SemperEadem Posted 17 April Posted 17 April https://seatpick.com/leicester-city-vs-liverpool-tickets/event/305818?quantity=1 This is all insane.
ultrafox Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 3 minutes ago, SemperEadem said: https://seatpick.com/leicester-city-vs-liverpool-tickets/event/305818?quantity=1 This is all insane. Like someone said...Liverpool could technically win the league here. A bit like when we went to Old Trafford in 2016....ticket prices were insane then.
Lako42 Posted 17 April Posted 17 April Another correct decision in not attending. Get a good hiding and be surrounded by plastic scousers. How to ruin your Sunday 4
The Year Of The Fox Posted 17 April Posted 17 April I’d normally be against selling to those lot But if you can turn a profit and it pisses off LCFC then it’s win win 3
fox_favourite Posted 17 April Posted 17 April I've just checked the official site and blocks are selling out no doubt full of 'liverpool' supporters.
purpleronnie Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 5 minutes ago, fox_favourite said: I've just checked the official site and blocks are selling out no doubt full of 'liverpool' supporters. I'm sure they'll be lots but I'm sure they'll be plenty of leicester fans more interested in seeing the Liverpool stars.
Spudulike Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 46 minutes ago, SemperEadem said: https://seatpick.com/leicester-city-vs-liverpool-tickets/event/305818?quantity=1 This is all insane. So these are online touts that have somehow got tickets? Original holders of those tickets could be receiving a ban if the club follow up on the origins of the original purchaser. The tickets may also be cancelled. More fool anyone that sells or buys them.
davieG Posted 17 April Posted 17 April https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/five-potential-leicester-city-debutants-10114843 Five potential Leicester City debutants as Ruud van Nistelrooy builds new foundations Ruud van Nistelrooy's focus on next season and his commitment to looking to the academy could see a handful of youngsters get their first taste of Premier League football ByJordan Blackwell 13:08, 17 APR 2025 There have been two debutants in the past two games for Leicester City and, judging by the way Ruud van Nistelrooy is speaking, there could be more over the final six matches of the Premier League season. The City boss, despite the uncertainty over his own future, is looking to next season and turning his attention to the academy, believing the best chance of future success is with homegrown players forming the foundations of the squad. Fans will want to see more of Jeremy Monga and Jake Evans over the next six games, but there will be others who will hope to get their first Premier League outing too. Here’s a look at the candidates. Bade Aluko On the bench against Brighton, Aluko has been training regularly alongside City’s seniors for a few weeks. A full-back who can play on both sides, the 18-year-old has quickly risen to prominence, as he was still mostly with the Under-18s until October of this season. He looks to be a good ball carrier and his height means he wouldn’t be out of place physically in the top flight. Jayden Joseph Right-back Joseph has been around the first team for practically the whole season, travelling with the squad to Newcastle in December. He’s been a consistent presence and a consistent performer for the Under-21s, only missing their opening Premier League 2 game of the season, and he’s full of attacking intent, sometimes playing further forward on the wing. Sammy Braybrooke He’s already got his City debut under his belt, but Braybrooke has not yet made his Premier League bow. Spotted in training ahead of Liverpool, the central midfielder has long been in the conversations about City’s best prospects, such is his passing range, his ability to control matches and his bursts forward. A loan to Dundee didn’t go as well as was hoped, but he’s been playing regularly for the Under-21s since his recall and is getting back to where he was prior to his year out with an ACL tear. Henry Cartwright Also involved in training ahead of this weekend’s game is Braybrooke’s partner at the base of the midfielder, Cartwright. On the bench at Newcastle, Cartwright, like Braybrooke, grew up locally and has been with the academy since he was a kid. He seems to have stepped up a level this season, captaining the Under-21s and showing his readiness for senior action with his tough-tackling, committed displays, and some excellent pinpoint passes out to the wings. Michael Golding The £5m man still hasn’t featured for City with injuries preventing the 18-year-old from making an impact in his maiden season at the club. But he looks to have been much more prominent in training of late, and there may be hope of seeing glimpses of the attacking midfielder, one who was rated very highly at Chelsea before his summer switch.
davieG Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 24 minutes ago, Spudulike said: So these are online touts that have somehow got tickets? Original holders of those tickets could be receiving a ban if the club follow up on the origins of the original purchaser. The tickets may also be cancelled. More fool anyone that sells or buys them. Could be people in the club or even players, not exactly unknown. If the club really wanted attack it straight on they'd buy all the tickets for sale then they'll know who sold them on and who's now selling them. 1
Spudulike Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 14 minutes ago, davieG said: Could be people in the club or even players, not exactly unknown. If the club really wanted attack it straight on they'd buy all the tickets for sale then they'll know who sold them on and who's now selling them. I think that has happened before. Can't believe that staff would be stupid enough to sell them on.
l444ry Posted 17 April Posted 17 April Probably get well and truly spanked and bring all those dreamers back in line that think Ruud should be given a crack next season cos we drew with Brighton.
kenny Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 54 minutes ago, davieG said: Could be people in the club or even players, not exactly unknown. If the club really wanted attack it straight on they'd buy all the tickets for sale then they'll know who sold them on and who's now selling them. It could be the club selling them. They get 3x the price selling on that platform than through their own website and can deny all knowledge when the crowd is 50% red.
Spudulike Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 33 minutes ago, kenny said: It could be the club selling them. They get 3x the price selling on that platform than through their own website and can deny all knowledge when the crowd is 50% red. I think that might break the law.
Thefox81 Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 2 hours ago, ultrafox said: Like someone said...Liverpool could technically win the league here. A bit like when we went to Old Trafford in 2016....ticket prices were insane then. I dont blame the scousers tbh. Think i paid £130 at Man Utd in 2016 in the Alex Ferguson stand. There was a lot of Leicester in the home end that day.
Thefox81 Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 1 hour ago, davieG said: Could be people in the club or even players, not exactly unknown. If the club really wanted attack it straight on they'd buy all the tickets for sale then they'll know who sold them on and who's now selling them. Andrew Impey and Frank Sinclair against Spurs at Wembley springs to mind.
Aleksz Posted 17 April Posted 17 April AKA, please don’t go bat shit when we’re relegated AKA, please don’t fly a plane over AKA, please don’t batter the scores of Liverpool fans in the home end 1 3
Thefox81 Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 2 minutes ago, Aleksz said: AKA, please don’t go bat shit when we’re relegated AKA, please don’t fly a plane over AKA, please don’t batter the scores of Liverpool fans in the home end Going to be a shit show round the ground when they score. Mind you with how placid our fans are theyll probably shake their hand and congratulate them. 1
Noahfence Posted 17 April Posted 17 April (edited) Think I can see Braybrooke, Golding, Evans, Cartwright, Aluko and 1 more academy lad I don’t recognise in the training footage. Think it could be Jayden Joseph Edited 17 April by Noahfence
Gravel Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 1 hour ago, niyaminski said: When’s Ruud’s presser? Normally on a Friday when we play on Sunday.
davieG Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 7 minutes ago, Thefox81 said: Going to be a shit show round the ground when they score. Mind you with how placid our fans are theyll probably shake their hand and congratulate them. Shake the hands of the Liverpool fans sitting near you.
goose2010 Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 2 hours ago, Spudulike said: So these are online touts that have somehow got tickets? Original holders of those tickets could be receiving a ban if the club follow up on the origins of the original purchaser. The tickets may also be cancelled. More fool anyone that sells or buys them. Fans might get banned for selling the tickets - i am sure they aren't bothered especially the ones that have chosen not to renew. Be interested to see how many our club sell to Liverpool fans via the re-sell platform as it isnt rocket science to be able to get one.
goose2010 Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 24 minutes ago, Spudulike said: I think that might break the law. what buying tickets and selling them at a higher value? Technically isnt that what they are doing when they buy season ticket holders tickets back?? 1 1
Spudulike Posted 17 April Posted 17 April 17 minutes ago, goose2010 said: Fans might get banned for selling the tickets - i am sure they aren't bothered especially the ones that have chosen not to renew. Be interested to see how many our club sell to Liverpool fans via the re-sell platform as it isnt rocket science to be able to get one. Don't the club insist that you are a member or at least have a buying history? 16 minutes ago, goose2010 said: what buying tickets and selling them at a higher value? Technically isnt that what they are doing when they buy season ticket holders tickets back?? Probably not as they must own the rights to that seat. However, I suspect the law must be broken if they sell to an individual or even an online agency who subsequently resell at any price. I don't believe the club would do that.
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