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Frankel1981

Tennis balls Norwich 28th Feb?

By Frankel1981, in Leicester City Forum

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ramboacdc

ramboacdc

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This thread feels like it will be used as exhibit A for a lot of banning orders. Granted the club dont usually give reasons for bans, but this feels like one of them things that has to be arranged away from a forum where it is known members of staff are either members or at least have a browse of. 

 

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Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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8 minutes ago, ramboacdc said:

This thread feels like it will be used as exhibiit A for a lot of banning orders. Granted the club dont usually give reasons for bans, but this feels like one of them things that has to be arranged away from a forum where it is known members of staff are either members or at least have a browse of. 

Haha thought exactly the same. Instant bans for anyone and everyone doing this.

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Tommy G

Tommy G

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14 minutes ago, Phil_Dunphy said:

Brown and blue?

 

A nod to our history and a euphemism of what we're serving up on and off the pitch.

 

 

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Cheltenham's not for a while yet 

Tommy G

Tommy G

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4 minutes ago, Phil Mitchell said:

Stand around in the concourse for the first 10 minutes of the next away game. Wednesday done it beautifully. Phil

We tried that and about 18 people did it. 

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Tommy G

Tommy G

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How accessible is below the directors box in all seriousness. All it would take is a rabble of 20-30 to start waving their arms around under where top sits and cause a fuss, a bit like west ham a while back but a tepid version as our fan base is exactly that. Not calling for behaviour that would get a banning order but some decent scenes to make it uncomfortable for them. 

 

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PSR Fox

PSR Fox

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1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Just walk past them.

That's easier said then done. I tried it a few times I got pulled back by the coat & told if I refuse to be searched then I will be refused entry with no refund.

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Sky Blues

Sky Blues

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On 13/02/2026 at 09:11, Mickyblueeyes said:

 

 

Now, going back to your original point of view”getting fans on side” of other clubs, that will never be the case. Wednesday were pretty strongly supported by decent fan bases - but still sit on x amount of points deduction. No one’s fighting for this club but the fan base. Despite getting two grounds and Mark Robins - did you call up supporter groups and ask, we ok to boycott this ?

You're very good at deflection. 

 

Sheffield Wednesday got their points deductions because of those ruining the club and breaking the financial rules. Your club got the points deduction because of those ruining your club. As you well know your club even tried to use the system to try and get away with it. 

 

The Sheffield Wednesday supporters had been building up support for their battle with Chansiri. Each one was known about in advance. It culminated in their pitch invasion against us where they got our full support. It happened on 10 minutes like expected. The game was stopped for 10 minutes and was a peaceful protest. 

 

These days clubs get big fines just for handbags on the touchline. Guess what happened to Sheffield Wednesday and their supporters? Absolutely nothing. Their club should have got a big fine and the supporters got a ban from going to games. It certainly would have been different if it was one of the first protests and without the backing from other clubs and the media. The FL didn't have the bottle to do anything. 

 

So you say you haven't missed the point. How about organising something that disrupts a game and see what happens. Without the backing of anyone your club will get a big fine and those involved long bans.

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Mickyblueeyes

Mickyblueeyes

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59 minutes ago, Sky Blues said:

You're very good at deflection. 

 

Sheffield Wednesday got their points deductions because of those ruining the club and breaking the financial rules. Your club got the points deduction because of those ruining your club. As you well know your club even tried to use the system to try and get away with it. 

 

The Sheffield Wednesday supporters had been building up support for their battle with Chansiri. Each one was known about in advance. It culminated in their pitch invasion against us where they got our full support. It happened on 10 minutes like expected. The game was stopped for 10 minutes and was a peaceful protest. 

 

These days clubs get big fines just for handbags on the touchline. Guess what happened to Sheffield Wednesday and their supporters? Absolutely nothing. Their club should have got a big fine and the supporters got a ban from going to games. It certainly would have been different if it was one of the first protests and without the backing from other clubs and the media. The FL didn't have the bottle to do anything. 

 

So you say you haven't missed the point. How about organising something that disrupts a game and see what happens. Without the backing of anyone your club will get a big fine and those involved long bans.

Ok. Let’s see. Cov fans being against us. Oh no. 

justfoxes

justfoxes

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On 12/02/2026 at 17:53, FLAN said:

The risk here is a few get picked out and banned 

it needs something that you can’t be banned for yet will embarrass the club

Eg if Norwich score everyone waves white hankies to indicate the teams surrender. Nobody can be ejected for that. And basing round a goal it has tv attention 

I’ve mentioned before how about a sit in after the final whistle which will cause a bit of disruption to the club not able to close things up, cheer for the lads during the game with a bit of other Rudkin and King Power out etc?

 

After hearing pipes on the radio last week the way he said he doesn’t think Top has the heart in Leicester anymore and he’s very naive how to run the Football club along with getting poor advice from “ YOU KNOW WHO ?!!!!” It’s about time he cashed in before he totally ruins his late fathers legacy and dreams he had for Leicester, reading some articles over the place saying that relegation to Division 1 would Bankrupt Leicester City FC it’s a scary position we are so the sooner he puts the club up for sale the better to save a bit of face and also stop his fathers hopes and dreams being totally and utterly put to the sword Top time to sell up !!

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Paninistickers

Paninistickers

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Just made my post on the plane thread. 

 

A phone torch show of disapproval.

 

Shine the light (scrutiny) on KP. 

 

Quiet, legal, no standing out, suitable for the (many) quiet ones amongst us and able to be timed with the game situation (city fans always been reactive and spontaneous, we aren't an organised people, Norwich getting the customary second goal  in the first 20 minutes an obvious trigger) 

justfoxes

justfoxes

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1 hour ago, Sky Blues said:

You're very good at deflection. 

 

Sheffield Wednesday got their points deductions because of those ruining the club and breaking the financial rules. Your club got the points deduction because of those ruining your club. As you well know your club even tried to use the system to try and get away with it. 

 

The Sheffield Wednesday supporters had been building up support for their battle with Chansiri. Each one was known about in advance. It culminated in their pitch invasion against us where they got our full support. It happened on 10 minutes like expected. The game was stopped for 10 minutes and was a peaceful protest. 

 

These days clubs get big fines just for handbags on the touchline. Guess what happened to Sheffield Wednesday and their supporters? Absolutely nothing. Their club should have got a big fine and the supporters got a ban from going to games. It certainly would have been different if it was one of the first protests and without the backing from other clubs and the media. The FL didn't have the bottle to do anything. 

 

So you say you haven't missed the point. How about organising something that disrupts a game and see what happens. Without the backing of anyone your club will get a big fine and those involved long bans.

That’s the trouble our club would bite their nose if to spite their face, they would give out a huge amount of bans it needs a demonstration to disrupt them do a Norwich was it who blocked the car park for the board and players from leaving, making sure it’s a peaceful protests not to get the police involved and I’ve mentioned about a staged sit in following the final whistle so they can’t clear the stadium calling for KP to sell the club and certain board members to leave the club or if we have enough fans wanting to protest have a large group at the staff/ players car park blocking exits and a stadium sit in?

 

Something needs doing before this utter naive Top and ownership ruin this club beyond all hope ?

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