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1964FOX

Big crowd for a Tuesday night?

By 1964FOX, in Leicester City Forum

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1964FOX

1964FOX

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Looking forward to our next home game on a Tuesday night against Cardiff and I am begining to wonder if we may have big crowd for a Tuesday evening kick off taking into consideration the following

Will be first home game after the official holiday season is over, most of population of Leicester are back home.

Will be first home game were we could see Waghorn, Abe and any new loan signings.

We are playing Cardiff bringing back the emotions of the play off semi-finals, the penalty that should not have been given (offside), the french man's mistake and Waggy wanting to put things right.

Cardiff are now hot favourites to gain promation due to there current team.

Bellamy!

The return of the Fosse Boys???????

The issues surrounding the negative press coverage the club has had about the Fosse Boys which has brought the fans together for all sorts of more diverse reasons.

A lot will depend on the Coventry result and that is not predictable but I feel the other factors will increase the normal Tuesday night attendance.

My guess is an official number of 22,000.

sdb

sdb

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should be a great game. Waggy v Bellamy. Clash of the Titans... Sousa's ex Swansea ties may spice things up too. and the memory of the PO Semi :sick:

SamL

SamL

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Are under 18 tickets not available for this game? Canny find them online.

Don't see why they wouldn't be. It's probably best to either visit the Ticket Office in person or give them a phone call, which also saves a few quid on the booking fee. :thumbup:

Finnegan

Finnegan

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should be a great game. Waggy v Bellamy. Clash of the Titans... Sousa's ex Swansea ties may spice things up too. and the memory of the PO Semi :sick:

Don't think he was there long enough to become a hatefigure in Cardiff to be honest. They might give him a tiny bit of stick for something to sing but they won't really care.

He won't exactly get the same reaction someone like, for example, Lee Trundle might.

FrankieADZ

FrankieADZ

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at £26.00 a ticket the chances of a big crowd are pretty remote

agreed,

I'll be there having a season ticket an all but I can totally understand ppl not going when its £26 just for a ticket.

tomtom

tomtom

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Tuesday night games are dull and boring..but i hope this game should be entertaining..along with my half time pie :thumbup:

Don't forget to take your own fork !!! :thumbup:

Corky

Corky

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Hope its a good gamea nd we win, my girlfriend might be coming so dont want her thinking Leicester are shite!

She'll find out sooner or later.

Depends on the Coventry match really. A win and the fans might be more up for it, bringing a larger crowd, a draw or defeat and probably around 17/18k will turn up.

ousefox

ousefox

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Hope its a good gamea nd we win, my girlfriend might be coming so dont want her thinking Leicester are shite!

So i can borrow the Savage book in return for my ticket then? Or is she going to pay me like i payed for your sisters? :thumbup:

Heart-Shaped Fox

Heart-Shaped Fox

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So i can borrow the Savage book in return for my ticket then? Or is she going to pay me like i payed for your sisters? :thumbup:

No and No. They are my answers to that. Especially after someone has borrowed just about all my DVD collectionin his time and keeps them for 6 months, think you still owe me to be fair. :thumbup:

ousefox

ousefox

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No and No. They are my answers to that. Especially after someone has borrowed just about all my DVD collectionin his time and keeps them for 6 months, think you still owe me to be fair. :thumbup:

Didn't think it would work both ways. <_<

MC Prussian

MC Prussian

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It will be lower than 20k.

I'm going even further and predict less than 17k for Tuesday evening's game.

There's always few people at the Walkers for a weekday matchup and the recent "scandal" surrounding the ticket prices as well as the Fosse Boys issue haven't really helped.

People don't feel welcome anymore and start to protest silently, by simply not showing up.

If the sportive slump continues, more and more people will remain absent from the stadium.

Remember (and I know it was televised), Reading on a late Saturday afternoon attracted a meagre 19'000 to the place.

MC Prussian

MC Prussian

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Are under 18 tickets not available for this game? Canny find them online.

The matches will provide an excellent opportunity for City's younger supporters to get behind the new look City line-up, with Under 18's tickets priced just £10, under 12's £5 and under 8's FREE when seated in the Marks Electrical Family Stand.

http://www.lcfc.com/...2140770,00.html

ousefox

ousefox

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It'll be a poor attendance. Lowest for years I reckon. 17k odd.

Doubt it will be lower than Reading. Decent away following albeit a tuesday night game and with various offers, return of Waggy, first viewing of Abe, and a relatively big game.

Jay

Jay

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It'll be a poor attendance. Lowest for years I reckon. 17k odd.

We have nearly 1400 ST holders and as the club count attendance on tickets sold and not on those that turn up and the fact that that they seem to be giving as many free and discounted tickets away as possible suggest that fudged figures will probably be about 19000

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