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Open Training Session Tuesday 6 August

By jammie82uk, in Leicester City Forum

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https://www.lcfc.com/news/4071393/free-open-training-session-set-for-tuesday-6-august-book-your-place-today?lang=en

 

LCFC is once again pleased to confirm that a free open training session will run at King Power Stadium on Tuesday 6 August ahead of our Men's and Women's First Teams respective Premier League and Barclays WSL seasons!

- LCFC’s Men’s and Women’s Teams set for an open training return at King Power Stadium
- The event will take place on Tuesday 6 August, starting at 11am
- 2024/25 Season Ticket Holders and Fox Members can book their free seats now in an exclusive window which runs until 8am on Wednesday 31 July
- Free tickets will be released to all supporters from 8am on Wednesday 31 July

The limited-capacity sessions are an exciting opportunity to witness both our Men's and Women's First Teams in action on the same day in separate sessions as they are put through their paces by Steve Cooper and Amandine Miquel in preparation for their 2024/25 campaigns.

A fun-filled day is in-store for members of the Blue Army as the excitement builds in anticipation of the return of competitive action to Filbert Way, with a carnival atmosphere set to be in place in and around the stadium bowl. LCFC legends will again be in attendance to offer their insight to Foxes fans, while beloved Club mascot, Filbert Fox, will spread his customary cheer and pose for photos throughout the day.


FORMAT

- Men's First Teaming Open Training: 11am (75-90 minutes approx.)
- Women's First Team Open Training: 1pm (60 minutes approx.)
- Followed by a chance to engage with the Women's First Team

 

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

- Choose to watch either or both of LCFC Men's or Women's First Teams train on the pitch at King Power Stadium (LCFC Men's Session Ticket, LCFC Women's Session Ticket and All-Day ticket available to choose from)
- LCFC legends and Filbert Fox in attendance in the Foxes Fanstore
- Activities outside the stadium throughout the day
- Prize draws
- LCFC 'drop-in' help desk available on the day to assist with supporter queries

Tickets for this event are free and can be booked now at LCFC.com/tickets. 

2024/25 LCFC Men's Team Season Ticket Holders, 2024/25 LCFC Women's Team Season Ticket Holders and all 2024/25 Fox Members have an exclusive window to book their seats until 8am tomorrow morning (Wednesday 31 July), at which point tickets will be released to all supporters, subject to availability.


Please note: The lead booker will require a digital ticketing account to secure places for this event and must have the Supporter Number(s) of those they are assigning tickets to within their party. This event is one ticket per Supporter Number and no under-twos are permitted.

All tickets for this event are Mobile Tickets and will be situated in the West Stand. Limited free parking will be available on Car Park E on a first come, first served basis.


Click HERE to secure your tickets now.

Please note: The LCFC Home Match Ticket 2024/25 Terms & Conditions available at LCFC.com apply to tickets for this event (to the extent applicable) and the training session(s) shall be deemed to be included in the definition of "Match". 

All times BST.

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RYM

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Good it’s free, these events can be fun for the young uns, but it’s a shame they won’t get to meet the men’s team afterwards. No reason not to do that TBH.

Not sure what an under 2 would get from this apart from a cuddle from Filbert but it’s strange to not allow under 2’s a few weeks after launching the new Fox Cub Membership for £10. 

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Filbert_Ross

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I'm thinking of taking my two kids just so they can see the stadium really. 
obviously it's one per supporter number 🙄

my kids have never been a game. They are 6 & 3. 
Do I create an account for each of them through my own account? 
 

thanks 

RYM

RYM

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2 minutes ago, Filbert_Ross said:

I'm thinking of taking my two kids just so they can see the stadium really. 
obviously it's one per supporter number 🙄

my kids have never been a game. They are 6 & 3. 
Do I create an account for each of them through my own account? 
 

thanks 

Contact the club help team. Tell them you’ve never been before and would like

to bring them. If they are serious about fan engagement (as they keep telling fan groups) they should be all over that and welcoming you all with open arms.

 

I would I guess they are going to want to sell you memberships first. I personally wouldn’t sell to you, I’d get them along high 5ing Filbert and meeting others for the fun first but this is LCFC so prepare your wallet. 

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Webbo

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4 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

prefer to stick pins in my eyes tbh

club is a joke

What is it about this announcement that has offended you?

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Fox92

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1 hour ago, stevostadium said:

prefer to stick pins in my eyes tbh

club is a joke

Probably because you're not a kid. It's free (for once) and kids enjoy it. Good to try and get them into the club given everything else is costly to do.

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adejo92

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3 hours ago, stevostadium said:

prefer to stick pins in my eyes tbh

club is a joke

The club do a lot of things wrong but there's nothing wrong with this.

 

Gives everyone a chance to get down there and have a nice day out.

 

I'm sure it's mainly aimed for kids & families anyway.

 

A great chance for people to take their children down to the stadium without having to worry about crowd noise and other match day stresses.

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Poznan34

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4 hours ago, jammie82uk said:

- LCFC 'drop-in' help desk available on the day to assist with supporter queries

Cut to Rudkin and Whelan being grilled on the finer details of PSR 

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SystonFox

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15 hours ago, adejo92 said:

The club do a lot of things wrong but there's nothing wrong with this.

 

Gives everyone a chance to get down there and have a nice day out.

 

I'm sure it's mainly aimed for kids & families anyway.

 

A great chance for people to take their children down to the stadium without having to worry about crowd noise and other match day stresses.

what time can i leave my seat to go for a pint of warm chang?

Chrysalis

Chrysalis

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They need to run free buses taking people to watch training at the new training ground on a regular basis, as now the club have moved, the players are too isolated from the community.

KFS

KFS

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One of the funniest things last year reading about multiple people thinking they’d get on the pitch to play lol 

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