LCFC Men Season Tickets: Price Freeze & Safe Standing Confirmed

[CH1_Fox]

Forced digital tickets. And an arbitrary transfer of 5 games a season to family members. Spent years sharing season ticket with a family member as I now live out the county and can’t make midweek games, spent tens of thousands on STs over 30+ years and they have a problem with my mum using my ticket. I ****ing hate this club. If it wasn’t for my son getting into it this would be it for me. Good news is they’ll have an empty seat going forward when I can’t go 

[ThurmastonFox]

No definition of what is a disability leaves the club wide open to accusations of discrimination. It doesn’t say you have to currently be registered as disabled - only that you can apply for an exemption.

[moore_94]

Those who already paid £25 for a physical card for this season gonna get shafted and have to pay £25 for another one next season?

[SemperEadem]

Just now, moore_94 said:

Those who already paid £25 for a physical card for this season gonna get shafted and have to pay £25 for another one next season?

There is no physical sadly.

[ozvaldo]

41 minutes ago, Stuntman_Mike said:

''giving supporters until 5pm on Wednesday 9 April to secure their seat for another exciting season.''

 

Bet Rudkin wrote that.  Cūnt.  

[An Away Move]

I think it’s accurate to say that the great majority of STH do not want digital ticketing. This was made clear last year. So after a listening exercise our board have decided to roll them with the slippery language of ‘because Premier League standards’. Sums our club up. 
If we ever drop down to League One again and gate receipts fall perhaps then they’ll be forced to listen to the fans. 
I might be done with my ST over this. I can adapt to digital but I really resent being forced into it. I don’t want it. 

[Super Shinji]

I know I’m a bit of a saddo but I know I’m not alone. Making away tickets all digital takes away a big part of the experience. I’ve got hundreds of tickets from different away games over the years, something you can look back at and remember the special (and not so special) ones. Just another firm reminder that those at the top really don’t understand many of the things that people enjoy(ed) about football.

[An Away Move]

12 minutes ago, CH1_Fox said:

Forced digital tickets. And an arbitrary transfer of 5 games a season to family members. Spent years sharing season ticket with a family member as I now live out the county and can’t make midweek games, spent tens of thousands on STs over 30+ years and they have a problem with my mum using my ticket. I ****ing hate this club. If it wasn’t for my son getting into it this would be it for me. Good news is they’ll have an empty seat going forward when I can’t go 

Exactly the same for me. Fans have been self regulating where their cards go if they can’t make a game for generations. This corporate move is another nail in the coffin of the community aspect of being a football supporter. 

[Lako42]

2 minutes ago, Super Shinji said:

I know I’m a bit of a saddo but I know I’m not alone. Making away tickets all digital takes away a big part of the experience. I’ve got hundreds of tickets from different away games over the years, something you can look back at and remember the special (and not so special) ones. Just another firm reminder that those at the top really don’t understand many of the things that people enjoy(ed) about football.

They don't give a flying **** what you like or want. 

 

Pay the nice billionaire to destroy the game even further and smile 

[The Doctor]

45 minutes ago, Ashley said:

Can anyone confirm the premier league standards part with the digital tickets? 

 

Seriously **** off with it all. Give me my season ticket card any day.

 

https://www.premierleague.com/news/4071456

 

by 26/27 at the latest, newly promoted teams have two years to implement.

[adam]

Pretty poor that there is not an option for a physical card especislly after the amount of supporters that wanted a card this season. Are the foxes trust going to raise this?

Edited 14 March by adam

[SemperEadem]

Just now, adam said:

Pretty poor that there is not an option for a physical card especislly after the amount of supporters wanted a card this season. Are the foxes trust going to raise this?

Especially rough after the club admitted last night at a meeting they they handled the £25 stuff badly (to say the least)

[Skidmark]

Thought there would be more safe standing than that. Quite overwhelming, but price freezes are one positive, especially with 4 more games coming next season.

[Blueman1967]

No Physical card, not happy about that, a least the prices haven't gone up 

[BirminghamFox]

Is there a link to which seats in G1 are in the standing section 

[rugbyblue]

19 minutes ago, Super Shinji said:

I know I’m a bit of a saddo but I know I’m not alone. Making away tickets all digital takes away a big part of the experience. I’ve got hundreds of tickets from different away games over the years, something you can look back at and remember the special (and not so special) ones. Just another firm reminder that those at the top really don’t understand many of the things that people enjoy(ed) about football.

 

 

You absolutely arent alone.  We save tickets and badges from away grounds, programmes etc as keepsakes if that's the right word.  I have a ticket from a 1992 league cup game against arsenal in there somewhere   i imagine there are lots of "saddos" like us

[An Away Move]

How do you stop auto renewal? Do you have to call the ticket office?

[An Away Move]

1 minute ago, rugbyblue said:

 

 

You absolutely arent alone.  We save tickets and badges from away grounds, programmes etc as keepsakes if that's the right word.  I have a ticket from a 1992 league cup game against arsenal in there somewhere   i imagine there are lots of "saddos" like us

You’re not a saddo. This is what being a fan looks like for many. 

[Filbert_Ross]

1 hour ago, Livid said:

Back few rows of the Kop and halfway down SK1 and G1

Looks like part of family stand too to me also. 

[hejammy]

43 minutes ago, ThurmastonFox said:

No definition of what is a disability leaves the club wide open to accusations of discrimination. It doesn’t say you have to currently be registered as disabled - only that you can apply for an exemption.

They do say registered disability 

 

[FoxesFan#1]

8 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

How do you stop auto renewal? Do you have to call the ticket office?

Looks like you have to email in, I’m doing the same.  
 

I only renewed by accident and don’t want to ever again.  Only been to 4 games, and that 4 too many!

[Raj]

7 minutes ago, hejammy said:

They do say registered disability 

 

Wheres the link for trying to apply?

I pressed it and it went to ticket section for Sundays game!!

[Lako42]

19 minutes ago, An Away Move said:

How do you stop auto renewal? Do you have to call the ticket office?

Surely that isn't the only way 

[lfu]

56 minutes ago, ThurmastonFox said:

No definition of what is a disability leaves the club wide open to accusations of discrimination. It doesn’t say you have to currently be registered as disabled - only that you can apply for an exemption.

If there's a form to fill in then that's easy enough

"Disability: Physical and mental health problems induced by long-term addiction to supporting Leicester City Football Club, including manifestation of heart palpitations, stress, and clinical depression."

[worth_the_wait]

Supporting the City for over 50 years has seen some truly shit moments.  Pissed on, snowed on, bricked, beaten up by rival fans, ripped off prices, treating like dirt by the police, etc etc etc.    But the worst thing is being lied to by the Club.  

 

"we've listened to your feedback, blah blah blah".    Like f u c k.          15,000 Season tickets holders said they actually wanted the option of having a card.