the other thread that Jim said 20k renewed. There were 22.5k STHs last season, so that's 2500 new STs made available this summer, and 90% renewal rate. For context last season (post promotion), there were 500 new STs available, and 98% renewal rate. The 10k member figure is from how many members applied for a ST in the ballot a few years ago, so the true number of members is probably 15-20k, if you include those who didn't apply.

Frankly, the gap between season ticket pricing and per match pricing has grown so large, that a member who can only attend half the games would still pay less on a season ticket than buying individual tickets. Add in the increase to 10 resales, and it would probably make financial sense for most members to get a ST. I suspect some STHs who didn't renew might regret it once we stop losing every game and they see how much more expensive it is to see the odd game without a ST.

Bought flights to Turkey for a week in late May, right before the protests there kicked off. Now looking at booking hotels and activities etc. Reckon it's fine to proceed as planned and hope things settle down by then?

"We want Rudkin out" sounds similar to "We are going down" from a distance, I thought that was what was being sung at first. I don't think the players know about the anti Rudkin sentiment, so they may similarly mishear it and find it disconcerting. A slower tune with clearer words like "Jon Rudkin, get out of our club" would probably work better.

I suspect he's in denial of the fact that there are genuinely hundreds of new members wanting reform (and wanting him out). He probably thinks the identical wording means that it is one person paying for hundreds of fake accounts to proxy vote against him en masse.

This is ChatGPT isn't it.

If it works the same as their other ticket ballot events, they won't be checking ID. Security at the door will ask for names, cross check it against a printed paper list, and possibly ask to see the ballot success email on your phone. I would suggest you wait in the car and forward the email to the older son's phone in case it's asked for. Tell the older son to pretend your name is actually his (and therefore he becomes the guardian), and bring the younger son in with him (and if they ask the younger son's name, to say it is the older son's). I don't think security will care as long as you give two names which match the two names on their paper, as you are not bringing extra numbers.

As long as they pay for an international membership or standard membership, that should do it to get immediate access to tickets without needing to collect any priority points, as most/all games haven't sold out to priority. Also could be bought via "STH guest" without a membership.

Or maybe he wants to go back home to his newborn twins, now that the managerial situation is sorted.

I couldn't make out the words to that song. Hey Wes Fofana, I wanna know ????

https://www.facebook.com/100057225499379/posts/1075193181064855/

https://www.lcfc.com/news/4171337

Not sure if the election ballot for current board vacancies will be virtually held beforehand, but several other Trust Reform motions to change the Trust internal rules will be voted on at the AGM itself. From what I recall when reading the Trust documents a while ago, there is a maximum of ?4 proxy votes per in person attendee. There will likely be several hundred members wanting to vote, so we would still need a good number of people to attend in person.

Are you able to have any say in requesting where the AGM is to be held? It may be easier for more people to attend and vote if it is at the stadium rather than Seagrave.