Tinker on.

[TightEnd]

Leicester City look at King Power stadium expansion - or may even build new ground

Leicester City are now seriously looking at expanding the King Power Stadium – or even building a completely new stadium.

Vice-chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha has admitted the club needs to think again to cope with the growing demand for tickets.

The 32,000-capacity ground has been sold out for every game this season and demand for tickets have been growing throughout their incredible Premier League title push.

Tickets for tomorrow's final home game of the season, against Everton, when captain Wes Morgan will lift the Premier League trophy, have been offered for sale on some website for as much as £8,000 per ticket.

Read more: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Leicester-City-look-ground-expansion-build-new/story-29238169-detail/story.html

[DaveShoelace]

Any top player who wants to leave Leicester next season is insane. They'll be defending champions who are still treated as underdogs and who have the love of almost everyone in the country, plus they will have most of Europe behind them in the Champions League because the story has gone global.

[Skippy]

Any top player who wants to leave Leicester next season is insane. They'll be defending champions who are still treated as underdogs and who have the love of almost everyone in the country, plus they will have most of Europe behind them in the Champions League because the story has gone global.

You can't put any of that in the bank though, can you?

[exstream]

free pizza and beer tomorrow
must be nice

[Ironside]

Any top player who wants to leave Leicester next season is insane. They'll be defending champions who are still treated as underdogs and who have the love of almost everyone in the country, plus they will have most of Europe behind them in the Champions League because the story has gone global.

You can't put any of that in the bank though, can you?

If as expected Leicester return to the pack next season finishing in say about 8th how will that effect the top players and how much they could get wages at a new club, if disaster hits and they find the extra fixtures in Europe put them in bottom half or worse will there great season be forgotten when it comes to those massive deals. The lure of the wage and the 'big named' team is huge. I do honestly think Leicester will do much better than the saints and holding onto talent though. ecl football will be a massive hook

[hhyftrftdr]

Just got back from holiday so belated congratulations. There were a few unhappy Spurs fans in the bar in Menorca on Monday night!

[TightEnd]

today's the day



I first watched Leicester in October 1973. I dont remember much about the game. Peter Shilton wore an all white goalkeeper's kit. Keith Weller was through 1 on 1 at the family stand end where i was sitting, underneath that odd executive box set up on top of the tiny stand

I was taken for matches for birthdays in the next couple of years, and as a special treat for a midweek home match against Leeds where we won 2-1, saw a brawl, sendings off and Frank Worthington taunting Hunter and Giles with his skill. Frank was my hero.

I was hooked.

The family then moved to London (i wasn't happy with it!) and it wasn't until i was leaving school and going to university that i began to go again, this time regularly

There has been some difficult times. Losing at home to Plymouth in front of 8,000 under Pleat always comes to mind at this point, but administration, league one and several other relegations have happened along the way
 
By the time I was working I was going to every match. Through Little/McGhee/O'Neill/Taylori didn't miss a match.

I did some daft stuff. I did a solo day trip from London to Newcastle for a Zenith Data Systems Cup group match, in a competition we were already out of. We lost 4-0 to Newcastle's reserve team and I was the only Leicester fan in the ground

I did pre-season tours to Norway, I met the mother of my children on the away end at Kenilworth road and my two boys now 20 and 18 will be with me later

Never ever did i think we would win the top league.

I'm going to enjoy every minute of the occasion today. 

[tikay]

Enjoy it Tighty, it's real once in a lifetime fairy tale stuff.

[tikay]

On a sadder note, I read yesterday that Frank Worthington has Parkinson's Disease.

If true, very sad. Hard to imagine anything worse, & it is something I fret about every single day. 

[MereNovice]

On a sadder note, I read yesterday that Frank Worthington has Parkinson's Disease.

If true, very sad. Hard to imagine anything worse, & it is something I fret about every single day. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36234373

[hhyftrftdr]

Drink it all in and enjoy every minute.

Without wanting to be controversial, but for me I simply can't fathom that the birth of any child or marriage to any woman will ever top that fateful day against QPR in 2012.

I'm gonna die old and lonely

[tikay]

On a sadder note, I read yesterday that Frank Worthington has Parkinson's Disease.

If true, very sad. Hard to imagine anything worse, & it is something I fret about every single day. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36234373

Well that's an odd thing, is it not?

Not sure who to believe now.

Fingers crossed he remains of sound mind.

[tikay]

Don't know if it is true, but this suggests Leicester City's Chairman won £2.5 million at the Genting Casino Leicester on Wednesday evening.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3578235/Leicester-City-chairman-wins-2-5million-casino-just-days-team-win-Premier-League.html


The article also suggests that two of his sons go by the nicks of "Tip" & "Top".

[flushthemout]

Seems a good atmosphere tighty, enjoy,watch it and Drink it in.

[T8MML]

Touching read Tighty mate - a true fan

I am very pissed - goodnight xx