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Trail races are fine, they are generally not too technically difficult, but obviously moreso than running on the road, which to a lot of people makes it more interesting. You probably need to run with a shorter stride due to the ground being a little trickier, you can't always necessarily...

That was nothing to do with the comment. The point made was that we (apparently) have a huge fanbase compared to Leicester. We are similar sized cities and have vaguely similar historical attendances, give or take a coupe of thousand. The fanbases are pretty similar.

Averaging slightly more, yes. So as i said, pretty similar.

So, pretty similar figures to us then (at the moment). Not sure what the issue is here, fanbase is pretty similar to us (if you exclude the figures since they won the league, which would clearly be quite similar to ourselves if that were to ever happen).

Quite.... Doesn't alter the fact that if we take up that awful Allez song we're just ripping off Liverpool (amongst many others).

Liverpool ripped it off Napoli/Porto. UK clubs then rip it off Liverpool. We shouldn't be touching that song.

You'll also get road races on that site..... i was just pointing out that the majority of races on there will be trail/fell, along with a lot of cycling as well. Trail races/events are decent, and worth a go. Fell is a different kettle of fish altogether and comes with additional...

5 x 1km in the Warwick Uni campus on a bitterly cold night. My heart rate was low driving over, and i felt great whilst doing the warmup drills, which all point towards a decent performance.... however i've been struggling with a minor hamstring issue since racing on New Year's Eve.... would...

It depends how far you want to travel. I use sientries.co.uk although it is more biased towards fell/trial/orienteering. However you can filter it to road races and geographical area. I'd just throw a few google searches in there as well, "half marathon UK February" and so forth, you're sure...

Its a good draw. Hillsborough is one of the best away days, and a chance for a big allocation. Clearly its dampened by having played them recently, and again shortly before the cup tie. But it could have been a lot worse.

I met a decent group of Leicester fans in Rhodes a while back. It was the year we beat Barnsley 4-1 away first game of season. Walked in a bar to watch opening day scores and there was a Leicester flag above the door, walked in with Cov top on and immediately took a load of abuse. Particularly...

To be fair, despite the rivalry, it was quite cordial between the main Leicester and Cov forums in the past.... used to be a semi-regular football match between a lot of the regulars.

They were pretty similar tbf. Yeah they had that joke of a stand, but similar capacities, similar areas, similar history.

It was metaphorical. Leicester were a team i would see on Central Soccer Sunday when they showed Div2 matches, and on the ITV Central highlights shows. But at that time they didn't feature as rivals in my eyes (bearing in mind i was only in my early teens). I do recall a Leicester vs Derby cup...

When i started going up, we were top division regulars and Leicester weren't necessarily a regular feature in the top division. So for me the rivalry was always Villa. Same way for my dad, and many city fans in the 60's, it was Wolves. It wasn't a dig at Leicester. To be honest, i find it...

Yes, there's the usual mis-information and crap on that forum. However, if we were pissing the league, i expect we'd be quite confident going in to any game, regardless of the opponent.... can't really knock them for being confident. As to the rivalry, yes its geographical, and also based on...

I was stood on the back row of block 25 today. There were a sprinkling of others stood at the back of the nearby blocks, not many people around, no issue at all. About 4 blocks over, a pink-bibbed steward spent most of the first half trying to get a couple of people on the back row to sit down...

Local rivalry aside, i've got nothing against Leicester. Very similar city to Cov, and the football teams weren't so different until a decade ago.

I would take 9 in a heartbeat if it was offered to me.

I raced a downhill fell race on new year's eve. 2.2 miles from the summit of Moel Famau in north-East Wales, down to a pub in a village at the bottom. Weather was shocking on the summit as we waited to start. At the start it was the usual chaos with everyone charging for a good position on the...