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Another one trying to make a profit. Infuriating.

They'd be returns though, surely?

Speaking from experience, I know there's always someone, somewhere happy to sell a genuine spare ticket for face value. I've often had spares for big games and sold them for the right price. If people stop paying ludicrous amounts for tickets these scumbags will stop buying tickets they don't...

It's the act of a complete arsehole. They've bought tickets to a game they had no intention of attending for the sole purpose of ripping off a real fan who doesn't want to miss the game. It's immoral. Once when I was struggling to get hold of a ticket, someone on one of the LCFC fan sites...

He's also part of the answer to "who are the worst fifty players to ever pull on a Leicester shirt?"

Marvellous, I thought I was the only one.

I hate seeing people ask over face value for tickets that they've clearly bought just to make a profit. c**t's trick.

Complete fiasco of a thread. Good luck getting tickets gentlemen, but I really hope you don't pay above face value. I hate it when people do that. Because of the farcical priority system at Leicester (and the idiot staff not implementing it properly in any case) I've almost missed out on away...

I think you might be exaggerating.

Fantastic...

That's actually true. Happened when we played Swansea a few years back.

Subbuteo reinvented.

Haha, yeah. The dickhead was clearly half drunk, and was doing his best to wind people up on the National Express coach we were on. I turned round as we came to a stop in MK to see another bloke stand up and land three shots on the side of his face. Annoyingly we were both wearing the same...

Nice ground, loads of leg room, padded seats, giant supermarket next door. Went there when we mugged them with a very, very late equaliser in 2009. And I got to see another Leicester fan get his face punched on the way down there (he'd earned it, don't worry). Fantastic day out. If you're going...

Not enough, it's tiny.

I doubt it's a viable option. It's used for all first XV home games (obviously), some second string games, the occasional friendly, so the pitch would be horrible for football. It'd be cheaper than the KPS though I imagine.

In the unlikely event that Coventry play their home games at the KPS, I promise not to throw stones at anyone in a sky blue shirt.

Easier to get to, sure. But would the PL/FL/whoever want four big clubs so close to each other? I think they'll avoid allowing another club into Birmingham if they can. Not that I think they'd entertain sharing with us either - it's two trains away for those on public transport, and the above...

Fantastic.

I imagine the fixture wizards would find a way round it.