The Year Of The Fox Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 Apparentley the last two madrid tickets have gone to derby fans. Now I suppose it was inevitable- we were never going to sell to just city fans, but to have derby scum there is dreadful. I bet the real derby fans are embarassed.
HEGGSY Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 I have tickets so it doesn't affect me, but it's horrible knowing loyal leicester fans like you and me who attend games come rain or shine have missed out because derby fans wanted to see ronaldo That said... Thanks for the money
gazfox9 Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 perhaps why the club seemed so keen to let season ticket holders have them!!!
Wymsey Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 But perhaps most of the money will be used to pay R.Madrid's wages. Or was this organised beforehand?.....
ScouseFox Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 In all fairness anyone who wanted a ticket had enough time to get themselves one, it's not like they've jumped in infront of thousands of Leicester fans. And they're going to watch Madrid, and giving us money, so that's sound.
HEGGSY Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 In all fairness anyone who wanted a ticket had enough time to get themselves one, it's not like they've jumped in infront of thousands of Leicester fans. And they're going to watch Madrid, and giving us money, so that's sound. Fair point
foxes2011 Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 i forgot to buy ticket but i thought the price was wavy i dont expect madrid to play there first team, well not all of them and im sure the match will be streamed on the net or something
The Year Of The Fox Posted 29 July 2011 Author Posted 29 July 2011 Heggsy- my opinion exactly. You only have to read the thread requesting spare tickes for city fans who were for whatever reason unable to get hold of them whilst on sale. Yeh they've paid their cash, but as I wrote in another thread, how can they call themselves derby fans, then willingly sit in a teams stadium that really they should hate with a passion
purpleronnie Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 Why would derby fans be embarrassed. Haven't you ever been to a game where Leicester weren't playing?
Fox92 Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 In all fairness, I think many people have been to games where their team isn't playing.
MC Prussian Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 There will be Leicester fans from all across the UK at the KP tomorrow - I've heard of Coventry chavs getting tickets for the game, as well. Add to that the inevitable amount of Real Madrid glory-hunter followers. (Sh)It happens.
smallpauldj Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 I've been 2 Grimsby vs Northampton at wembley for a play off final and funny enough the sat before we played Cardiff in the play offs I went burton vs Grimsby to see the mighty Kevin Poole in goal. He made a string of great saves in that game to
bluebatt Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 Owell their money is funding our spending spree then hahaha and guess well be able to tell who are Leicester fans tomorrow when/if real score see who start jumping up cheering hahaha
Charl91 Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 To be fair, if it was Forest vs. Real Madrid, I'd support Forest. As much as I dislike some English teams (Man U for example), I always support them over foreign teams. Especially if they're the under-dog.
The Year Of The Fox Posted 29 July 2011 Author Posted 29 July 2011 Why would derby fans be embarrassed. Haven't you ever been to a game where Leicester weren't playing? Yeh, Coalville Town at Wembley! Its hardly as if Coalville and Leicester are footballing rivals though. You wouldn't catch me dead at Pride Park if City weren't playing there.
Corky Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 They were obviously so impressed with us last season they want more.
ozleicester Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 To be fair, if it was Forest vs. Real Madrid, I'd support Forest. As much as I dislike some English teams (Man U for example), I always support them over foreign teams. Especially if they're the under-dog. Umm yes, i mostly support English teams ..but... Forest?... Forest?? NEVER!!
The Year Of The Fox Posted 29 July 2011 Author Posted 29 July 2011 To be fair, if it was Forest vs. Real Madrid, I'd support Forest. As much as I dislike some English teams (Man U for example), I always support them over foreign teams. Especially if they're the under-dog. I'd want Forest to win for sure- But I wouldn't pay them money to watch it!!
1964FOX Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 I went to see Burton v Derby on Wednesday and was supporting Burton, all fans sat together and it was funy to watch the Derby lads next to us squirming as they lost.
PAULCFC Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 In all fairness, I think many people have been to games where their team isn't playing. Millwall and Bristol city away last season spring to mind! But i wouldn't be going to Forest,Cov,Derby or anywhere else if they had a friendly against RM.
Bayfox Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 can anyone clip the images of these 2 sheep, could always see if they can swim on the way out the ground!!!
accessory Posted 29 July 2011 Posted 29 July 2011 To be fair, if it was Forest vs. Real Madrid, I'd support Forest. Traitor! Not that Forest will ever have reason to play them again..
themotivator Posted 30 July 2011 Posted 30 July 2011 i went to see monster jam at pride park.... but only because it was £5 on groupon! place ****ing stank of bestiality.
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