Will you go to any more matches this season?

[peterborofox]

I'm not bothering at all again this season. Made that decision before Sunday but Sunday just reinforced it. 

 

I cannot justify the cost in travel to see a total lack of any fight or anything. It's got to the point now where I've already written the season off and I've become apathetic and don't let it bother me. 

 

Want to go and watch some non league instead 

[Pliskin]

31 minutes ago, hejammy said:

This is where I am torn, a part of me wants to vote on my feet and not go - but another cynical part of me thinks that the club couldn't really give 2 shites if I go or not - they've got their money so now really, if I don't go, it is me who is at a loss, I have paid for something and choose not to use it. I would say going to the games and actually chanting against the club and booing would have far more effect than not going. The problem we have is that for those that go - the majority are the silent type.

This is the problem, the majority of the match going fans aren’t interested in being vocal, my area is awash with blue rinse, and you get scoffed at for being unhappy with misplaced passes…… it’s an extremely frustrating situation, the clubs desperate to be let know that the fans aren’t happy (or at least most on here aren’t happy)…… but I think it’s clear those of us who want to air our displeasure are pissing into the wind. 

 

Im not bothered that I’ve paid, I’d rather the seat stay empty and the club can’t rip another fan off by charging extortionate prices and have two bites of the cherry with one seat. I just wish rather than an email, the club would invite me in for a chat, and I’ll tell them why I’m just letting my seat sit empty. Empty seats speak volumes, and it would really send a message, if hardly anyone turns up. But unfortunately there’s never a scenario in the PL where that doesn’t happen. 
 

Theres loads of Liverpool fans I know who want tickets for the game, some are even asking Leicester fans to give theirs up for them so they can go and watch them. So either way the KP will be well attended, and will be all season…. It won’t tail off until we’re sat mid table doing **** all in the championship…. Just doesn’t cut it. 

[Larry_LCFC]

Not doing anymore of these stupid night games. Not worth the inconvenience. Newcastle trouncing us at 8pm on a Monday night....no thanks.

[Gazza3]

I only go so I don't miss the goal when we finally score one. Will stop going when we re officially down. 

[broadstone fox]

Think everyone will go to the Ipswich one. Could be Vardys last time at the k.p in a leicester shirt. 

[Gazza3]

5 minutes ago, broadstone fox said:

Think everyone will go to the Ipswich one. Could be Vardys last time at the k.p in a leicester shirt. 

No thanks

[Livid]

I’m not sure, maybe if the weather improves (annd my mood)  and I fancy meeting my mates for a pint beforehand.

 

I looked yesterday the last game I went to was QPR in the cup, the last league game Man City. I missed a couple because I was doing other things but the last few just because it’s not been worth the effort to drive in, park, go down there, watch a repeat performance, come away hacked off and sit in traffic thinking ‘Why?’ 

[Newbold Blue]

Currently got a family members season ticket as he is really ill and cant go. I used to love it but this team is so unlikeable it seems a chore.

 

I don't usually get to go so for that reason I will be going, next season I imagine tickets will be easier to get hold of so will judge it when I see who is in charge I guess...

[smr]

i couldn't care less. the players cba so why should I.

[Silva Fox]

I won't be going to any more this season and I'm currently undecided on renewing. "Through the good times and the bad for me"is at least dependent on the players actually making some effort, which has been sadly lacking for most of the season, as well as the squad being significantly short of the level of quality (playing and coaching) required for the PL.

[Simonb]

Got told I weren't a proper fan because I had stayed to the end and booed and also moaned about how crap the whole squad is and that there is no heart in the club anymore. 

 

My opinion is, if you're not showing displeasure at what you're seeing, surely you can't be the proper fan as you clearly aren't bothered ??

 

That being said.. having followed the club for 30 odd years, it's the first time I'm no longer bothered . I've booed, voiced an opinion etc and it just gets worse and worse..  so until something major changes, massive squad and staff overhaul, leadership change of the board etc, I won't be going again.

 

I'll just be on her whinging instead 

[Fox92]

3 hours ago, Larry_LCFC said:

Not doing anymore of these stupid night games. Not worth the inconvenience. Newcastle trouncing us at 8pm on a Monday night....no thanks.

I gave up midweek games ages ago. Unless it's a Friday I don't bother.

 

United was a joke Sunday 7pm. Glad I didn't bother but knew what was bound to happen. Same with Newcastle, awful KO time and they'll batter us.

[Collibosher70]

No

Until rudkins replaced

[Rusko187]

I've stopped going about a month or 2 ago.

 

I'd have cancelled season ticket but instead I've loaned it to a friend so he can take his lad.... not sure why he's putting him through this lol.

[bovril]

I quite fancy going to Molineux for the first time.

[Lako42]

9 hours ago, Fox92 said:

Probably two more. Forest away 

Fair ****s. 

 

 

I genuinely can't think of anything worse than going anywhere near that game.

 

It will be absolutely horrendous on every single level. 

[Blueman1967]

Yes l will, you never know when you can't go anymore, it not great nearly 50% don't want to go to another game, but understandable

[Dan]

Obviously can't anyway. Think I'd probably be doing Wolves and Forest away if I could although I can't say I'm particularly upset that I can't go to Forest. That could be the most depressing day imaginable as a Leicester fan.

[Bilo]

If they were playing in my back garden, I'd draw the curtains.

[kyleolly]

3 hours ago, Rusko187 said:

I've stopped going about a month or 2 ago.

 

I'd have cancelled season ticket but instead I've loaned it to a friend so he can take his lad.... not sure why he's putting him through this lol.

Some friend you are 😂

[Leicester_Loyal]

Man City away for the ground.

 

Done 3 homes all season, won't be doing anymore.

 

Probably the worst season I've ever had following Leicester.

[Fox92]

41 minutes ago, Lako42 said:

Fair ****s. 

 

 

I genuinely can't think of anything worse than going anywhere near that game.

 

It will be absolutely horrendous on every single level. 

It will be horrendous but it always is there. Just keeping up tradition.

[Dan]

I have to stress this isn't all some fairweather thing. I was at Sunderland on a Tuesday night last year for example, leave taken to drive myself and a few others to that silly game. See also Norwich and Millwall. It is beyond us being good or bad - this isn't just bad, this club is absolutely taking the piss of its supporters. This is a club that isn't trying. If we had only ten thousand at the Newcastle game it would be the best thing to happen to us all season.

[TheLittleBigMan]

Haven't gone to the last 6 games. I can't even give my ticket away 

[boots60]

We are & have always been a roller coaster club. Up & down, good times & bad times.

I remember in 2015 there were quite a few who didn't renew their season tickets after a disappointing season (last quarter excepted) thus missing out on the greatest season in our history.

I'm not saying we will automatically return to the Premier league when we undoubtedly go down this year but, at some stage  we will be back.

Ive witnessed several drops following City, my first experience of relegation was in the McLintock season but at no time did I ever think about packing up my Saturdays supporting City.

Those who do not renew this year will be the first to have a whinge when they can't get a season ticket when we come good again.

To enjoy the good you have to have seen the bad.

UP THE CITY