Match Day Thread Hull City v Leicester City

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Got a graduation do to go to tomorrow, might sneak out and go to the match. Hope the ticket touts outside will have a ticket left in the east stand or I might just have to wait outside the ground and listen to the atmosphere….. or then again I might just get pissed at the do, lol
 
King Richard III's burial in Leicester Cathedral coincided with Leicester's 7 wins that saved them from relegation.
A team of Buddhist monks are flown in to bless the team before each game, and the spend the match silently meditating, with the main Buddha playing a drum.
Leicester City holds the joint record for the most second-tier title triumphs, having won the First Division six times.
Leicester boasts Britain's first mainland radio station – BBC Radio Leicester – which first broadcast in 1967.
Leicester is home to the National Space Centre – one of the UK's leading visitor attractions.
Leicester Market is the biggest covered outdoor market in Europe.
Leicester is also the home of the 'chisit' – a nickname given to the people of Leicester, because of the phrase "How much is it?" – which in the Leicester accent sounds like "I'm a chisit!"
Leicester was the birthplace of the father of the package holiday, In 1841, Thomas Cook organised his first package tour, a trip by train for temperance supporters from Leicester to Loughborough.
Leicester holds the world's biggest celebration of the Hindu Diwali Festival of Lights outside the Indian sub-continent.
Experts have agreed that Leicester is also the birthplace of modern standard English
The Queen's Building at De Montfort Uni is the largest naturally ventilated building in Europe
Leicester has more traffic lights than any other city in the UK.
Leicester Square in London is named after Robert Sidney, 2nd Earl of Leicester.
 
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DMD said:
King Richard III's burial in Leicester Cathedral coincided with Leicester's 7 wins that saved them from relegation.
A team of Buddhist monks are flown in to bless the team before each game, and the spend the match silently meditating, with the main Buddha playing a drum.
Leicester City holds the joint record for the most second-tier title triumphs, having won the First Division six times.
Leicester boasts Britain's first mainland radio station – BBC Radio Leicester – which first broadcast in 1967.
Leicester is home to the National Space Centre – one of the UK's leading visitor attractions.
Leicester Market is the biggest covered outdoor market in Europe.
Leicester is also the home of the 'chisit' – a nickname given to the people of Leicester, because of the phrase "How much is it?" – which in the Leicester accent sounds like "I'm a chisit!"
Leicester was the birthplace of the father of the package holiday, In 1841, Thomas Cook organised his first package tour, a trip by train for temperance supporters from Leicester to Loughborough.
Leicester holds the world's biggest celebration of the Hindu Diwali Festival of Lights outside the Indian sub-continent.
Experts have agreed that Leicester is also the birthplace of modern standard English
The Queen's Building at De Montfort Uni is the largest naturally ventilated building in Europe
Leicester has more traffic lights than any other city in the UK.
Leicester Square in London is named after Robert Sidney, 2nd Earl of Leicester.
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Grave robbing bastards.
 
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Leicester is home to that blue face painted stinking tramp that's always in the Counting House pub. Friend to Castro as he usually shouts Leicester Tigers, oaf. :emoticon-0173-middl
 
DMD said:
King Richard III's burial in Leicester Cathedral coincided with Leicester's 7 wins that saved them from relegation.
A team of Buddhist monks are flown in to bless the team before each game, and the spend the match silently meditating, with the main Buddha playing a drum.
Leicester City holds the joint record for the most second-tier title triumphs, having won the First Division six times.
Leicester boasts Britain's first mainland radio station – BBC Radio Leicester – which first broadcast in 1967.
Leicester is home to the National Space Centre – one of the UK's leading visitor attractions.
Leicester Market is the biggest covered outdoor market in Europe.
Leicester is also the home of the 'chisit' – a nickname given to the people of Leicester, because of the phrase "How much is it?" – which in the Leicester accent sounds like "I'm a chisit!"
Leicester was the birthplace of the father of the package holiday, In 1841, Thomas Cook organised his first package tour, a trip by train for temperance supporters from Leicester to Loughborough.
Leicester holds the world's biggest celebration of the Hindu Diwali Festival of Lights outside the Indian sub-continent.
Experts have agreed that Leicester is also the birthplace of modern standard English
The Queen's Building at De Montfort Uni is the largest naturally ventilated building in Europe
Leicester has more traffic lights than any other city in the UK.
Leicester Square in London is named after Robert Sidney, 2nd Earl of Leicester.
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Could I add Leicester is a ****hole and it is a nightmare to drive round. Thank you.
 
I wonder how many players are going to be unveiled on the pitch before the match? Tetteh was in Hull yesterday having his pics taken at the MKM, now Dogukan Sinik is posting pictures of the Princes Quay on his instagram feed and Dimitris Pelkas isn't in the Fenerbahce squad for the Euro Champions league qualifier, also Anthony Nwakaeme is being heavily linked again in Turkey. Acun is sure to be there tomorrow night at the game and he is screening the game live on his TV8 channel, so I think he is planning something big for the City Fans and the Turkish audience. Score 2-2.
 
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pcworks said:
I wonder how many players are going to be unveiled on the pitch before the match? Tetteh was in Hull yesterday having his pics taken at the MKM, now Dogukan Sinik is posting pictures of the Princes Quay on his instagram feed and Dimitris Pelkas isn't in the Fenerbahce squad for the Euro Champions league qualifier, also Anthony Nwakaeme is being heavily linked again in Turkey. Acun is sure to be there tomorrow night at the game and he is screening the game live on his TV8 channel, so I think he is planning something big for the City Fans and the Turkish audience. Score 2-2.
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Exciting times ahead
 
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Sinik posted a photo of himself and another bloke sat in Hilton Hotel in Ferensway.

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DMD said:
King Richard III's burial in Leicester Cathedral coincided with Leicester's 7 wins that saved them from relegation.
A team of Buddhist monks are flown in to bless the team before each game, and the spend the match silently meditating, with the main Buddha playing a drum.
Leicester City holds the joint record for the most second-tier title triumphs, having won the First Division six times.
Leicester boasts Britain's first mainland radio station – BBC Radio Leicester – which first broadcast in 1967.
Leicester is home to the National Space Centre – one of the UK's leading visitor attractions.
Leicester Market is the biggest covered outdoor market in Europe.
Leicester is also the home of the 'chisit' – a nickname given to the people of Leicester, because of the phrase "How much is it?" – which in the Leicester accent sounds like "I'm a chisit!"
Leicester was the birthplace of the father of the package holiday, In 1841, Thomas Cook organised his first package tour, a trip by train for temperance supporters from Leicester to Loughborough.
Leicester holds the world's biggest celebration of the Hindu Diwali Festival of Lights outside the Indian sub-continent.
Experts have agreed that Leicester is also the birthplace of modern standard English
The Queen's Building at De Montfort Uni is the largest naturally ventilated building in Europe
Leicester has more traffic lights than any other city in the UK.
Leicester Square in London is named after Robert Sidney, 2nd Earl of Leicester.
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Slight correction. Although BBC Leicester was the first official Local Radio Station, there were quite a number of local radio stations in the 1920s (including Hull). John Reith, who wanted to model the early BBC as a sort of ‘broadcasting civil service’ set about shutting them down with Sheffield (the awkward squad) holding out the longest. Manchester who also held out for quite a time became the place ‘difficult folks’ were sent to. The Pilkington Committee 1962/63 led to the development of BBC LR and as you say BBC Leicester was the first. Lord Reith was very, VERY pissed off about the introduction of LR.

are you all still awake? :)
 
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Trying to get out of this ****ing silly graduation do,
When I said is it ok if I leave at 6 to go to the match you’d think I was off to murder someone for ****sake !!! They all looked at me with daggers !!
I really want to see these lads up close and personal so to speak and no I’m not going to invade the ****ing pitch. I wouldn’t mind, I don’t even like the be-at-ch ( my lad’s other half )
 
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