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Old git

Leaving Early (AGAIN ! )

By Old git, in Leicester City Forum

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Trav Le Bleu

Trav Le Bleu

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3 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Can't even be arsed to stay for a friendly they went out of their way to attend in the arse end of nowhere, when there are less than 1,000 there. lol

 

We truly have one of, if not the, most pathetic fanbases in the world. I go to Non League with three times as many, on a busy road with crap traffic, and everyone stays til the end. No excuse.

I hear getting out of Seagrave is a nightmare, and it can make all the difference, you know, kids have got to be up for school.

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Glasgowfox

Glasgowfox

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4 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Can't even be arsed to stay for a friendly they went out of their way to attend in the arse end of nowhere, when there are less than 1,000 there. lol

 

We truly have one of, if not the, most pathetic fanbases in the world. I go to Non League with three times as many, on a busy road with crap traffic, and everyone stays til the end. No excuse.

In the world pmsl

moore_94

moore_94

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Just now, ronnup said:

Wasn't it about 3 hours long 😆

Anyone who went and stays for the whole thing would have been there for about 5 hours

 

Sat directly in the sun in this heat as well

 

I would be long gone by now haha

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em9999

em9999

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4 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Anyone who went and stays for the whole thing would have been there for about 5 hours

 

Sat directly in the sun in this heat as well

 

I would be long gone by now haha

I'm dying of boredom watching it on YouTube anyone watching this live has either fell asleep or passed away in tbe heat 

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BeaumontFox

BeaumontFox

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People have been slowly leaving since the end of the 90 mins. End of 135 mins was the max exodus. 
 

Nobody can argue with anybody leaving before the end of 4 hours of football. 5 hours if they arrived for warm ups.

ronnup

ronnup

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25 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Can't even be arsed to stay for a friendly they went out of their way to attend in the arse end of nowhere, when there are less than 1,000 there. lol

 

We truly have one of, if not the, most pathetic fanbases in the world. I go to Non League with three times as many, on a busy road with crap traffic, and everyone stays til the end. No excuse.

Get a ****ing grip 🤣

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Adster

Adster

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35 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Can't even be arsed to stay for a friendly they went out of their way to attend in the arse end of nowhere, when there are less than 1,000 there. lol

 

We truly have one of, if not the, most pathetic fanbases in the world. I go to Non League with three times as many, on a busy road with crap traffic, and everyone stays til the end. No excuse.

Did you go?

OntarioFox

OntarioFox

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Rumbled a few of you ain't I? lol

 

Just don't get why anyone would go out of their way to go to Seagrave then bugger off early like they need to beat the mad rush to the A46. There's probably more traffic when the players leave after training. :crylaugh:

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hejammy

hejammy

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14 minutes ago, OntarioFox said:

Rumbled a few of you ain't I? lol

 

Just don't get why anyone would go out of their way to go to Seagrave then bugger off early like they need to beat the mad rush to the A46. There's probably more traffic when the players leave after training. :crylaugh:

Wasn't to beat the traffic, it was to beat heat stroke! It was bloody baking by the end. The lad was getting hungry and the food options were quite frankly pants. We got there at 2 and left just before 6. Almost 4 hours of being out in close to 30 degrees. So yeah.... 

 

Was a good gesture to give out free water and the place is just phenomenal. 

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BeaumontFox

BeaumontFox

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1 minute ago, hejammy said:

Wasn't to beat the traffic, it was to beat heat stroke! It was bloody baking by the end. The lad was getting hungry and the food options were quite frankly pants. We got there at 2 and left just before 6. Almost 4 hours of being out in close to 30 degrees. So yeah.... 

 

Was a good gesture to give out free water and the place is just phenomenal. 

The burger van was rank

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hejammy

hejammy

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2 minutes ago, Brainy said:

Don't understand why you'd want to go today at all, especially with the format. Was it free?

As in to watch your team play? See some of the youngsters? Get to check out Seagrave? You know just general support of the club you... Well support? 

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Brainy

Brainy

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1 minute ago, hejammy said:

As in to watch your team play? See some of the youngsters? Get to check out Seagrave? You know just general support of the club you... Well support? 

In the 2nd game of pre season, a game with 4 halves? Nah doesn't speak to me

 

Do you often go and watch the youngsters in actual competitive games? 

 

The Seagrave pull fine, but so you just rock up at your seat and then leave or are you allowed to/shown around the facilities as a whole? 

hejammy

hejammy

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Just now, Brainy said:

In the 2nd game of pre season, a game with 4 halves? Nah doesn't speak to me

 

Do you often go and watch the youngsters in actual competitive games? 

 

The Seagrave pull fine, but so you just rock up at your seat and then leave or are you allowed to/shown around the facilities as a whole? 

The youngsters are the ones breaking out in the first team, why wouldn't you want to go and see what they are all about? You've got to understand for them it is competitive, they are trying their hardest to break into that team, the weather certainly didn't help but I liked the format as it gave us a change to see a wide range of players and where they currently are. 

 

Regarding Seagrave, there were areas you could walk around and have a look and there were some areas which were restricted. Was really good to see though as it is amazing as training grounds go. 

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