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Seen a few Leicester fans suggest it'll be a carbon copy of last night where we'll be running around chasing shadows. Loving that over confidence. Jeez, it's actually Leicester away tomorrow. Been waiting 11 years for this! Would love it, love it....

I'm hoping they are keeping a lot of new stuff back for the new store. Was in the club shop earlier and I think the choice was the worst it has ever been. Mustard yellow hoodies? Primark quality plain tees with an enormous club crest transfer on the front? The quality of the Hummel stuff also...

I suppose the question is, had they phased the increase and jumped to 14K this season, would they have convinced more to renew and sold a lot more than 11? We'll never know I guess. Yes they can sell them game by game, but that won't be easy. Suspect quite a few will be empty next week.

Bottom 3 rows of The Mill block were removed from sale a couple of days ago and are unsold, and there is no visibility of the upper balcony. Regardless of that, I was just questioning the suggestion we'd sold 22K by 11.30am this morning when the seat map hadn't changed much from when they went...

Well we've sold around 19K season tickets and in order to be at 22K already, we've have had to have sold 3K tickets since 10am and we haven't sold anywhere near that (if you compare to seat maps for other games). Club hold back a lot of seats. The West Stand looks effectively sold out, but come...

I don't think we've sold 3K tickets this morning, hasn't been much movement at all and still 2 blocks fully closed. You might be right come the game itself though, there's loads of time, but I'd be surprised.

Will be very surprised if Boro sells out. Holiday season and lots of spare season tickets knocking around. Might hit 25K though.

It's all this silly theatre around transfer announcements I guess. I'm probably being miserable but it's all very tiresome. I'm excited enough, don't need the silly gif.

Are you from Leicester, you all look the same

The cat A attendances were disappointing last season, down on the previous season by some margin, but all changed when the Blues game came along. Cat A prices have gone from £30 2 seasons ago to £37 and you wonder if this will be a bit too much for some, certainly as many of the casuals will...

Well clearly the bigger the price differential the more likely they are to do it A £5 difference and they'd probably rather get the the loyalty points, but if a mate is offering a ticket for £17 then saving £20 is a no brainer. Also with a much bigger pool of ST holders there may be more...

Guy at work was planning to go to Sunderland game with his family, it will cost £131 for the four of them before you add on other expenses. I'm not sure he'll be doing that very often. There will be a big seconds market this season, lots of season tickets will be sold on when people can't make...

Good point. I imagine we'll pay more than £37 only once all season away from home.

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It's a 20% rise for b/c and 12% for cat a?

We didn't get that sort of walk up last season when we had 5000 fewer ST holders and prices were cheaper. Many of those walk ups will now have season tickets anyway. For the odd game perhaps, but not often.

They have set the game as cat B so perhaps are confident of a home end sell out for this one so retaining the option to split the end.

Cat B and C have gone up 20%, not that similar!

I think they will retain the option, but I'm not sure they will as a matter of course. Boro capped at 3K.

The club clearly feel that with limited availability they can price at this level because of supply/demand. If we're mid table in November when we play Stoke, if more than 500 pay £37, I will be amazed. Obviously prices were going up, but hoped the movement would be more confined to cat C and...