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Trophy Parade

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Raj

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29 minutes ago, Trev3939 said:

Do people think it’s worth staying overnight to go to this as no point going home after Blackburn if I’m going to it?

Yeah u might as well.

Plenty hotels near train station/ town

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Just now, Raj said:

Yeah u might as well.

Plenty hotels near train station/ town

More was getting at how good will the parade/ atmosphere likely be. Having been at the prem parade I know it won’t come close but will it be decent?  

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1 hour ago, promised land said:

You’re normally spot on with these kind of things, do you know why Sunday and not the Monday?
 

I’d have thought Monday being better day, shops less busy, bank holiday etc like 2014.

They all fly out on holiday on Monday hence why Sunday 

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Freeman's Wharfer

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1 hour ago, Nolucklcfc said:

Hope they don’t do one tbh, celebrate Saturday but we aren’t a club that should be here in the first place 

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Young Leicester fans should grow up feeling that promotion from the second tier to the top tier is to be expected not celebrated.
 

If recent history hasn’t been a catalyst for us lifting standards then nothing ever will be unfortunately. Too many happy to be little, yo-yo Leicester City.

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8 minutes ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Young Leicester fans should grow up feeling that promotion from the second tier to the top tier is to be expected not celebrated.
 

If recent history hasn’t been a catalyst for us lifting standards then nothing ever will be unfortunately. Too many happy to be little, yo-yo Leicester City.

I understand the point you're making, but you've just defined 'entitled'.

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12 minutes ago, Trev3939 said:

More was getting at how good will the parade/ atmosphere likely be. Having been at the prem parade I know it won’t come close but will it be decent?  

Personally don’t think it’ll be amazing. Real celebration will be on the Saturday at the game. Sunday more for the casual fans and all the hanger on man united Liverpool types lol

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55 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

Are there any nice parts? 😂

Route they did in 2014 and 2016 was pretty decent

 

2016 managed to avoid Humberstone Gate and Granby Street two of the biggest toilets in the city 

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13 minutes ago, Trekerz said:

Personally don’t think it’ll be amazing. Real celebration will be on the Saturday at the game. Sunday more for the casual fans and all the hanger on man united Liverpool types lol

Or those members that couldn’t get tickets who want to take their kids to experience us lifting a trophy and creating memories which will see them support the club no matter what when we’re all dead and gone.

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28 minutes ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Agreed.


Young Leicester fans should grow up feeling that promotion from the second tier to the top tier is to be expected not celebrated.
 

If recent history hasn’t been a catalyst for us lifting standards then nothing ever will be unfortunately. Too many happy to be little, yo-yo Leicester City.

I just can't understand this view point. Let the youngsters celebrate it, they may not be old enough to remember the PL won or previous Championship wins. Just because we've been so fortunate over the last few decades doesn't mean the next generation of fans will be.

 

Same goes for the players - Fatawu, Mavididi, Mads etc. who were all relative nobodies when they signed - they deserve to be celebrated and recognised for their achievements. 

 

You never know what might happen in football, it could be the last major trophy the club wins in your lifetime and you're actively not wanting to celebrate because you expected it? Very odd. 

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It’s true that it’s not as exciting as 2014 or 2016, but it’s definitely worth celebrating. To get close to 100 points with any team, at any time and in any division is not something to ever be taken for granted: Especially given our uncertain, immediate, future. 
 

Then again I’ve lived through the barren years of Pleat and Levein. Also the disasters of Taylor and Holloway. That’s probably enough to keep anyone humble.

 

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1 hour ago, Trev3939 said:

More was getting at how good will the parade/ atmosphere likely be. Having been at the prem parade I know it won’t come close but will it be decent?  

It’ll be busy that’s for sure. 

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1 hour ago, Freeman's Wharfer said:

Agreed.


Young Leicester fans should grow up feeling that promotion from the second tier to the top tier is to be expected not celebrated.
 

If recent history hasn’t been a catalyst for us lifting standards then nothing ever will be unfortunately. Too many happy to be little, yo-yo Leicester City.

Promotion yeah, but we’ve won a league title. 
 

It’ll be good for kids that haven’t experienced something like this and it’ll bring a bit more business to the city that a Sunday would normally see. 

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24 minutes ago, Jobyfox said:

It’s true that it’s not as exciting as 2014 or 2016, but it’s definitely worth celebrating. To get close to 100 points with any team, at any time and in any division is not something to ever be taken for granted: Especially given our uncertain, immediate, future. 
 

Then again I’ve lived through the barren years of Pleat and Levein. Also the disasters of Taylor and Holloway. That’s probably enough to keep anyone humble. 

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1 hour ago, MattFox said:

Route they did in 2014 and 2016 was pretty decent

 

2016 managed to avoid Humberstone Gate and Granby Street two of the biggest toilets in the city 

We should just have it through the centre of Leeds!lol

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6 hours ago, foxile5 said:

Are Flares legal at stuff like this? Or is it still a banning order and a fine? 

 

Asking for a friend.

Don’t think you’d get banned. Also don’t think you’d be the only one to have one. 

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