Tommy G

Haven’t ever shopped there as don’t like the experience - food seems naff aswell. The one near fosse park is awful

Crap draw

Having been to probably 100 places that have said please provide a DLA form I have had to probably a handful of times.

Hope people take some drastic action and grab a clapper on the way into home games for the remainder of the season.

It will take a bit more than that to upset me The point is the club clearly has no way of dealing with such a simple request, it would be easier for the poster to get a more dignified response booking a lane at Hollywood bowl compared to the way they have dealt with this. Unless you are mentally disturbed you wouldn't be making up your child had autism (a life long and often profound disability which impacts both the individual and close family members dramatically) and the club are asking for some kind of proof. They really are just pathetic at times.

Sorry but thats a daft comment - read the room

As a parent of a son with autism and profound learning difficulties I understand where you are coming from - I havent taken him to a game yet, at 5 he simply wouldn't cope with it. Really surprised LCFC haven't got a grip of this - I am finding more and more places are disabled friendly in 2024 and at least offer a financial discount which should be the minimum! I have a really good monthly newletter I can share if you PM me (or anyone else that's interested) your email, about SEND activities across Leicestershire - it's been helpful to us, I receive it through the school. Best of luck

Dominoes oo hoo hoo

Went to the Clarendon on friday to watch the football, wasn't bad. Driving so opted for a cpl of lager shandys.

We need to put a run together now to finish this off. If we dont go up as champions it’s a crying shame, Enzo has the best squad in the league - I said yesterday it was naive to say what he said in that press conf and he now looks like a melon after last nights pathetic second half. Time to step up

Can see us falling out the top 2 with this mentality

Players - pathetic

Im out the loop these days where is best to watch the football in Leicester? Parking helpful and a few screens. Fancy watching in a pub rather than home but I’m out of touch where is best

I know he doesn't care - but the players might and the fans certainly do. If we win it will look like masterclass, if we lose it will be clipped up with Bamford cupping his ears with MOT in the background.

I get his point, Leeds will be RT this all over social media if we get spun 3-0.

Got a decent CEO in place now who knows how to return money to investors. Got my own views on the way RR works which I'll keep to myself.

Went about 6 months ago - sorry not the place, just the area around it! It's a gem for food I'd 100% go again.

Has anyone been to Veeno (italian) I'm going tomorrow, looks like it's in St Martins.

Yeh it's a bit of a dump but the curry is superb - best about.

Sounds like you have a thing against lawyers, bad experience? Joking aside there are few and far between decent ones having dealt with plenty.

Imagine chomping down some Indian grub then washing it down with a cherry stout, would put hairs on your chest.

You don’t come across as 70!

Quite correct, unfortunately the state pension is so poor its barely enough to put food on the table. I guess the advantage of working a few more years in your 50's is to benefit from employer and employye pension contributions and the tax benefit, especially if you have enough spare income you could really go to town on your EE contributions.

Agree with a few of your bullet points and I'm 15 years younger. I work round the clock and have been fiercely ambitious so I see work as my purpose to make me happy, content, whatever you want to call it. I've got a demanding 5 year old at home with additional needs so when I'm not on my phone or laptop I'm doing stuff with him, so might get an hour by myself at 9pm at night, by which point you're knackered. So points 5 and 6 I feel a lot, if you have a wife and kids you tend to put yourself last and content with the simple stuff in life. I don't think its a mid life crisis I think it's probably what a lot of men feel like at a range of ages betwen 30-60.

Correct photo wrong husband!