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Rugby club seems a good idea and for £3 is an absolute bargain, compared to the £12 a time I pay at WHL to park.
For parking in Leicester, you could try around where I used to live. I've highlighted the route between there and the stadium, which is less than a 20 min walk. We would get a lot of people parking there to go to the Tigers stadium (nearby).
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/dir/160 Howard Rd, Leicester LE2/King Power Stadium, Filbert Way, Leicester/@52.6200003,-1.1369782,15z/data=!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x4877612dc3b31e53:0xc54bac6c30eaf2cd!2m2!1d-1.1244492!2d52.6164335!1m5!1m1!1s0x487760d73d562bcb:0xcd89e0170e2399aa!2m2!1d-1.1415!2d52.620044!3e2
No time restrictions or double yellows if you drive around that residential area (Clarendon Park).
Hope you enjoy your visit, anyway - sod's law that this is the one time I'm away from Leicester to see the family.
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https://www.google.co.uk/maps/dir/160 Howard Rd, Leicester LE2/King Power Stadium, Filbert Way, Leicester/@52.6200003,-1.1369782,15z/data=!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x4877612dc3b31e53:0xc54bac6c30eaf2cd!2m2!1d-1.1244492!2d52.6164335!1m5!1m1!1s0x487760d73d562bcb:0xcd89e0170e2399aa!2m2!1d-1.1415!2d52.620044!3e2
No time restrictions or double yellows if you drive around that residential area (Clarendon Park).
Hope you enjoy your visit, anyway - sod's law that this is the one time I'm away from Leicester to see the family.
:llorisserious:
Leicester City host Tottenham Hotspur at the King Power Stadium on Boxing Day, Friday 26th December 2014 (KO 15:00) in the 18th round of 2014-15 Premier League Matches.
The Foxes come into the match in bottom place in the Table on 10 points, while Spurs are in 7th place on 27 points. This will be the 106th time the two teams have played each other.
Leicester were founded in 1884 as Leicester Fosse by old schoolboys from Wyggeston School, joining the Football Association in 1890. They moved to Filbert Street in 1891 and were elected to the Second Division of the Football League in 1894. They won promotion to Division One in 1908-09, the same season in which Tottenham Hotspur joined the League in Division Two.
The first meeting between the clubs came in the first round of the FA Cup (today's third round) in January 1914 at Filbert Street and ended in an astonishing 5-5 draw. Spurs won the replay 2-0 at White Hart Lane.
Financial difficulties before World War One forced Leicester Fosse to fold and the club was restructure under the new name of Leicester City. The first League meeting with Spurs came in September 1919 at the Lane in Division Two with Tottenham winning 4-0. The reverse fixture was also won by Spurs 4-2.
The next meeting came in Division One in October 1925 with the Foxes winning 5-3 at Filbert Street and completing the double with a 3-1 win at the Lane in March 1926.
The clubs met for four more seasons in the Top Flight and two seasons in Division Two before League football was suspended during World War Two.
Four games were played during the War years and when the League resumed the clubs played for four more seasons in the Second Division before Spurs won promotion in the 1949-50 season.
Every League encounter from the 1954-55 season onwards between Spurs & Leicester has been in the Top Flight.
The 1960-61 FA Cup Final at Wembley saw Tottenham beat Leicester 2-0 with goals from Bobby Smith and Terry Dyson to complete the League & Cup "Double" for the first time in the 20th Century.
The clubs participated in the 1977 pre-season Nolia Cup in Sweden with Spurs winning 2-1.
Spurs were founder members of the Premier League in 1992-93 but the first game against Leicester only came in September 1994 with the Foxes winning 3-1.
Tottenham won their second Wembley Final against Leicester when they finished 1-0 winners in the 1999 Football League Cup Final with Alan Nielsen grabbing the only goal.
In 2002, Leicester moved from Filbert Street into their new home, which was first called Filbert Way and then Walkers Stadium. It was re-named King Power Stadium in August 2010.
Leicester have had the better record in the 16 Premier League games played so far with 8 wins to Tottenham's 5 with the other 3 games drawn.
The last meeting came in the FA Cup third round in January 2006 with Leicester winning 3-2 on home soil.
Two current Spurs players had loan spells with the Foxes: defender Kyle Naughton in 2010-11 (34 appearances, 5 goals) and striker Harry Kane in 2013 (13 appearances, 2 goals).
Overall, Spurs have won 54 of the 105 games played with Leicester winning 33 and the remaining 18 matches drawn. Spurs are due to host Leicester at White Hart Lane on Saturday 21st March 2015.
They Played for Spurs & Leicester...
Ben Alnwick
Joe Barlow
Tommy Clay
Stephen Clemence
Terry Fenwick
Les Ferdinand
Steffen Freund
Márton Fülöp
Ricky Hill (Spurs coach, City player)
Jimmy Holmes
Percy Humphries
Harry Kane
Kasey Keller
Paul Konchesky
Bill Lane
Billy Leech
Gary Lineker
Jim Milliken
Fred Milnes
Paul Moran
Kyle Naughton
Taffy O'Callaghan
David Pleat (manager with both clubs)
Tom Roberts
Buchanan Sharp
Harry Sparrow
Cyril Spiers (Spurs player, City coach)
Peter Taylor (Spurs player, City manager)
Ben Thatcher
Ian Walker
Ralph Ward
Keith Weller
Mark Yeates
I asked on a Leicester forum and they suggested Saffron Lane Sports Centre, which is 5 minutes from the ground.
However I have since thought that because it is a bank holiday, usually pay and displays aren't in action, so we may be able to park in that Odeon / Morrisons car park right by the ground. I may go there first. I will be up there very sharp (12:30ish if the journey is smooth) so plenty of time to check around.
and your point is.............what, exactly?
you are astonished that when you come on a site for Spurs supporters, that its full of posters convinced that we will win our next game?
You need to go to www.spurssuicidalsupporterssite.co.uk to find the ones who think you will give us a good tonking.
No one has turned you over? You ain't won a game for over 3 months. Lots of our fans think we'll lose though, but they tend to be cunts. How can I join the Foxes? Because some people on here are an ongoing tragedy.
Leicester City host Tottenham Hotspur at the King Power Stadium on Boxing Day, Friday 26th December 2014 (KO 15:00) in the 18th round of 2014-15 Premier League Matches.
The Foxes come into the match in bottom place in the Table on 10 points, while Spurs are in 7th place on 27 points. This will be the 106th time the two teams have played each other.
Leicester were founded in 1884 as Leicester Fosse by old schoolboys from Wyggeston School, joining the Football Association in 1890. They moved to Filbert Street in 1891 and were elected to the Second Division of the Football League in 1894. They won promotion to Division One in 1908-09, the same season in which Tottenham Hotspur joined the League in Division Two.
The first meeting between the clubs came in the first round of the FA Cup (today's third round) in January 1914 at Filbert Street and ended in an astonishing 5-5 draw. Spurs won the replay 2-0 at White Hart Lane.
Financial difficulties before World War One forced Leicester Fosse to fold and the club was restructure under the new name of Leicester City. The first League meeting with Spurs came in September 1919 at the Lane in Division Two with Tottenham winning 4-0. The reverse fixture was also won by Spurs 4-2.
The next meeting came in Division One in October 1925 with the Foxes winning 5-3 at Filbert Street and completing the double with a 3-1 win at the Lane in March 1926.
The clubs met for four more seasons in the Top Flight and two seasons in Division Two before League football was suspended during World War Two.
Four games were played during the War years and when the League resumed the clubs played for four more seasons in the Second Division before Spurs won promotion in the 1949-50 season.
Every League encounter from the 1954-55 season onwards between Spurs & Leicester has been in the Top Flight.
The 1960-61 FA Cup Final at Wembley saw Tottenham beat Leicester 2-0 with goals from Bobby Smith and Terry Dyson to complete the League & Cup "Double" for the first time in the 20th Century.
The clubs participated in the 1977 pre-season Nolia Cup in Sweden with Spurs winning 2-1.
Spurs were founder members of the Premier League in 1992-93 but the first game against Leicester only came in September 1994 with the Foxes winning 3-1.
Tottenham won their second Wembley Final against Leicester when they finished 1-0 winners in the 1999 Football League Cup Final with Alan Nielsen grabbing the only goal.
In 2002, Leicester moved from Filbert Street into their new home, which was first called Filbert Way and then Walkers Stadium. It was re-named King Power Stadium in August 2010.
Leicester have had the better record in the 16 Premier League games played so far with 8 wins to Tottenham's 5 with the other 3 games drawn.
The last meeting came in the FA Cup third round in January 2006 with Leicester winning 3-2 on home soil.
Two current Spurs players had loan spells with the Foxes: defender Kyle Naughton in 2010-11 (34 appearances, 5 goals) and striker Harry Kane in 2013 (13 appearances, 2 goals).
Overall, Spurs have won 54 of the 105 games played with Leicester winning 33 and the remaining 18 matches drawn. Spurs are due to host Leicester at White Hart Lane on Saturday 21st March 2015.
They Played for Spurs & Leicester...
Ben Alnwick
Joe Barlow
Tommy Clay
Stephen Clemence
Terry Fenwick
Les Ferdinand
Steffen Freund
Márton Fülöp
Ricky Hill (Spurs coach, City player)
Jimmy Holmes
Percy Humphries
Harry Kane
Kasey Keller
Paul Konchesky
Bill Lane
Billy Leech
Gary Lineker
Jim Milliken
Fred Milnes
Paul Moran
Kyle Naughton
Taffy O'Callaghan
David Pleat (manager with both clubs)
Tom Roberts
Buchanan Sharp
Harry Sparrow
Cyril Spiers (Spurs player, City coach)
Peter Taylor (Spurs player, City manager)
Ben Thatcher
Ian Walker
Ralph Ward
Keith Weller
Mark Yeates
There's already a match thread mate
Completely missed it!
My bad!
My bad!
That's juju'd it
:eriksenlip::lamelashock::llorisserious::walkercry:
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:chadliblow::gallas:
I dreamt we went three nil down, eriksen got one back so obviously I thought the comeback was on but then they scored the fourth. I sincerely hope I don't have any prophetic powers! :chadliblow: Only a few days before I also dreamt we lost 3-1 to sheffield united. Now I'm scared to go to sleep. :walkercry:
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