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Fans Groups are meeting with the club tomorrow night to discuss the charge for physical cards We issued a statement soon after the club announced the prices/cost of the physical card https://foxestrust.co.uk/11052/statement-on-proposed-price-rises The members survey has a closure date of next...

https://foxestrust.co.uk/10604/foxes-trust-statement-on-referral-of-leicester-city-fc-for-alleged-breaches-of-profitability-and-sustainability-rules

This week is expected to be significant as changes to football governance are part of the Kings Speech, in advance of this worth reading the following article from the Football Supporters Association https://thefsa.org.uk/news/football-regulator-independence-critical-to-success/

Are now available via our website https://foxestrust.co.uk/10260/lcfc-fans-consultative-committee-meeting-06-09-23-minutes

https://foxestrust.co.uk/10107/trust-announces-additions-to-board

https://foxestrust.co.uk/9937/foxes-trust-board-comment-on-relegation-and-the-message-from-the-clubs-chairman

The match report is the view of an individual member (as indeed it is for any match report published elsewhere) and not the view of the Trust as an organisation Not every young fan is calling for a manager change, equally not all of the older generation want him to stay.

Which it clearly didn't, at that time the club were certainly opposed to safe standing, but have softened their stance since and while they would never have put our club forward to be part of early trials, there is an acceptance that it should be offered. At that time, we had already carried...

The FCC minutes are published by the club, so detail the topics that were discussed but not the tone or length of any discussion We would really welcome younger fans joining the Trust

And 9/10th's of all money went to Milan Mandaric when he bought the club, 1/10th was the payment all consortium members received & that 1/10th is kept in our bank in case of issues in the future, as agreed by members at each AGM

The Foxes Trust and Union FS have totally different objectives and have met to discuss the different areas we cover, but we do join together on selected topics, the main recent example being digital ticketing, where both groups & the DSA held a combined meeting with the club to raise our various...

Every few years The Football Supporters Association (FSA) conduct a national fans survey to assess the state of the game and the views of football supporters, as affiliate member of the FSA we want to encourage all fans to give their views, more details & the survey can be accessed below...

The publication by the Premier League of the new Fan Engagement Standard at long last commits clubs to ensuring long-term meaningful engagement with supporters. Foxes Trust view this as being a result of several years of campaigning by supporter groups and the Football Supporters’ Association...

We encourage all fans to join in with the applause for Steve Smith in the 54th minute of the game on Sunday Our tribute to Steve's contribution to the Foxes Trust in helping save our club and ensure its heritage is maintained can be read via the link https://foxestrust.co.uk/9471/steve-smith

This article details the initial outcomes Foxes Trust are seeking from the fan-led review of football governance https://foxestrust.co.uk/8778/foxes-trust-lobbying-for-change

That was when we were shareholders too as part of the "Lineker" consortium. The Fan Led Review puts this very much back on the agenda (and remains one of the Trusts declared aims) along with a number of other potential changes which would hand significant power back to fans.

Yes, we still hold funds which would be used in certain circumstances. We are working alongside fellow Trusts /Fans Groups and will have input into the Fan Led review, we are also having dialogue with a number of local MP's who are putting forward our views to the person leading the review

Luckily organised fans groups shrug off comments like the above and keep battling on behalf of fans.... In terms of "emails with the work experience person", one of the LCFC directors is meeting with the Foxes Trust board soon Nationally the Premier League is sitting down with fans...

We have had regular dialogue with the club throughout 2020 and our views have been sought on a wide variety of topics. The topic of PPV games, including streaming on the clubs website (our clubs website is capable, but not all 20 clubs websites are) was discussed way before Project Restart games...

Fans Groups associated with Leicester City are asking fans NOT to purchase the forthcoming game against Arsenal on Sunday and any future games whilst the fee for these games remains at the high price of £14.95. Foxes Trust, Union FS, LCFC Disabled Supporters Association, Foxes Pride. Suggested...

We have expressed our opposition to the proposal, but also published this article to increase awareness of the Football Supporters Association and the "Big 6" Fans Groups speaking as one voice to condemn the proposal...

There is a slight difference - 4 pages of posts on here mainly stay on here (unless a media company lifts some) Our statement will be combined with other Trusts statements and be presented to the Premier League as official fans feedback from each of the Premier League clubs fans groups, so it...

Fans of Premier League clubs are rightly angered by the latest announcement to charge £14.95 to view matches. Leicester City apparently the sole vote of reason Full Trust statement here https://foxestrust.co.uk/8474/pay-per-view-offer-is-no-deal-for-fans

With no away fans allowed in the grounds, why would anyone still travel, is anyone on here seriously considering it ?

Steve Moulds, who represented the Foxes Trust at the meeting said, “Currently we are faced with the ridiculous situation where fans across the world can watch every Premier League game live, but fans who live in the UK and have attended matches for many years cannot”. Read Full Press Release...

The first question is determine if the fan taking the survey is regular, occasional or never visits the ground. This is so we analyse the responses by the 3 categories. From members feedback this season it is the those inside the ground who are the most dis-satisfied with it, but to feedback to...

It is currently a Foxes Trust survey supported by the FSA, but its a topic being discussed by several Premier League fans organisations, so maybe subsequently sent to other fans, that is yet to be determined. We tried to phrase our questions in a neutral manner (and the questions were discussed...

Many people isolating are looking for things to occupy them, so completing this survey could be a welcome distraction from the current situation. Timing wise we had originally planned to run this at the end of the season, we wanted to run this now while match going fans have their in ground...

As recently revealed by TalkSport we have seen more VAR reviews at the King Power Stadium (21 in total), than any other ground, Spurs was next with 19 and the least at St James Park (only 4). So as the fans with the most experience, who better to gather our views. Working with the Football...

The final part of our article is now available, this looks in detail at the matchday operation http://foxestrust.co.uk/7450/var-like-it-or-not-it-is-here-to-stay-part-two

As part of the EPL VAR educational programme, FT Board member Steve Moulds along with other FSA PL Network members, attended an information and demonstration session at IMG HQ, Stockley Park. Part one of his report is available here...

The Foxes Trust and Union FS have come out strongly in condemnation at the fact that Leicester City did not consult Fans’ Groups prior to the substantial increase in fees introduced by the Club for 2019/20 for Match Tickets (Home & Away), Stadium Car Parking, Foxes Travel and other services...

Below are links to the minutes issued by the club of the last FCC meeting which we split into 3 articles given the length of them The club do not publish the minutes on the LCFC official site, but in the Premier League progress report on fan consultation stated that the minutes were published...

As the start of the World Cup is only a week away, our thoughts turn to the 10 Leicester City players taking part, spread across 6 national teams, so the progress of many groups will be watched closely So why not take an active part by joining the Foxes Trust competition...

The Foxes Trust Board would like to congratulate Jim Donnelly on being awarded Premier League SLO of the year, he is named alongside 6 SLO’s from Football League clubs If you want to vote on the 10 categories open to fans vote, follow this link...

The second half of the minutes are now available to read http://foxestrust.co.uk/5509/lcfc-fans-consultative-committee-meeting-weds-1st-feb-2017-minutes-part-two

The Trust had given out leaflets about an open meeting for its formation at the game prior to administration being announced, with its initial declared aim of pooling existing shareholders votes together to enable an EGM to be called to reveal the financial situation of the club That meeting...

Anybody who put money into buckets were clearly identified as being for the Foxes Trust with the aim of saving the club. The money was then invested into the club to help save it (along with 39 fellow shareholders) 90% of the money raised went into the club and stayed there, on the basis that...

Certainly is, the club only issued them today, so we published them same day. We also chased up the date of the next meeting, which was held tonight, so hopefully minutes from today will be published much quicker this time

Are available to read here http://foxestrust.co.uk/5506/lcfc-fans-consultative-committee-meeting-weds-1st-feb-2017-minutes-part-one