Leicester fans embarrassing themselves and the club.

[Lako42]

We are getting a really shitty reputation at the minute 

[Eightyeight]

Embarrassing fans throwing chairs at pubs that didn’t even have football fans in them (not that it would be ok, but I’d understand it more if they actually targeted a Forest pub).

 

a mess of a man attacking the Forest players 

 

and an embarrassing performance on the pitch. 
 

awful day for the club. 

[John rayner]

26 minutes ago, Mike Oxlong said:

The actual meaning of shit for brains has just dawned on me 

These morons are not football fans, and we don't need them n our club,

[purpleronnie]

You just know that if safe standing was ever bought in on mass in the top 2 divisions the authorities will be chomping at he bit to take it away due to the endless morons that still go to games.

[Wrighty22]

Name and shame the scum bags. 

[Freeman's Wharfer]

You can’t  be running on the pitch and punching opposition players. The lad will rightly get a punishment for that.

 

But the rest of it comes with the territory of a football local derby. You can sit here saying “these morons are not loyal supporters” (probably kidding yourselves - I bet those lads travel up and down the country) and wishing it was all light-hearted jibes and handshakes at full time saying the best team won but unfortunately you’re deluding yourself.

 

It’s always been tribal and will always be tribal. That’s what made the game what it is today and trying to bend it to what you want to be, as opposed to what it has always been, is where you’ll start to feel disappointed.

 

Fans aren’t representing the club, the club is representing the fans.

[BigShambles]

Scum. Unsurprising really, this shit happens time and time again with our fanbase. 

[Vlad the Fox]

9 minutes ago, David Oldfields Gate said:

There is "allegedly" a huge trade in people with the points selling on. They keep the points tally going up and also make a tenner. I've no proof mind, only hearsay.

If this is true then the person who let him use their ticket should get their points wiped out. I don’t have an issue with people loaning their season ticket out for home matches or if someone wants to go to an away match, I’ve done it before to friends and family (only if they support City mind) But if there was the risk that all their points could be lost, banned from travelling away or even their ticket taken from them then they’d be a lot more careful about who they let use it. Isn’t this in the rules anyway???

[AKCJ]

Think it says a lot that all that shameful stuff happened and yet I'm more embarrassed about the players.

[Lesterlad]

The moron who ran on the pitch will get a life ban and rightly so! So we have idiots like that who are likely to have priority points for away games, mind boggles 

[Tinman]

1 hour ago, Lcfc098 said:

Our football club is a shambles from top to bottom at the moment and I don’t see things changing any time soon to be honest.

Hold my beer

[WalMelton]

11 minutes ago, David Oldfields Gate said:

There is "allegedly" a huge trade in people with the points selling on. They keep the points tally going up and also make a tenner. I've no proof mind, only hearsay.

😂😂 Huge trade? Funniest thing I’ve ever heard. If I can get a ticket for a member of my family or mate. If I decide not to go and someone wants they can have. I know  they not a bellend…Stop moaning Liverpool tickets  still on sale. Go get a point….😂

The members ballot is the biggest joke…

[Fox92]

3 minutes ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

You can’t  be running on the pitch and punching opposition players. The lad will rightly get a punishment for that.

 

But the rest of it comes with the territory of a football local derby. You can sit here saying “these morons are not loyal supporters” (probably kidding yourselves - I bet those lads travel up and down the country) and wishing it was all light-hearted jibes and handshakes at full time saying the best team won but unfortunately you’re deluding yourself.

 

It’s always been tribal and will always be tribal. That’s what made the game what it is today and trying to bend it to what you want to be, as opposed to what it has always been, is where you’ll start to feel disappointed.

 

Fans aren’t representing the club, the club is representing the fans.

Come on man. 

 

People in hoods throwing tables and chairs at places that did not even have opposition fans in? Absolute morons. 

 

Derbies are great in football, and aside from the game, I enjoyed today but targetting none-football fans and singing about a dead man is not part of a local derby. 

[Lesterlad]

1 hour ago, bovril said:

I think it's a combination of the drug issue mentioned above and pent up frustration at lockdown and austerity measures that have basically ****ed over a lot of young people's chances. Reminds me of the kind of groups I often saw following football in Eastern Europe. 

I know it's always been there in England but I can't remember it being this bad when I started watching football in the 90s. Maybe I'm being naive. 

You can’t blame lockdown for the man’s brain being as developed as a goats turd 

[woodland fox]

I am a season ticket been loads of away games this season and that is when we are only allocated 3000 ticket allocation, and I could get a ticket. Now we have a 4000 allocation I don’t get a ticket  but fans who are not season ticket holders get tickets and I know a few of them are only there for trouble.what can you say 

Edited 6 February 2022 by woodland fox
Put I could not get a ticket but I could.

[Nod.E]

Our recent success couldn't have happened to a more undeserving bunch. Leicestershire is an odd place and I couldn't be happier that I moved out the moment I had the choice.

[Joe90lcfc]

13 minutes ago, Lako42 said:

We are getting a really shitty reputation at the minute 

Really?? Other then today anything else of the top of your head?? I really don’t think our fans are any worse then any other club in the division tbf, and if anything especially at home we are  more of a family club then most 

[TrentFox]

2 minutes ago, woodland fox said:

I am a season ticket been loads of away games this season and that is when we are only allocated 3000 ticket allocation, and I could not get a ticket. Now we have a 4000 allocation I don’t get a ticket  but fans who are not season ticket holders get tickets and I know a few of them are only there for trouble.what can you say 

That you were lucky to miss out? 🤷

[bovril]

Just now, Lesterlad said:

You can’t blame lockdown for the man’s brain being as developed as a goats turd 

These things don't happen in a vacuum though. The current UK is fertile ground for goat-turd brains to grow. 

[Vlad the Fox]

1 minute ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

You can’t  be running on the pitch and punching opposition players. The lad will rightly get a punishment for that.

 

But the rest of it comes with the territory of a football local derby. You can sit here saying “these morons are not loyal supporters” (probably kidding yourselves - I bet those lads travel up and down the country) and wishing it was all light-hearted jibes and handshakes at full time saying the best team won but unfortunately you’re deluding yourself.

 

It’s always been tribal and will always be tribal. That’s what made the game what it is today and trying to bend it to what you want to be, as opposed to what it has always been, is where you’ll start to feel disappointed.

 

Fans aren’t representing the club, the club is representing the fans.

In the 80s we had years of politicians saying these people aren’t supporters of their clubs while not much happened about it. It couldn’t be further from the truth. I knew die hard lads, fans, City through and through, no denying it. They’d travel everywhere watching us, get pissed and fight. It wasn’t until they got serious about facing the problem head on that and acknowledging the issues that the problem got sorted. And has much as people hate them sky played a big part in rebranding the game and helping to move it away from the years of violence and into the modern era. While there is still incidents, it will never get like it used to, there isn’t generally the intent for it from enough people and the police are far more adept at combating and adapting to problems.

[Joe90lcfc]

8 minutes ago, Nod.E said:

Our recent success couldn't have happened to a more undeserving bunch. Leicestershire is an odd place and I couldn't be happier that I moved out the moment I had the choice.

Really??? How is Leicestershire an odd place, yea there are some not so desirable places to live in the city/county but there are also some great towns and villages!  Very odd comment to say our fans didn’t deserve the success, after the decade of shit that was put before!

Edited 6 February 2022 by Joe90lcfc

[shilton_fox]

Lad who jumped in the canal was an odd fella too. Wonder how cold he was all afternoon 

[dsr-burnley]

28 minutes ago, David Oldfields Gate said:

There is "allegedly" a huge trade in people with the points selling on. They keep the points tally going up and also make a tenner. I've no proof mind, only hearsay.

Well, they must know whose ticket this man got.  If you pass your ticket on to someone else, then you become responsible for what the person does.  I'm not saying the original holder should be banned for life like the hooligan, but he should certainly have all his points cancelled so he can't do it again.

[Freeman's Wharfer]

4 minutes ago, Nod.E said:

Our recent success couldn't have happened to a more undeserving bunch. Leicestershire is an odd place and I couldn't be happier that I moved out the moment I had the choice.

Might be worth finding a new club to support?

 

As far as I can see, we have a fan base that stuck with the club to the depths, suffered disappointment after disappointment and deserved every bit of the success we’ve had.

[Joe90lcfc]

1 minute ago, shilton_fox said:

Lad who jumped in the canal was an odd fella too. Wonder how cold he was all afternoon 

This I agree on 🤣🤣