Wrighty22 Posted 19 November 2014 Posted 19 November 2014 Soar point is good. Also Symphony rooms which is very close to the ground, always see away fans in there.
Filbert_Ross Posted 19 November 2014 Posted 19 November 2014 Go to Maryland chicken on Narborough Rd, give them £20 and just say one word, 'wings'. Drink in Oasis then walk to the ground. It's all about Oasis and the slab of cheese cobs.
Babylon Posted 19 November 2014 Posted 19 November 2014 Walk into the centre from the train station, couple of minutes to Belvoir Street (pronounced Beaver... yes really) and have a Bombay Bites (curry in a box), several bars on that road and just off it (Slug and Lettuce is decent), a McDonalds and a Subway are just off it if you don't fancy a curry.
broughtonblue Posted 19 November 2014 Posted 19 November 2014 If you end up with more time than anticipated theirs loads of curry houses in leicester. If you end up with less time, there is a bar next to the ground that sells burgers and away fan friendly. Doesn't show early matches tho, just re runs of old city games!
HarrogateMackem Posted 19 November 2014 Author Posted 19 November 2014 There's a chippy and tj's burgers next door to each other on route to the ground,across from leicester tigers ground,you might be just aswell gettin a drink in the ground they dont normally serve us in the stadium apparently because of our big following.
HarrogateMackem Posted 21 November 2014 Author Posted 21 November 2014 I dont suppose anyone knows how far back the row go in the stadium, im in NN and i was wondering if that is the back row??
Burbo17J2 Posted 21 November 2014 Posted 21 November 2014 I would avoid the F Bar, I dont suppose anyone knows how far back the row go in the stadium, im in NN and i was wondering if that is the back row?? No it isn't, itd near the back tho, PP is the back row
jonthefox Posted 21 November 2014 Posted 21 November 2014 I dont suppose anyone knows how far back the row go in the stadium, im in NN and i was wondering if that is the back row?? Just about mate.
Dr The Singh Posted 21 November 2014 Posted 21 November 2014 Go I trudys on narborough road to empty the sack, always helps
fuchsntf Posted 21 November 2014 Posted 21 November 2014 Hey, Basically im coming up for the game on Saturday and I have a few questions. Firstly is there anywhere decent to get something to eat on the way from the station to the stadium?? preferably not a sit down place as im not sure how much time we re going to have. I have work before I get the train so wont have eaten all day so this is priority number one!! Secondly can anyone tell me a decent place to grab a drink and watch the early kick off? On our forum they seem to think that the 'Counting House' is the place to go... also is there anywhere as away fans we should be avoiding! Anyway lets hope for a good game and a good atmosphere. We have the full allocation of 3200 ish, so should be able to make some noise and you guys have sold out too! Cheers HarrogateMackem We was hoping you would bring your own reinforcements and necessary supplies, good idea to bring your own chippie-van, locals would show their gratitude.On your way down top up with balti pies, then we would be happy to share the spoils. We have been under siege awaiting a Blackcat relief force.Magpie humble pies has been bad for the digestion.
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