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Date Opponent Attendance Season Competition 17/12/2013 Manchester City 31,319 2013/14 League Cup 13/12/2014 Manchester City 31,643 2014/15 Premier League 29/12/2015 Manchester City 32,072 2015/16 Premier League 10/12/2016 Manchester City 31,966 2016/17 Premier League 18/11/2017 Manchester City 31,908 2017/18 Premier League 19/12/2017 Manchester City 31,562 2017/18 League Cup 18/12/2018 Manchester City 24,644 2018/19 League Cup 26/12/2018 Manchester City 32,090 2018/19 Premier League 22/02/2020 Manchester City 32,068 2019/20 Premier League 11/09/2021 Manchester City 32,087 2021/22 Premier League 29/10/2022 Manchester City 32,223 2022/23 Premier League

League FA Cup League Cup Champions League Europa League Europa Conferance League Season Max Average Min Max Average Min Max Average Min Max Average Min Max Average Min Max Average Min 2013/14 31424 24995 19153 31319 21098 14043 2014/15 32021 31693 31121 23212 23212 23212 8017 8017 8017 2015/16 32242 32021 31733 30006 30006 30006 21268 21268 21268 2016/17 32072 31893 31351 31648 31648 31648 29899 29899 29899 31805 31471 31037 2017/18 32202 31583 30203 31792 25788 17237 31609 31562 31516 2018/19 32184 31851 30558 24644 19155 10671 2019/20 32211 32061 31613 30330 28756 27181 31280 31280 31280 2021/22 32236 32015 31231 25710 25710 25710 21163 21163 21163 30658 30153 29579 31659 28519 25242 2022/23 32227 31739 30813 15081 15081 15081 Lowest home attendances in a competitive fixture under 25k since 2013 (excluding COVID). Tonight will likely rank somewhere within here. Date Opponent Attendance Season Competition 26/08/2014 Shrewsbury Town 8,017 2014/15 League Cup 28/08/2018 Fleetwood Town 10,671 2018/19 League Cup 24/09/2013 Derby County 14,043 2013/14 League Cup 08/11/2022 Newport County 15,081 2022/23 League Cup 16/01/2018 Fleetwood Town 17,237 2017/18 FA Cup 29/10/2013 Fulham 17,932 2013/14 League Cup 17/09/2013 Blackburn Rovers 19,153 2013/14 Championship 27/10/2021 Brighton & Hove Albion 21,163 2021/22 League Cup 24/08/2013 Birmingham City 21,229 2013/14 Championship 22/09/2015 West Ham United 21,268 2015/16 League Cup 28/09/2013 Barnsley 21,591 2013/14 Championship 30/11/2013 Millwall 21,633 2013/14 Championship 14/09/2013 Wigan Athletic 21,810 2013/14 Championship 27/11/2018 Southampton 22,150 2018/19 League Cup 19/10/2013 Huddersfield Town 22,297 2013/14 Championship 11/08/2013 Leeds United 22,725 2013/14 Championship 10/01/2014 Derby County 23,140 2013/14 Championship 14/12/2013 Burnley 23,143 2013/14 Championship 03/01/2015 Newcastle United 23,212 2014/15 FA Cup 26/10/2013 Bournemouth 23,357 2013/14 Championship 08/02/2014 Watford 23,635 2013/14 Championship 18/12/2018 Manchester City 24,644 2018/19 League Cup 01/03/2014 Charlton Athletic 24,742 2013/14 Championship

Over 8k tickets unsold. Rudimentary logic says 24k seats sold at an average of £22.50 (yes kids tickets, but also hospitality balancing out) - £540k. Just lowering to £15 STH/M and £20 general sale, assuming average of £17.50 would bring in a sell out at £560k. Massive miss and fans are quite rightfully voting with their feet.

And Brighton - since the start of this season. https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/news/2802772/important-update-regarding-away-tickets I would imagine all clubs are implementing something on a small scale which is Premier League driven and hidden behind the cloak of 'disorder on the rise' which is the running narrative.

These are very different. I personally don't see a major issue with this - there's no limit at brentford for how many matches you miss - all they ask is that you list the seat. There would obviously be exceptions where people can't make a match last minute and re-listing isn't a priority but if you miss 4 games and can't be bothered to sell the ticket on either yourself or by the club then are you really that bothered? Man Utd is much more sinister in that you are obligated to purchase all home cup tickets at the ridiculous prices they set otherwise they will ban you from premier league matches.

And Stuart ‘I didn’t see anything wrong with the Sabitzer challenge’ Atwell on VAR.

What caused the protests in the UK was the fact it would remove them from their domestic leagues and also the sense of injustice from unfair competition - ie closed shop. This is one of the issues having been removed from the revised plans. We need to see if the fans feel as vociferously towards the new proposals and what stance the PL takes to see what sort of protest will end up taking place. Need a few high profile people in football to speak out against it as well.

David Nugent and Ritchie De Leat's kids went to my son's nursery - tried to encourage a 2/3 year old to play with a specific child to get invited to the birthday parties which failed.

For me, none of the other 'Big 6' would side with Man City? Newcastle - yes, they want to invest as much money as quickly as possible but are still cautious at the moment and watching with interest as they don't want to push it through a route which goes against the rules. You could argue that with Man City out of the way they genuinely have a crack at winning a title against Arsenal even in future seasons. Liverpool - With City out of the way they could potentially be handed another title from 2013/14 and would see a rival down if they could pick up form. Manchester United - could be handed two additional titles and are never in risk of breaching FFP rules with dodgy investing as all money is self generated. Only caveat is if this middle east firm invests. Spurs - play everything by the book and on a tight budget with Levy. Could easily sue for several seasons of missed CL revenue. Arsenal - again, play by the book spending self generated funds and would see their main rival this season out of the way. Chelsea would be the only one which I suppose would rather they could invest without consequence and no other risk/threat from City.

All the charges are against a time period where we either finished above them (2015/16) or at least one place or more away from European competition. During the entirety of the period they have been charged if they had not fulfilled that place we would not have gotten European Competition. So any potential legal action from ourselves would simply be one league positions worth of prize money each season. These charges are separate and from a different time period than when we finished 5th.

His name is Harry, he comes from Aberdeen, They say he's Aussie, it don't matter to me, He's ****ing massive, he's taller than the shard, We're Leicester City, we've got Harry Souttar. Da da da da da, da da da da da da Push It - Salt N Peppa

Genuinely interested - what fee would he have had to come in for in order for people to say that he was a good signing? Always gave his all, had his crucial moments for us, had bad runs of form like most of our team at times, was critical to our play during our runs towards 5th place when we were playing some sublime football. I get that 30m feels like a lot of money but we've spent more on worse. He can't control the price. If he was brought in for 15m would you have given him as hard a time?

1x Spare for this, G2 - Face Value

Sold out.

Just under 800 left.

I certainly wouldn't. All fans have to accept that a manager cannot come and implement their football without keeping the players they want and bringing in the players that fit their style of play into the squad over several windows. If we were offered Potter with the acceptance of several tough seasons to get to consistency then I would take it. The difference is Rodgers has showed what we can do and then regressed with largely the same squad and signings which haven't improved the quality of the overall squad.

I'll wait for a combined Leicester City / Robot Wars XI thread to emerge.

Updated as Albrighton captain

I did see someone catch it and throw it back at them which was pleasing.

I was asked to be given a pat down in G2 before going into the stadium in what is a low risk part of the home end. Make it make sense.

Was our best player by a mile last night.

My issue isn't even with the 7 minutes, or when he blew, but what is the point of booking someone in the 96th minute for timewasting when he's done it since the 25th minute. I understand it was his first premier league match and he was completely out of his depth, but in the first half he spoke to Leno about time wasting, walked away and blew his whistle twice and he continued to delay. Book him then and he doesn't do it for the remainder of the match. Fulham abusing the head injuries rule as well is setting a dangerous precedent.

I agree - but I still saw hundreds being taken out of the stadium. People were going round picking them up after the game and walking out with them. A shame as it did look effective. Personally think they should also be encouraged during WYS pre kick off.

There's about 2000 spare on the website - are you a STH or Member?