promised land Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 I just picked a seat and it went into my basket at a cost of a quid. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry - LCFC Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 i see your point... but would you feel comfortable amongst them all? surely safest place is Lower T as there is still quite a few seats there and will be occupied by a fair amount od city fans i expect Ok yes, maybe not the safest but it's probably a good place to be if you are going into the home end. You're very likely to get kicked out though, any misplaced words and I imagine the stewards will be on to you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GingerrrFox Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 ok, buy a ticket in the home section of the lower bridgford section and celebrate when we score Been in home ends before mate, no one is kicking no one! Stewards will kick you out before anything can kick off. To be honest I'm not being funny but a few annoyed home fans does little to scare me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twistedfirework Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Forest fan in peace. The entrance the home fans will be using to access the Lower Bridgford Stand is situated in the Main stand car park next to A block. The segregation between the two sets of fans has been tried and tested. The police and stewards will be on the lookout or away fans, I am certain. You would probably just be wasting your money buying a ticket for that end as I am sure you would be thrown out. If you have any questions about certain sections of the ground, please ask. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LCFC FOX Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Forest fan in peace. The entrance the home fans will be using to access the Lower Bridgford Stand is situated in the Main stand car park next to A block. The segregation between the two sets of fans has been tried and tested. The police and stewards will be on the lookout or away fans, I am certain. You would probably just be wasting your money buying a ticket for that end as I am sure you would be thrown out. If you have any questions about certain sections of the ground, please ask. How will they know we're Leicester fans? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Simmo86 Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 How will they know we're Leicester fans? Because we have the correct number of fingers and thumbs. Forest on the otherhand...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bluetintedspecs Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Think this talk of carnage is OTT, the thing that saddens me is the crazy decision of NFFC to only allocate 2000 tickets to us could lead to some unpleasant scenes possibly occurring. Our fans in home sections is a potential flashpoint particularly if everything rides on the game!If results at weekend conspire that Forest are out of it, their fans don't care about us so no interest in game and opportunity for club to see sense and significantly increase our allocation! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LCFC_FAN_1995 Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 So they will have blocks Y2, Z1 and Z2, near to the main stand. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twistedfirework Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Think this talk of carnage is OTT, the thing that saddens me is the crazy decision of NFFC to only allocate 2000 tickets to us could lead to some unpleasant scenes possibly occurring. Our fans in home sections is a potential flashpoint particularly if everything rides on the game!If results at weekend conspire that Forest are out of it, their fans don't care about us so no interest in game and opportunity for club to see sense and significantly increase our allocation! Just to put this straight....if there is any trouble because of Leicester fans in the home end, the blame will lay with the Leicester fans. Forest have given an allocation within the guidelines set down by the football league. At every entrance other than the away section, there is a sign saying home fans only. Why would you think every fan who wants a ticket should have preference over a home fan? How many games this season have Leicester taken more than 2000 away? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Out Foxed Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Just to put this straight....if there is any trouble because of Leicester fans in the home end, the blame will lay with the Leicester fans. Forest have given an allocation within the guidelines set down by the football league. At every entrance other than the away section, there is a sign saying home fans only. Why would you think every fan who wants a ticket should have preference over a home fan? How many games this season have Leicester taken more than 2000 away? You sound like a copper Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bluetintedspecs Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Just to put this straight....if there is any trouble because of Leicester fans in the home end, the blame will lay with the Leicester fans. Forest have given an allocation within the guidelines set down by the football league. At every entrance other than the away section, there is a sign saying home fans only. Why would you think every fan who wants a ticket should have preference over a home fan? How many games this season have Leicester taken more than 2000 away? And to get this straight twisted, I am not condoning or justifying any potential flash points.I don't think that my point was abot preference either I just cannot see why the usual 4,500 allocation wasn't given? I am not an anorak but over 2000 quite a lot of games our away support is decent! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Munshi Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Just to put this straight....if there is any trouble because of Leicester fans in the home end, the blame will lay with the Leicester fans. Forest have given an allocation within the guidelines set down by the football league. At every entrance other than the away section, there is a sign saying home fans only. Why would you think every fan who wants a ticket should have preference over a home fan? How many games this season have Leicester taken more than 2000 away? Im probably wrong but, Blackburn Wolves Huddersfield Birmingham Wednesday Hull Huddersfield (FA CUP) Peterboro Cardiff Derby Barnsley Palace May be more, May be less. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bluetintedspecs Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Im probably wrong but, Blackburn Wolves Huddersfield Birmingham Wednesday Hull Huddersfield (FA CUP) Peterboro Cardiff Derby Barnsley Palace May be more, May be less. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1964FOX Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Just to put this straight....if there is any trouble because of Leicester fans in the home end, the blame will lay with the Leicester fans. Forest have given an allocation within the guidelines set down by the football league. At every entrance other than the away section, there is a sign saying home fans only. Why would you think every fan who wants a ticket should have preference over a home fan? How many games this season have Leicester taken more than 2000 away? Our normal allocation at your place is over 4000 and your average attendance would allow us that amount. Your extra seats will be filled by day trippers who are only going because you could potentially get in the play offs. We have taken more than 2000 on a few occasions but some high profile games we have had this year have tended to be midweek when it came to the away matches. We have not enjoyed a decent amount of Saturday games where this season in t fixtures we would have took big numbers. On the issue of trouble if there s any, it will be the fault of the individuals involved not specifically Leicester fans as you say. Anyway you don't care about us and there's no rivalry so the game will be trouble free if fans are mixed just like your shared stand fixture with Doncaster(I think) a while back. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twistedfirework Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Your average away support this season is 1,916 I can happily sit with Leicester fans without any trouble, in fact I have done in the past as I work in Melton and have many friends who are Leicester fans and we have sat together in the Brian Clough Stand. The problem is in a game of this magnitude, it only takes 1 idiot to spoil it. This is my last post here, I was only trying to offer up any help of where to buy tickets if you wish to go and enjoy the game without trying to get involved in any silly business. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GingerrrFox Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Your average away support this season is 1,160. I can happily sit with Leicester fans without any trouble, in fact I have done in the past as I work in Melton and have many friends who are Leicester fans and we have sat together in the Brian Clough Stand. The problem is in a game of this magnitude, it only takes 1 idiot to spoil it. This is my last post here, I was only trying to offer up any help of where to buy tickets if you wish to go and enjoy the game without trying to get involved in any silly business. Well for a start you've read that wrong it says our average is 1,916. So can you read? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leicester Lass Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Your average away support this season is 1,160. I can happily sit with Leicester fans without any trouble, in fact I have done in the past as I work in Melton and have many friends who are Leicester fans and we have sat together in the Brian Clough Stand. The problem is in a game of this magnitude, it only takes 1 idiot to spoil it. This is my last post here, I was only trying to offer up any help of where to buy tickets if you wish to go and enjoy the game without trying to get involved in any silly business. At least learn to read the table properly, our average is 1,916. That average also doesn't include Cardiff, Barnsley, Palace, Blackpool & Brighton which we've taken very decent followings to. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harry - LCFC Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Well for a start you've read that wrong it says our average is 1,916. So can you read? lol You know you're in for a good time when you're arguing against someone who can't correctly identify numbers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Munshi Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 I was wrong for most of them Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Father Ted Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Just to put this straight....if there is any trouble because of Leicester fans in the home end, the blame will lay with the Leicester fans. Forest have given an allocation within the guidelines set down by the football league. At every entrance other than the away section, there is a sign saying home fans only. Why would you think every fan who wants a ticket should have preference over a home fan? How many games this season have Leicester taken more than 2000 away? But then you would have no proof that it was actually Leicester fans in the Forest end. It would almost certainly be Forest at fault. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weonlyhatederby Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 But then you would have no proof that it was actually Leicester fans in the Forest end. It would almost certainly be Forest at fault. If a leicester fan is in the home end and it kicks off its obviously their fault for being in the home end. Hope there is none of you in A or B block of the main stand or U1 or U2 of upper bridgford! If there is and they make themselves known it will kick off, no doubt about it! Enjoy the game Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GingerrrFox Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 If a leicester fan is in the home end and it kicks off its obviously their fault for being in the home end. Hope there is none of you in A or B block of the main stand or U1 or U2 of upper bridgford! If there is and they make themselves known it will kick off, no doubt about it! Enjoy the game Your name is "weonlyhatederby" yet you've signed up to deliberately write on this topic on a Leicester City forum. Keep dreaming pal. So what if it kicks off a bunch of ****** from Nottingham hold no fear for many of us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Munshi Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 So many new leicester fans. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
peach0000 Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 I understand it won't work and it will hardly ever be tried but i don't see why there should be trouble with fans sitting together. Personally I think people need to grow up and accept people support different teams. I know it won't work but just my opinion personally i have no problem with opposition supporters supporting their team and just for the record i think sitting in the home end can only end badly because not everyone thinks like me Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weonlyhatederby Posted 24 April 2013 Share Posted 24 April 2013 Your name is "weonlyhatederby" yet you've signed up to deliberately write on this topic on a Leicester City forum. Keep dreaming pal. So what if it kicks off a bunch of ****** from Nottingham hold no fear for many of us. Haha ok pal!! I understand it won't work and it will hardly ever be tried but i don't see why there should be trouble with fans sitting together. Personally I think people need to grow up and accept people support different teams. I know it won't work but just my opinion personally i have no problem with opposition supporters supporting their team and just for the record i think sitting in the home end can only end badly because not everyone thinks like me The certain areas i mention will not tolerate away fans if it is made known they are away fans, any leicester fans in those areas, especially A and B block need their heads testing! Other areas may be ok Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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