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What happens if we request a cancellation at this stage? Are they still allowing it, now that the 1st DD payment has gone through?

They may not complain publicly to your face, but there's plenty who do disagree privately. I work in the NHS and I have seen a Muslim colleague posting homophobic content on their personal Facebook. Perhaps they didn't think it would be publicly visible, their profile was just under "people you may know".

It might not just be an Islam problem, but it's more of a problem in Islam. The punishments for homosexuality in Shariah law are generally more severe than the punishments in civil/Christian law. Pretty much all the death penalty countries are majority Muslim, while the imprisonment countries can be either Muslim or Christian.

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My Android just updated to Oxford. I went to the season ticket section on the LCFC site and clicked download, so redownloading could be the fix for Android.

Have you figured out how to do the update on an Android phone?

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Depends on if the violence is targeted at a certain demographic, and if you're part of that demographic. Gang violence is least scary, as it's likely you won't get targeted unless you're involved in gang activities. Random violence (either from mental health issues or non-selective terrorists) is scariest for most people as it could affect them personally. Targeted/political violence can be more or less scary than random violence, depending on if you're visibly part of the targeted demographic making it more likely to happen to you than random violence. For example, skin colour, wearing religious/cultural garb, attending religious institutions, being visibly LGBT etc.

are ACL documentaries a trend now??

Rewatching the highlights, he seems to be the only player not celebrating the goals?

Jon Rudkin for CEO as he isn't going anywhere Claude Puel for DOF

Both sentences in the green message are wrong. It might have applied in previous seasons, but not anymore. 1) The green message appears as soon as you request to resale your tickets, regardless of whether the club has actually made it available for someone else to buy. 2) The ground isn't anywhere near sold out for Wrexham, but the club added the resale tickets to the available tickets last Thursday. My Wrexham ticket got resold yesterday.

He only mentioned Silko and Skipp as the players who had the highest numbers for ground coverage etc on the GPS tracking thing they use. Did sound like he genuinely rates BDCR though. We'll see, redemption arc coming?

I agree, his joining interview talked about showing what he can do and getting 3 points which was a bit weird if he was coming in as number 2. Hope he doesn't cause an issue in the dressing room if he's unhappy with not playing.

A donation of £247,125 will be made to local charities through the Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation, with the money comprising of the fees collected from the sale of physical Season Ticket cards for the new season. Season Ticket Holders that purchased a Season Ticket Card can now choose which of the Foundation’s four chosen charities for the 2024/25 season - LOROS Hospice, Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People, Leicester Children’s Hospital, and Heartwize - will be the recipient of their individual fee. If split equally 4 ways - average £60k per charity https://leicesterhospitalscharity.org.uk/10-years-of-partnership/ Sunita Patel, Head of Charity at Leicester Hospitals Charity, said: “We are incredibly proud to be part of this season’s charity programme at King Power Stadium. The Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation and Leicester City Football Club have been true partners over the past decade — not just in spirit, but in action. We are so incredibly grateful for the ongoing support from the VS Foundation and LCFC” “Leicester’s Hospitals are committed to transforming patient care and staff working at the Neonatal Unit can do just that with the help of state-of-the-art technology such as a portable heart scanner and a 4D imaging probe. Through the partnership with VS Foundation and LCFC we aim to raise £80,000 this May. An incredible £60,000 has already been raised by Leicester City’s season ticket holders earlier in the season, so we are feeling positive about reaching our target with support from visitors and fans over the month of May” The funds raised will help purchase a state-of-the-art bedside scanner, offering faster and more precise diagnostics for premature and seriously ill babies. This vital equipment will not only improve clinical outcomes but also provide reassurance and comfort to families during some of their most challenging moments.