I come in peace.

[CheeznOnionPasty]

Youri Tielemans is a future superstar, I was super impressed when you guys landed him, he's going places.

Enjoy the game and apologies for hoping your return journey is a bit sombre

[Leicester White]

My 2nd team if that's possible. I play tennis with Harvey Barnes' Dad and actually won a ticket to see leicester v Everton in the last match of your title winning season... incredible - I got offered £1,000 for the ticket but delighted I went! What a night in leicester afterwards too... the last couple of bars we ended up in ran out of ale so we moved onto random drinks. met a lad who goaded Man U fans down the pub at Xmas about the league positions and he got goaded back into putting a £500 bet on his phone at 33-1 on Leicester... massive money for a guy earning £20k a year - he'd just collected and gave his brother half of it as he was in a spot of financial bother. Fantastic people, love living in Leicester. And the owners seem to always do the right thing for the fans a bit like our owners.

[Barlow Boy]

My 2nd team if that's possible. I play tennis with Harvey Barnes' Dad and actually won a ticket to see leicester v Everton in the last match of your title winning season... incredible - I got offered £1,000 for the ticket but delighted I went! What a night in leicester afterwards too... the last couple of bars we ended up in ran out of ale so we moved onto random drinks. met a lad who goaded Man U fans down the pub at Xmas about the league positions and he got goaded back into putting a £500 bet on his phone at 33-1 on Leicester... massive money for a guy earning £20k a year - he'd just collected and gave his brother half of it as he was in a spot of financial bother. Fantastic people, love living in Leicester. And the owners seem to always do the right thing for the fans a bit like our owners.

Great story that

[Saxon]

1960-61 season. FA Cup semi final Sheffield United v Leicester City at Elland Road. First big game that I attended.
Game required 2 replays before Leicester went to Wembley, only to be beaten by double winning Spurs 2-0.
I remember, as 10 year olds, me and my mate were just hanging around the ground and a spiv gave us couple of a unsold tickets.
Gates had already been closed, attendance 52000, but they let ticket holders in through players entrance, then we all stood 3 or 4 deep on the touchline for the entire game. Always liked Leicester except when we play them.

[NottinghamWhite]

My first visit to Leicester was I think 1971-72 at Filbert Street ( preferred it to today’s flat pack ) & witnessed a boring 0-0 game. My last visit was 2006 to watch another draw this time 1-1 with Robbie Blake scoring from the spot.

[PhoenixUnited]

My first ever visit to a football game was when my uncle took me to Filbert Street to see a game against Bristol City in about 1968. Leicester won by three goals I think but my overriding memory was of my uncle pointing out a Leicester City player - Len Glover - having a chit chat with a fan was we walked past heading for the terraces for the start of the game
Sadly the area of Filbert Street where the pitch was is now a stadium car park and used by hospital staff on non match days