Thequickbluefoxjumps

That's a false equivalence. Your boss's job is something that conceivably you have the opportunity to do (we could get into a discussion as to whether our country is actually set up as a meritocracy to allow this but assume that's a tangent). The existence of hereditary positions is something we should be moving away from as a society - especially one which displays such excess. It's not the right direction for social mobility.

Because it's weird that we have a position for someone in society such that they're deemed more important than others just because they were born into it? Supporting it is just accepting these people are better than you...

The car park is basically mostly full - most weekend / evenings. Match day parking just blocks you from visiting an hour before or after the match.

Believe me that car park makes more than enough. Plus that 6 weeks only gives you one parking pass and you still have to pay for it. So if there's more than one of you going you're stuffed

It's the last thing you want to be dealing with when you're visiting someone sick. I just don't get the cognitive dissonance that people must have to park there.

Can anyone explain to me what goes through the minds of people that park at the royal on match day? Fills the carpark and causes absolute chaos when trying to see family. I'm as much as a Leicester fan as the next guy, but something about seeing drivers in Leicester shirts fill up a car park when you're trying to visit your brother with cancer makes my blood boil.