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TheAlbion25

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I'm coming up to Leicester for our match on the 17th. As I'm going to do a long weekend, could you Leicester fans recommend some friendly places to stay and also some pubs?

Thanks in advance.

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Well, theres a hotel not 20 yards away from the stadium!

Best place to stay would probably be the IBIS around the corner from the train station.

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You'll have friendly and familiar Brighton pub times in 'the Dover castle' in town.

Div.

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You've got a holiday inn express at the walkers stadium itself. If you want to be town centre based then theres a Premier Inn next to the train station pretty much. If you looking for a less of a no frills hotel then theres the Ramada Jarvis right in the town centre

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The Hind, directly across from the train station used to be away fans only (not sure if it is now) and only a ten minute walk from the stadium. if you book at the right time IBIS only costs around 30 quid for the night and is next to the train station. For the weekend most off the pubs around the town are quite friendly as long as you havnt got "football colours" on. theres a few Weatherspoons around. If your older then try hotel street. its near the catherdral and has a wetherspoons and some 40+ pubs. some friendly, some not so friendly. if younger theres some clubs and pubs including yates, walkerbout, jonglours (renamed) on granby street and the streets coming off of it. If gay bars are your thing then theres the dover on dover street and rainbow and dove. both neer the train station and near granby street.

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Hilton hotel (down the road from fosse park) is nice wich is also where the away teams stay the night before the game. Its right where you come off the motorway and sign posted all the way to the King Power Stadium.

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I'm coming up to Leicester for our match on the 17th. As I'm going to do a long weekend, could you Leicester fans recommend some friendly places to stay and also some pubs?

Thanks in advance.

you can stay in the hotel opposite KP stadium

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Hilton hotel (down the road from fosse park) is nice wich is also where the away teams stay the night before the game. Its right where you come off the motorway and sign posted all the way to the King Power Stadium.

They stay at the Marriott

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being a straight person from brighton must be shit lol

Wall-to-wall lesbians in the clubs?

Your wank bank would never, ever be overdrawn.

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If your willing to pay £110 a night you can stay pretty much anywhere in town. Just dont be wearing your Brighton shirt when you walk in and you'll be fine.

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As others have said lots of hotels in leicester for the price you want, book one in the centre of town and you can walk to the ground in your colours. Counting House takes away fans and do't wear your coluors in the city if you are out drinking in the evening as advised previously.

Just to show the true spirit of a national friendlyness in football I will be joining about 20 others in spending the weekend in Brighton when we play you. Perhaps you could suggest some accomodation for us.

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The lesbians in Brighton are not fit :laugh:

How disappointing.

I went to Manchester a few years ago for a training course right next to the gay village there, and when we all went out at night some of the lesbians were ridiculous.

My appetite suitably whetted, I ended up feeling up a bisexual Manc bird in the corner of a club at 2am. I was assured by colleagues she wasn't up to much, bloody Jagerbombs.

Furthermore, I also discovered the correct response to a bloke pinching your arse in a gay club isn't 'easy sailor, we've only just met.'

I was an animal at 20.

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How disappointing.I went to Manchester a few years ago for a training course right next to the gay village there, and when we all went out at night some of the lesbians were ridiculous.My appetite suitably whetted, I ended up feeling up a bisexual Manc bird in the corner of a club at 2am. I was assured by colleagues she wasn't up to much, bloody Jagerbombs. Furthermore, I also discovered the correct response to a bloke pinching your arse in a gay club isn't 'easy sailor, we've only just met.'I was an animal at 20.

You'll be surprised, you don't see many gay people in the day, only at nights on weekends or in Kemp Town, so if any of your fans go on North Stand Chat, that's where the gay part is ;)

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