Yes N'Didi

Will need to meet outside ground tomorrow - let me know ASAP.

I have one available

I have one if you can find another.

1x Adult for sale FV

Transport a big issue for this one. Would suggest driving from Leicester to Luton and then changing but even then you have issues.

It could be a case that they can guarantee everyone on 38 a ticket, however even though some applied you won't get a 100% uptake on sales, so they're holding fire on 37? But on that case you would expect an email to say you have been unsuccessful but will be contacted in the eventuality of any more becoming available.

Deadline for renewals doesn't pass until EOD today. You've got to think that some STH will have sadly passed on, some health deteriorated and cannot make it, but many many more will now be priced out during the cost of living crisis and this has become a luxury. There have been 393 new applications for within the singing section, and 2763 applications outside of the singing section. If only 1500 tickets become available, there will be a cut off of a certain number of points at which the 1500th person has in order to buy.

It’s probably not that deep. There’s been significant regional lockdowns which have massively impacted factory production in China over the last two months and delays in vessels coming across. It’s most likely that production hasn’t come in yet and most teams are waiting until it arrives to market.

SK1 Singing Section Further to consultation relating to the success of the Club’s recent trial, the popular Singing Section in SK1 will be implemented for the entire 2022/23 season. This will be a season-long trial to gauge the effectiveness of such a measure on the matchday atmosphere over a sustained period, informing the Club’s ongoing decision making, relative to the matchday experience. In order to facilitate the change in environment, a reconfiguration of a section of SK1 is necessary, which will affect the following seats: Rows M to PP; seats 1 to 29 and seats 208-218 Seats in this section will not be available to renew immediately. Further information on the Singing Section and the renewal process for Season Ticket Holders in this area can be found HERE.

Leicester City Season Tickets will be available for renewal for the 2022/23 campaign from Tuesday 17 May. More on this story... Renewing Your Season Ticket Existing Season Ticket Holders will have until Monday 6 June to secure their seats for the new season, with Direct Debit options allowing supporters to spread the cost over up to 11 months. The process of automatic renewal for Season Ticket Holders already on the Club’s Direct Debit scheme will begin on Tuesday 17 May, though participants will have until Wednesday 15 June to opt out before any payments are made. First payments will be taken on Friday 1 July. Following the conclusion of the renewals process on Monday 6 June, any remaining Season Tickets will be made available to 2021/22 Fox Members. This will take place before the launch of 2022/23 Fox Memberships, a date for which will be confirmed in due course. The launch of 2022/23 Season Tickets follows a productive period of consultation with Season Ticket Holders and Fox Members, where feedback was sought on potential pricing structures and future enhancements to operations that would increase the value of being a Leicester City Season Ticket Holder. Such discussions were supplemented by an extensive benchmarking process undertaken by the Club, to measure its Season Ticket offering against other clubs in the Premier League. VIDEO Video published 3 mins ago Video duration 02:00 Renewing Your Season Ticket A guide to renewing your Leicester City Season Ticket and the Football Club's new Mobile Tickets. Having applied an eight-year freeze on Season Ticket prices since the Club’s promotion to the Premier League in 2014, 2022/23 will see an average increase of five per cent on general admission renewal prices from the 2021/22 season. For an Adult Season Ticket Holder in the Kop, this takes the cost of your Season Ticket to £22.89 per game – an increase of £1.05 on 2021/22. Seasonal Hospitality areas, First Floor in the West Stand and Fosse Club Premium will be subject to an average increase of 10 per cent for renewals to reflect the higher rising costs in the hospitality sector. Any new Season Ticket purchases will be subject to an average increase of 10 per cent on 2021/22 prices. Match-by-match ticket prices will also be increased by an average of 10 per cent. Enhancements made by the Club for the 2022/23 season include: Direct Debit Extension For the 2022/23 season, supporters renewing will be able to spread the cost of their Season Ticket across up to 11 monthly payments, compared with the 10-month option of the previous season. The process of automatic renewal for Season Ticket Holders already on the Club’s Direct Debit scheme will begin on Tuesday 17 May, though participants will have until Wednesday 15 June to opt out before any payments are made. First payments will be taken on Friday 1 July. Ticket Resale service Enabling Season Ticket Holders to resell their Season Ticket for up to three Premier League matches during the season and be refunded 1/19th of the cost of their Season Ticket each time. The service is aimed to increase flexibility and affordability for supporters and increase the value of Fox Memberships, in addition to increasing the pool of match tickets available for members and Season Ticket Holders to purchase. More information on the Ticket Resale service can be found HERE. Mobile Tickets Consultations were used to gauge supporter feedback on a proposed mobile ticketing system, with the long-term objective of removing physical tickets and Season Ticket Cards to improve security, speed up stadium entry, tackle ticket touting and reduce our matchday carbon footprint. Further to the feedback provided, Season Ticket Holders will have the choice at the point of purchase of whether to use the mobile ticketing system or to receive a physical Season Ticket Card for the 2022/23 season. Supporters due to auto renew via Direct Debit will need to log on to their online ticketing account to express their preference by Thursday 16 June. If a preference is not selected, mobile ticketing will become the default option. Further information on mobile ticketing can be found HERE. SK1 Singing Section Further to consultation relating to the success of the Club’s recent trial, the popular Singing Section in SK1 will be implemented for the entire 2022/23 season. This will be a season-long trial to gauge the effectiveness of such a measure on the matchday atmosphere over a sustained period, informing the Club’s ongoing decision making, relative to the matchday experience. In order to facilitate the change in environment, a reconfiguration of a section of SK1 is necessary, which will affect the following seats: Rows M to PP; seats 1 to 29 and seats 208-218 Seats in this section will not be available to renew immediately. Further information on the Singing Section and the renewal process for Season Ticket Holders in this area can be found HERE. Leicester City Chief Executive, Susan Whelan, said: “The consultation period has been extremely valuable to this process, and I’d like to thank every supporter that came forward to be part of our discussions – from members of our Fans Consultative Committee, to established supporter bodies, to Season Ticket Holders and Members that formed part of our working groups. It’s provided further important insight into what matters to our fans and how the Club can best cater for that, while managing the financial realities of competing at this level. “It’s been eight years since we increased Season Ticket prices following promotion to the Premier League and the decision to implement an increase now has not been taken lightly. However, in order to continue to meet rising costs and to regularly compete with our Premier League rivals, it’s important we seek to optimise revenues – both for the responsible running of the Club and to ensure ongoing compliance with the game’s evolving financial regulations. “We do, however, appreciate that supporters too are affected by the current rising cost of living, which was a key consideration in the scale of increase we were prepared to apply. Investments in our Ticket Resale platform and the increase in the length of our Direct Debit offering are designed to assist with affordability and we will continue to seek ways to maximise the value of being a Leicester City Season Ticket Holder.” Supporters renewing are reminded that, for the best experience, they should do so online at tickets.lcfc.com as there will be no over-the-counter-sales in the Foxes Fanstore for Season Tickets. The City Sales Centre is open from 9am-5pm Monday-Friday and from 11am until 12:30pm (phone lines) for the home game against Southampton on Sunday 22 May. Call: 0344 815 5000 (Option 1) or email: [email protected]. Please note that this email address is for enquiries only - supporters will not be able to renew their season tickets by email. *Automatic renewals via the Direct Debit system will not take place for Season Ticket Holders in the Family Area, whose eligibility for that section is reviewed every season to maintain its integrity. 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Did you ring them or was this online? I had a super cheap hotel room which was cancelled on my by the hotel this morning so blessing in disguise and all that because that would have been a disaster!

In G2 and it was a good effort I felt, was very loud throughout and constant effort. Lost more we’re joining in around me than would usually. Loved WYS - needs to carry on. Woke up with a sore throat. Still annoyed me that people left (although less than usual) well before 90 mins to get home, but also same at West Ham last night - sums up the modern football fan.

Last European home game this season for us - potentially for a while. Let's get behind the team and make a hell of a lot of noise.

Greasy Chip Butty is solid. Can't see why anyone would be jealous of YNWA? It's just so overdone.

2x adults tickets needed please let me know

Need this on Thursday. Every time they have the ball, whistles everywhere. We have it in us.

3x Adults in G2 available for tomorrow - collection Narborough. £20 each

1x spare meet at ground B1

No, but clearly he has spent time writing in with a considered response - this has clearly not had more than 30 seconds spent on a response. I typed that email in less than 5 minutes. It's really not hard to filter out the rubbish from a considered email and ammend from a stock response. Or invest properly in customer relations.

A start could be. 'Thanks for taking the time to reach out, and I understand this is an emotive subject. Fans are first and foremost at the heart of everything we do as a football club. We have recently re-started regular meetings with supporter groups and opened dialogue with supporters via the FCC meetings with the links between club and fanbase the absolute priority. The club have several partnerships with various companies and corporations which whilst I can't disclose the full nature of, often result in tickets being made available in small quantities or at a discount. These partnerships are integral to the work that Leicester City Football Club does on and off the pitch. I recognise that there is a strong feeling towards tickets availability and pricing, particularly following misinformation spread about the number of Nottingham Forest away tickets being distributed to staff. As a club we have decided to be far more transparant with supporters as to how many tickets are being distributed towards players, staff and corporate partners as opposed to the traditional priority scheme so that everyone knows what their realistic chances are of obtaining away tickets are in advance. In specific relation to the discount code at hand, we recognise this was an error of judgement. Cool as Leicester are doing wonderful things for the City of Leicester as a whole, and in recognition of the work they are doing and taking our relationship further we decided to give a discount code to make tickets more affordable for their members. Unfortunatly, this code was shared outside of the group, and we have learned that next time these discounts will be given to members only. Also, I can see how letting members buy up to six tickets each at a discount will be frustrating and upsetting to Season Ticket Holders and Members who are amongst our most loyal supporters financially supporting the club. Moving forwards we will review how we can offer these opportunities without impacting the fan base in a negative way. Thanks for taking the time to reach out - if you would like to discuss these issues any further please give me a call - I'd also like to invite you to the next FCC to give you an idea of the work we are doing to increase dialogue between club and supporters moving forwards.' Not difficult - shows things are being taken seriously and doesn't divulge too much information, acknowledges how the wrong idea can be gained. Is that too much to ask for accountability and honesty (to a point).

Salt N Pepa - Push it Who’s that defender, I can’t believe my eyes, His name is Wesley, imagine my surprise, he’s big and tall, and he’s winning every ball, It’s not Wes Morgan, it’s Wesley Fofana da da da da da, da da da da da da

Selling 1 in G2 cheap meet at ground.

Loads online still this morning in M1.

Just a heads up that hotels in Tirana have (finally) caught on there's a European final being played there. The 3 nights I booked for the grand total of £66 will now set you back £1571.97. Flights don't seem to have cottoned on yet but I trust that if we actually get through the next two rounds these will head up a similar amount. Keep the faith.