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Agreed but I can’t imagine Leeds or Villa proactively try to stop their more vocal fans attending/sitting together. Based on what I’ve seen on here and Twitter the clubs intent on having a family friendly image and think they’ll achieve that by trying to exclude those that want to get an atmosphere going. plus although they’re both prem they’ve not seen the type of success Leicester have. I don’t know how your loyalty systems work or what the ticket resale market is like but id imagine following the title season you had a influx of new fans interested in attending games that perhaps hadn’t been before and weren’t traditionally passionate Leicester fans

If clappers, goal music and fans that don’t enjoy the atmosphere anymore is what the global stage brings then give me the tinpot second division all day long.

Few years ago would have agreed with you on this regarding the standing but overall atmosphere and attendances last few years has been loads better and each end seems to join in more than they have historically. Pretty much since we got shot on Fawaz and the goal music. that said yesterday was indeed a big occasion for us.

Genuinely interested to know. Why do these UFS chaps seem to get such a mixed reception from parts of your fan base?

Was number one when we won division one

No idea. There are no relevant Google hits for Leicester City FC protests against owners so I can only assume there wasn't one.

Which is part of the reason large numbers of our supporters wanted him gone.

Decent for our level - possibly player of the season under Cooper after being out in the dark under Chris Hughton.

I will have been 13 mate so can only vaguely remember it. I try to blank out the league one years. Classy gesture, particularly given some of the songs from some of our ‘support’ in the previous abandoned game. I do however feel that this moment coupled with the fact we were in different divisions diluted the rivalry for a short while before it reignited when we were both challenging for the play offs.

It happens - I couldn't tell you Leicester's starting eleven either. Lolley, Mighten no. The rest yes.

Warnock was in charge of them at the time. They didn't get along. Warnock seemed to suggest he had issues with either attitude or social life. Been great for us though at RWB. Not as good as a RB gets caught out defensively.

Definitely no Cook, Worrall, Lolley, Mighten and no Grabban. Probably rest McKenna and Colback. Johnson probably on the bench. Can see a few players being given their debut

Yep. Will be shocked if we go full strength. We've played a lot of games and the last 2-3 matches it's been evident.

Pretty busy. Earlier you are the quieter it is. If you get there are midday you should be fine.