Pre Match Leicester v Arsenal

[Blue Maniac]

no

 

[fitz]

There's no limit

 

[SilverFox]

 

[homer]

Yes

 

[homer]

I mean no

 

[Fox Fan]

 

[homer]

It’s gonna be amazing

 

[Joe_Fox]

It’s gonna be amazing


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I'm glad you feel you can start sharing photos of yourself on here.

 

[big_mac4824]

It’s gonna be amazing


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Clearly you have been hitting the gym hard after xmas Homer

 

[Brown Nose]

It’s gonna be amazing

It's too easy to be cynical sometimes.

Whether this takes off or not, or makes a difference, I applaud whoever is involved with trying to do something.

 

[SJN-Fox]

Referee: Sam Barrott.
Assistants: Tim Wood, Wade Smith.
Fourth official: Oliver Langford.
VAR: Paul Tierney.
Assistant VAR: Natalie Aspinall.

 

[HFox]

Referee: Sam Barrott.
Assistants: Tim Wood, Wade Smith.
Fourth official: Oliver Langford.
VAR: Paul Tierney.
Assistant VAR: Natalie Aspinall.

Ahh possibly my most disliked ref in the league.

His last game? Our 4-2 loss at Arsenal where he failed send off Calafiori for a second booking.

Also well remembered for his failure to give a clear penalty against KDH v Ipswich on Boxing Day

 

[HFox]

It's too easy to be cynical sometimes.

Whether this takes off or not, or makes a difference, I applaud whoever is involved with trying to do something.

I am critical of a few parts to it but good to see some finally taking a stand with it

 

[Rock Fox]

In addition to their strikers, any Arsenal player that hasn't scored:
a) in the last 10 games
b) this season
c) ever

will be licking their lips at the prospect of playing us.

 

[pork pie fox]

Leicester fans plan protest against club hierarchy during Arsenal game

EXCLUSIVE BY TOM COLLOMOSSE: Many Leicester supporters are disillusioned with decisions made at the top of the club, which they believe led to relegation in 2023.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Volpone]

Leicester fans plan protest against club hierarchy during Arsenal game

EXCLUSIVE BY TOM COLLOMOSSE: Many Leicester supporters are disillusioned with decisions made at the top of the club, which they believe led to relegation in 2023.

www.dailymail.co.uk

To protest during the match is totally wrong in my opinion. The chance of getting vital points is going to be badly affected by things off the pitch.

By all means make your protest anywhere, anytime but not in the stadium during the game. I urge all loyal supporters to have nothing to do with it.

 

[popillius]

To protest during the match is totally wrong in my opinion. The chance of getting vital points is going to be badly affected by things off the pitch.

By all means make your protest anywhere, anytime but not in the stadium during the game. I urge all loyal supporters to have nothing to do with it.

So everyone should just clap, smile and be happy about what's obviously rotten whilst in the stadium? Look, I'm not one for big protests or that kind of stuff but every one of us who parts with exorbitant amounts of money every season has a right to voice their opinions on the service they are recieving. Claiming to be more loyal because you don't express your justifiable anger during a match is just nonsense. Loyalty is also about wanting the very best for your club and showing that you won't accept it being flushed down the shitter because of dreadful management.

I won't be part of this organised protest for my own reasons but those that are have every right to be vocal in the ground so that players, managers and owners can see their frustrations first hand.

 

[Brown Nose]

To protest during the match is totally wrong in my opinion. The chance of getting vital points is going to be badly affected by things off the pitch.

By all means make your protest anywhere, anytime but not in the stadium during the game. I urge all loyal supporters to have nothing to do with it.

Hahahaha. What a load of bollocks.

For a start, even if 30k City fans did earthquake style fecking behaviour on Saturday it wouldn't make the slightest difference to this bunch of gutless halfwits. It would probably scare them.

Even if we were playing Southampton, **** the team, **** the club, **** 'three points'. This club has been disgracefully ignorant of their fans with disgusting treatment for a few years now. The fact that some have only now finally had enough is a sign of remarkable patience and deference.

I'll be there and booing as loudly as I can. Far more loudly than I'd cheer a City goal. Because that's what these ****ers have done to my love of LCFC.

 

[homer]

To protest during the match is totally wrong in my opinion. The chance of getting vital points is going to be badly affected by things off the pitch.

By all means make your protest anywhere, anytime but not in the stadium during the game. I urge all loyal supporters to have nothing to do with it.

I think the exact opposite of this pile of horseshit in every single way

Fartarsing about outside in a yellow shirt, singing about Jon Rudkin being a **** or summat, is completely and utterly irrelevant and nobody will give a shit

Doing something inside, and very loudly at that, is absolutely everything - it’s something you cannot ignore, especially when we’re on the telly. True loyal supporters will be on their feet doing everything they can. I hope it gets feral.

The wet Fanny plastic ****s will be sitting in their hands tut-tutting and shaking their heads. Those people are a massive part of the problem