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https://www.lcfc.com/media-article/leicester-city-supporters-fans-register-upcoming-your-90-minutes-sessions-king-power-stadium?fbclid=IwY2xjawVIELhleHRuA2FlbQIxMABwZG9mAXNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR7JS-lEaw_g5HuOZf467feFs281oDAkrn7WVGL8tyuUzzjGwG1W6MEqWhVl9Q_aem_c6DdfWAIqn6UNpC67NYzeQ by Admin We’re encouraging supporters to have their say, with three upcoming Your 90 Minutes sessions confirmed for the coming months. Dates confirmed for our next Your 90 Minutes sessions The sessions allow fans to share views, discuss experiences and help shape our approach to improving the supporter experience Your 90 Minutes gives fans an opportunity to share their views, discuss their experiences and help shape our approach to improving the supporter experience. Following feedback from our Fan Consultative Committee (FCC), we’re placing an increased focus on promoting the sessions and encouraging more supporters to get involved. The next sessions, to be held at King Power Stadium from 6:30pm - 8pm GMT, will be on Wednesday 28 October, Wednesday 18 November and Monday 7 December, with supporters encouraged to register for a session using the links below: Wednesday 28 October - Stadium Catering - Register Wednesday 18 November - Digital Platforms - Register Monday 7 December - LCFC Women - Register Each session provides an opportunity for fans to share feedback directly with Club representatives, ensuring their views and experiences can help inform future discussions and improvements. Whether you have specific feedback to share or simply want to contribute to conversations about the supporter experience, fans are encouraged to register and take part. Further information about our Your 90 Minutes sessions.

All products should be made economically repairable. Being forced to by a new printer because a part is difficult to get hold of and more expensive than a new printer is unacceptable.

The sealed-in battery era is ending. Europe is pushing phone makers to make batteries easier to replace and built to last longer. Starting in 2027, mobile phones sold in the EU will generally need batteries that consumers can remove and replace more easily, without requiring proprietary tools or complicated repair methods. The rules also require replacement batteries to remain available for at least 5 years after a phone model is no longer sold. And durability standards are getting tougher too. Smartphones sold in the EU must generally retain at least 80% of their original battery capacity after 800 full charge cycles. The goal is straightforward: make phones last longer, make repairs easier, reduce unnecessary upgrades, and cut down on electronic waste. For years, many smartphones have been built with sealed-in batteries that can be difficult or expensive to replace. Europe is now pushing the industry in the opposite direction. Starting in 2027, Europe will require phones to have easier-to-replace, longer-lasting batteries to help devices stay useful for longer. Would you support this where you live?

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Anstey Nomads FC · Follow FA Youth Cup! Wednesday 28th October | 7:30 KO | Leicester City Football Club The U18’s are taking on Leicester City in the first round proper of The FA Youth Cup Cropston Road You can buy tickets in advance https://ansteynomadsfc.bytable.net/menu/TICKETS Pay on the gate is also available on the night Come along and support the future of the club! #UpTheNomads

Hmm I bet the wages we paid him for those 11 games are helping.

Leicester City flop Ryan Bertrand eyeing £87m deal for League One club | Leicestershire Live Leicester City flop Ryan Bertrand eyeing £87m deal for League One club The Champions League winner could return to the King Power Stadium as a senior figure at AFC Wimbledon Josh Holland Leicester City correspondent 09:27, 22 Oct 2026 Former Leicester City defender Ryan Bertrand is said to be leading a consortium looking to secure an £87million minority stake in League One strugglers AFC Wimbledon. BBC Sport have reported that the ex-England international is playing a leading role in the proposed investment alongside British technology specialist Omar Mir, who is providing the financial backing for the deal. Mir is financing the takeover proposal through Sloane Street Capital (SSC), with the investment firm planning to acquire a 34 per cent shareholding in AFCW PLC, the organisation responsible for operating the football club. Make sure you never miss the latest Leicester City news and opinion by making Leicestershire Live one of your Google preferred sources It's claimed that the agreement would initially see SSC inject £16m into the club upon completion of the transaction. A further £71m would then be committed across five seasons, with the investment programme running until the end of the 2030/31 season. Should it go ahead, SSC would assume responsibility for overseeing Wimbledon's football activities, with Bertrand taking up a position as senior football advisor. "AFC Wimbledon's story is unique in English football and it was built by its supporters. We felt at home from our very first meetings," Bertrand said when discussing the potential partnership. "We are not here to change what this club is. Ryan Bertrand had a difficult two years at Leicester City(Image: 2021 Plumb Images) "We are here to help it go further on and off the pitch, for the men's team, the women's team and the academy. It would be an honour to join the Wimbledon family and help write the next chapter, and we look forward to meeting members and answering their questions over the coming weeks." Bertrand retired from football in 2024 after leaving the Foxes in 2023. He moved to the King Power Stadium in 2021 after being released from Southampton, although he only played 11 times.

He's been listening to Rudkin - Please Release Me Let Me Go although that's what a lot of fans are also singing

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