Thanks for creating this thread, TS!

Make the first page interesting leh.

squad, manager, achievements etc. mana?



This post has been edited by Milupa: Apr 15 2016, 05:56 PM

Nice! Got more pics to share?

Thanks! Great fan!

This is maybe one and only chance for Leicester to win the title...

PFA Player of the Year award 2016 - Riyad Mahrez







http://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/a...yer-of-the-year

Next sunday

Great managemant

Leicester City player salaries

Last season Leicester City finished 14th in the table which was pretty good having just return to premier league and with premier league tv money windfall (£71.6 million) they managed to sign several key players in the summer of 2015 spending around £40 million in summer and January window which increased their wage bill from £36.6 million in 2014-15 season to club record £48.5 million this season.

Shinji Okazaki – £8.6m from FSV Mainz
N’Golo Kanté – £7m from SM Caen
Yohan Benalouane – £5.5m from Atlanta
Gökhan Inler – £5.5m from Napoli
Demarai Gray – £4m from Birmingham City
Robert Huth – £3.3m from Stoke City
Daniel Amartey – £5.2m from FC Copenhagen

Leicester City has already offered contract extensions to Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy who has been sensational this season. Both signed new 4 year deals to remain with the club till 2019. Vardy became the highest paid player in Leicester City ranks with £80,000 a week salary while Mahrez is making around £55,000 a week with his new deal signed back in August 2015.





Leicester City Player Salaries & Contracts

PLAYER
AGE WEEKLY WAGE CONTRACT LEFT

Kasper Schmeichel
29 £35,000 2 Year (2018)

Ben Hamer
28 £10,000 2 Year (2018)

Mark Schwarzer
43 £20,000 Last Year (2016)

Robert Huth
31 £45,000 2 Year (2018)

Wes Morgan
32 £30,000 1 Year (2017)

Liam Moore
23 £20,000 1 Year (2017)

Marcin Wasilewski
35 £20,000 Last Year (2016)

Jeffrey Schlupp
23 £80,000 3 Years (2019)

Christian Fuchs
29 £50,000 2 Year (2018)

Danny Simpson
29 £35,000 1 Year (2017)

Daniel Amartey (new signing)
21 £45,000 4 Years (2020)

N’Golo Kanté
24 £55,000 3 Years (2019)

Danny Drinkwater
25 £45,000 2 Year (2018)

Gökhan Inler (new signing)
31 £60,000 2 Year (2018)

Andy King
27 £30,000 2 Year (2018)

Matty James
24 £35,000 2 Year (2018)

Marc Albrighton
26 £35,000 2 Year (2018)

Demarai Gray
19 £5,000 4 Years (2020)

Riyad Mahrez (new deal)
24 £55,000 3 Years (2019)

Nathan Dyer (loaned-in)
28 Last Year (2016)

Jamie Vardy (new deal)
29 £80,000 3 Years (2019)

Shinji Okazaki
29 £60,000 3 Years (2019)

Leonardo Ulloa 29 £40,000 2 Year (2018)



http://www.totalsportek.com/money/le...city-salaries/

Actually a deserved champion need to beat a big club like Manchester 2
But if Chelsea beat Tottenham for us then it's a deal

too bad but still got Ulloa

Bookies Vow Never Again as 5,000-1 Leicester Closes on Title

William Hill Plc and other bookmakers gave better chances to finding Elvis Presley alive (2,000-1) or discovering the Loch Ness monster (500-1) than to Leicester City F.C. winning this season’s English Premier League soccer title. It won’t make that mistake again.
On Sunday, the Foxes of Leicester City could capture their first Premier League title in their 132-year history -- with early bets at 5,000-1 odds.
If the team’s core of unknown and journeyman footballers defeat 20-time champion Manchester United, William Hill would lose 2 million pounds ($2.9 million), according to company spokesman Rupert Adams. The bookmaker took 58 pounds in bets on Thai-owned Leicester City at odds of 5,000-1, and would have to pay out 750,000 pounds to gamblers who bet later in the season when the odds dropped to 1,500-1.
“We are going to lose 2 million quid when Leicester win it,” Adams said in a phone interview. “As it stands, the biggest price for anyone next year is 1,000-1.”

William Hill represents about 20 percent of the U.K. betting market, meaning a Foxes victory will cost bookmakers across the country about 10 million pounds, Adams said. And even celebrities could be getting a payout. Actor Tom Hanks this week said he bet 100 pounds on the Foxes, and now stands to win 500,000 pounds if Leicester City wins.
But the Leicester City Miracle isn’t all bad news for bookies. Until Christmas, the Foxes upset the odds week after week by beating teams they were supposed to beat -- and ruining several so-called accumulator, or parlay, bets in which gamblers select a slate of results over a weekend of games.
The market for preseason betting will also grow by as much as five times next season, said Alex Donohue, a spokesman for Ladbrokes Plc, which with William Hill operates half of the U.K.’s licensed betting shops. His company faces a similar 3 million-pound payout to bettors. Each company took about 1 million pounds worth of bets on the Premier League Title winners.
“Next year it will be colossal,” Donohue said. “Imagine if you support Bournemouth or Norwich or Crystal Palace, you’ll think if Leicester can do it why can’t we. I’m sure there will be incredible volume from next season.”
In Ladbrokes’ 130-year existence, the company has never paid out bets on odds of 5,000-1. The company accepted 47 bets at 5,000-1, and 23 of them are still live, with others deciding to cash out.
For William Hill, the bookmaker’s previous biggest payout was 125,000 pounds in 2013 -- to a man who bet 13 years earlier that his grandson would play for the Wales national soccer team. That player, Harry Wilson, was just 16 when he went on as a substitute in a game against Belgium.
“This is a genuine black-swan event,” Donohue said. “If you simulated the Premier League 5,000 times, Leicester should win it once. We’re not going to be around for another 5,000 Premier Leagues to see if that’s the case, but we stand by the fact that our odds-compilation process was correct and robust.”
The club is owned by Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Thai founder of the King Power duty free company.




http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...kmakers-chagrin

lai lai Panda

your old team helped us to win the title

*Tears in my eyes*

From old champion to new champion

What a nice gesture by Chelsea

TS, plz update the first page!

Nice party there

Leicester City vs Everton

Let's get the Vardy-Party started

Andrea Bocelli @ King Power Stadium

VARDY!!!!