Duncan_K

So you are taking responsibility for traipsing around in a fur coat with no undies all day

Anyone know how many will be left for tomorrow?

Great statement and good research on other clubs

Joe Dodoo

Speaking of beating Spurs. 3-2 in the FA Cup Mark De Vries.

Beating Man City 4-2 with the Vardy hat-trick December 2016

Sounds amazing

It's entirely deliberate, they are bagging it for TV, they would have been happy on the Friday night but now they can have it as an extra midweek TV game too and probably stick it at a point where they think there will be maximum jeopardy for the promotion race.

If you think you're getting away I will prove you wrong I'll take you all the way Boy, just come along Hear me when I say Hey It's murder on the Ring Road But you'd better not kill the groove Hey, hey It's murder on the Ring Road But you'd better not steal the moves Leicester, stay in your ****ing seats right now

No they don't. It's either similar or the opposite. Just look at how much Northampton charge for tickets now compared to Tigers, their support has moved way posher in the last 10 years than it used to be whereas Tigers has stayed pretty similar.

My thoughts 1. Luton Town or Bolton Wanderers -YES 2. Wrexham - YES 3. Liverpool - NO 4. Brighton & Hove Albion -NO 5. Norwich City - YES 6. West Ham United or Bristol City - YES 7. Tottenham Hotspur - YES 8. Fulham - YES 9. West Bromwich Albion - NO 10. Southampton - NO 11. Ipswich Town - NO 12. Leeds United - NO 13. Leicester City 14. Watford - NO 15. Newcastle United - NO 16. Sheffield Wednesday - NO 17. Crystal Palace or Everton -NO 18. Aston Villa - NO 19. Nottingham Forest or Blackpool -YES 20. Wigan Athletic or Manchester United - NO 21. Manchester City - NO 22. Blackburn Rovers - YES 23. Sheffield United - YES 24. Swansea City - YES 25. Chelsea - YES 26. AFC Bournemouth - YES 27. Coventry City - YES 28. Brentford or Wolverhampton Wanderers - YES 29. Plymouth Argyle - YES 30. Maidstone United - YES 31. Newport County or Eastleigh - YES 32. Hull City or Birmingham City - NO

People were 2-3 to a seat behind the goal lower tier where I was, so maybe some of those should have been at the ends?

In fact this takes me on to one of the things that really still boils my piss about the relegation day. The club know that most fans don't have signal in the ground, but they were too chicken to actually put an announcement up on the scoreboard that we had been relegated or just the final scores from the other games which would obviously have confirmed that too. Just relying on word of mouth which had been spreading false rumours all day. Pathetic.

I'm with O2 and mine never works in the stadium or near it. It has worked in lots of much bigger stadiums, I ask for WiFi every time the club do a survey it works great in the Spurs stadium for NFL matches.

Just spent 50 minutes getting tickets to download on to an older (around 60) work colleagues phone due to him not having any of the stuff LCFC require set up on it. It really is a massive faff compared to all previous methods and I don't see any benefit of it. I can accept it as an option for those that live on their phones, but there are generations of us that don't want or need this nonsense.

Premier League got their next batch announced today, so presumably we won't be far behind.

That site says 31,763 which makes sense as it's within our capacity!

I'm sure these weren't the real words, but i was singing 'Ves-ter-gaaard at the back' just for the lols.

Some tickets back on the away section of the LCFC tickets website now. Not many and I guess only available at the level it sold out before.

Well the laws haven't changed, the thing that has changed is Football clubs choosing to interpret the law differently and to "crackdown" on different things. Where is the test case that supports the changes in interpretation? There are lots of genuine supporters who have shared season tickets in the past, or have a regular arrangement where someone will go on their behalf if shift patterns change or if there is illness or any number of circumstances that clubs used to understand happen to all families at some time. I find it completely bizarre that anyone can see this as the club trying to help genuine supporters.

Not moving because of TV, but potentially relevant. Tigers European Cup fixtures are out and all the TV coverage is announced so I think they are set in stone: Sunday December 10th Home vs Stormers. Suggests the Plymouth game will stay on the Saturday or if move won't be to Sunday. Saturday January 20th Home vs Leinster. Suggests the Ipswich game will move.

Great question. I imagine the Playoff final would be moved to the Monday (it's a bank holiday) and they'd expect us to suck it up.

Enzo Maresca, he came to leicester, enzo, ciao, enzo ciao, enzo ciao, ciao, ciao

There's a hospitality offer now that involves having the meal and drinks at the Tigers and then walking down and sitting in West Stand so it might be that.