Tomek

Did this sell out in the end?

Could someone send a link to the seat map please? Still unable to view it through the website 🥲

How is this selling? Still can’t view the seat map on the site.

Can someone please send a link to the seat map? I only see 'Coming soon' whenever visiting the ticket site.

Can we stop pissing about with this lineup and get some actual attacking threats on now?

The best bench to ever be fielded at this level yet we’re starting two clowns in defence, a kid with no experience at this level, and an over the hill striker… I’m getting Brendan flashbacks!

Verbally.

Players are going to have zero confidence after this. A canceled game, a humiliation and a sprinkling of jet lag. Well done the board 🤡

A stupid game we should never have agreed to play, in a stadium full of Liverpool fans, a week before we start the season... what could possibly go wrong!? Let's just keep it under 6-0 and avoid any injuries.

Can someone post a link for the seating map? Every game says “coming soon” for me so I can never see how many seats have sold -.-

Thanks for that! Whenever I go to see how tickets are selling, I only ever see "Coming soon" next to the game. Do you have to be logged in with a membership to get access to that?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/gloriaharaito/2023/07/05/duty-free-tycoons-fortune-doubles-as-tourists-return-to-thailand/?sh=517a17d93ff0 With Thailand’s tourism revival, King Power International’s duty-free outlets are buzzing again. The company, controlled by Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and his family, swung to a net profit last year of 2.2 billion baht ($64 million) from a year earlier loss of 2.5 billion baht while revenue jumped 59% to 27.5 billion baht, according to a regulatory filing. Thanks to this spurt, Aiyawatt’s fortune, which he shares with his family, more than doubled to $3.5 billion, earning him the No. 8 spot. King Power International has 11 duty-free shops in airports and tourist hotspots across Thailand. In March it announced plans to open two new outlets, one in Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and the other in the city’s central business district. The tourism uptick is likely to benefit another family investment: King Power Mahanakhon, a mixed-use Bangkok skyscraper that includes a Standard hotel and the highest observation deck in Thailand. The 78-story tower, billed as the country’s tallest, was acquired reportedly for 14 billion baht in 2018, only a few months before Aiyawatt’s father, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, died in a helicopter crash. Analysts are bullish on the outlook for hotels. Rathawat Kuvijitrsuwan, the Bangkok-based senior vice president of advisory and asset management at JLL Hotels & Hospitality Group, Thailand, says in a May report: “We expect 4Q 2023 to be the first real high season in Bangkok after three years of pandemic.” In February, Aiyawatt doubled down on the family’s investment in Leicester City Football Club (LCFC), converting over £194 million ($239 million) in loans to the club into equity. It was the second such move by the family. In 2013, three years after acquiring the English soccer club, the late Vichai turned a £103 million loan into equity. That paid off when the team, known as the Foxes, went on to win the Premier League championship in May 2016. It was knocked down a notch to the Championship League last month. Aiyawatt, also known as “Top,” is CEO of King Power Group, the family holding company founded by his father, while his mother is chairwoman. Aiyawatt succeeded his father as chairman of LCFC

We need to stop being a sentimental club when it comes to players. Iversen is not premier league standard and that’s where we want to be. If an improvement is available then we should be taking them.

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I know we haven’t even kicked a ball yet… but thank god we didn’t settle for Smith. Two solid signings already, along with some exciting young talent being linked. It really feels like a fresh start and an excitement is growing. I don’t think there would be any excitement had we gone down the Smith/Parker route.

Officially sold out. 3 of 4 stands are going to be packed with Leicester fans. I think they might have lost the home advantage 🤷‍♂️

Just another example of how far out of touch the club has drifted from the fans. Can only hope someone at the club stubbles across these sort of poles.

Does anyone have a rough idea of how many season tickets have been sold so far, as well as the total number available? Please and thank you.

Am I to take it that all these rejections are a result of season tickets selling out? I really couldn’t imagine us selling all the season tickets after the dross season we’ve just had.

What exactly are we thanking him for? Yes, he came into a difficult situation, but keeping us up was not an impossible task. We failed to beat either Leeds or Everton, shipped 5 at Fulham, and some of the decisions making was questionable at best. he was incredibly lucky to get the job in the first place and no doubt got a big pay cheque for taking us down (I know he’s not the main culprit for our relegation).

The thought of Smith getting the job has clearly caused me to have a stroke.

At this point I’ll take anyone other than Smith! If he gets the job, the season is a complete right off. I’d honestly take Gary Megson back before giving Smith the job.