KrefelderFox666

As a group we know we are a target. If someone is pissed off with the section or a chant being started they aren't going to walk up to a random person and kick off. They will see a big group and target them (even if not the culprit). By being in a group it is much easier to be targeted. Personally think we have handled most situations well recently (yesterday's event is not the only time abuse is hurled at us). Fully aware we are not everyone's cup of tea but we do what we do and that won't change. Join in or just ignore us. Both are good. Getting physical and constantly abusing the group is pretty low life and desperate. On many occasions we have stated that we will talk and have chats to people. That guy yesterday could have come up and had a normal chat raising his points and we could have discussed (preferably at HT and not in the middle of the game though). Worst case we disagree and carry on as normal.

It definitely wasn't planned. And not even this single incident was the driver but it has happened a few times now over the past couple of years and the club do nothing to even try and support the group for it. We have seen group members get bans for the pettiest of things (some still banned currently), yet physical abuse to our members gets ignored over and over. It was a really tough decision and there was very little time to make it but we decided enough was enough. Very unfortunate that we were leading 2-1 and needed the support second half but sometimes standing your ground, as a group/unit, for something takes precedence. Additionally with the boycott coming up at the next fixture it makes it even more difficult. The drum bit was even more frustrating because we literally went through the skin on the main drum during the first half so the once that was aimed at was the backup!

As much as it isn't all the managers fault, I do believe Marti isn't the one for us. This squad isn't great but it is more than capable of being in the playoffs or even challenging for promotion. However, we aren't playing anywhere near our potential at the moment and a lot of that is down to the manager. If we can recruit well and find someone who can get the best out of these players, we can still have a half decent season.

The club put a social media post out minutes after a joint supporter group statement. Hmmm...I can't quite connect the dots... There is a reason not every supporter group is on it.

I thought he had a good game today

Cov unfortunately will walk this league. They have built for years now and are in a really good spot.

I thought the same, Tuesday night against Wrexham. Category A! Club created these low categories but are fleecing the fans by doing mostly category A games.

It's not always about how much you have but more importantly what you do with it. I think a lot of fans would get on board with a less wealthy owner who has a clear plan/strategy

IGNORE

In seriousness, good on you though!

When you say small audience...are we talking family and a neighbour only?

The tour staff can say a lot of stuff that isn't true and as others have said, it's difficult to make out the safe standing bars from a distance

You don't have to decide, that's what calendars are for, they tell you!

A huge opportunity for some positivity in the fanbase for what will be less than a drop in the ocean financially. No reason it couldn't be free for STH's, free for U18s and then £5 for anyone else.

Italians don't travel well domestically let alone internationally.

Last chance to enter the raffle, tournament takes place this Saturday in Kirby Muxloe. Preference to buy raffle tickets ahead of the day where possible.

This is another huge opportunity for fans voices to actually be heard. The Trust are doing a good job over the last couple of years in shaking things up and being more vocal towards the club as well as listening to the wider fanbase. Don't pass the opportunity. The club will hate seeing negativity on them when it has come from not just a few hundred fans, but thousands. Strength in numbers. Well written survey and it catches all the points that fans have made throughout the season and been frustrated with.

How can it be sold out? Everyone who was successful in the ballot is guaranteed a ticket. There are 3,000 people choosing from about 8,000 seats. Obviously the longer you wait, the less choice of seats there will be and you only have until the end of today to buy.

To save you a load of money, I would buy 2 season tickets. Then when your dad wants to go you can either buy a single nearby (not guaranteed to be next to you) or for those individual games you can phone the club up and relocate your two season ticket seats so all 3 can sit together (if there are 3 together obviously which for most games next season should be OK). Bottom line, I wouldn't pass the opportunity of getting those 2 season tickets unless money is no object.

You've got a mug to prove it!

According to the club, no one was unsuccessful in the safe standing ballot. If you wanted to move over I would contact the ticket office/LCFC help because there should be enough space to accommodate. You can relocate at any point, not just in the specific windows.

As long as all of your accounts are linked (Family and Friends) you should be able to buy them all. Pick your seats and assign the people as required.

I have a spare adult ticket for this if anyone needs it?

Based on that there are 871 available from a 3,032 safe standing spots (home only). Which is a little over 70%. Based on the renewal figure of 20K, just under 70% is occupied. So it's about on par (standing at seating) as it stands. BUT no one has relocated into safe standing yet and there are still 3K of members to accommodate. I assume a lot of the members buying ST's will be safe standing over seating which will oversubscribe the areas before the first season. I imagine it will start moving into SK2 come 2026/27.

Rudkin? Is that you?