Leicester Tigers

I don't think I am alone in wondering if the size of our ground has something to do with the decline in season ticket sales - you can always get a ticket for every game so why spend money on a season ticket that you are not going to use 3 or 4 time a season when you can buy one when you can. I know...

Other than his £5.5m loan note conversion (for which he extracted c.£1.2m in interest payments first) he has not "put money" into the club, he has purchased shares from other shareholders. That is a very different thing. The club has also been announced for sale only about 18 months to two years af...

I think us supporters have stood up and be counted our decline has been 5 years in the making and its quite remarkable the numbers that still turn up myself included at Welford Rd to watch utter tosh. Tigers is a business its product is Rugby and you cannot blame its customers for no longer wanting...

Simon Cohen and Tom Scott effectively took control of the Club between 2013 and 2015, with Tom Scott becoming the effective controlling shareholder in 2015 with 46% and Simon Cohen being appointed CEO in November 2013. At the same time the remaining long time club men and ex players such as Peter W...

mightymouse wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 15, 2018 4:34 pm

it will be good to see denton return, we have missed his carrying in the loose

also what has happened to Bateman?

Bateman is injured

I was in the sunny Caribbean! It was a difficult choice

Leicestertinytiger wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 30, 2018 4:42 pm

3 lineouts, 3 losses for the new hooker. !

Fourth choice hooker

2 things. 1. The huge amount of missed tackles is symptomatic of unfit / unready / ill-prepared players. The responsibility for players being that much off the pace lies squarely with the head coach. Take the worst example Kalamafoni. That one of last season's most consistent performers in defence ...

I think we are approaching the time when the balance sheet needs to be addressed. There is, thus far, too much on the debit side, and I hope (as we all do) that some credits will start to appear. Tough decisions to be taken by those in charge if we have yet another season on the fitness table. If y...

No, not injured. All players rested for the summer tour are still rested.

strawclearer wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 26, 2018 12:21 am

This weekend...

Bath lost, Saints lost...and Tigers beat Wasps!

Can it get any better?

Actually a Saints win would have helped our cause for a top 4 finish but as usual Saints let us down

The Premiership as it stands now: 1 Exeter 57 points 2 Sarries 53 3 Wasps 50 4 Newcastle 46 5 Bath 45 6 Glos 44 7 Tigers 42 8 Sale 38 This weekend's fixtures + predictions Quins v Bath - Quins win no bp + lbp for Bath Exeter v Sarries - Exeter win no bp + lbp Sarries Glos v Newcastle - Glos win no ...

Gloucester and Saints haven't done us any favours. It's simple really, we must get a Bonus-Point win tomorrow and I think we will then be 6th/7th. Quins need to ignore Kingston's blurting :censored and deny Bath anything to be honest. That's wrong pal. We win tomorrow then it's a good weekend. The ...

WiggoTiger wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 22, 2018 5:28 pm

Play full strength side only chance of silverware. Need to win something to cheer us up

Only problem is that it is already out of our hands as Newcastle are almost certain to make it from our group so not much chance of silverware

We have lost the last 4 games, but who were we playing? 1, Two games against arguably the best team in the Celtic league. 2, The |Aviva Champions of 2015/2016. 3. The current Aviva champions. No the time to get worried is if we fail to get maximum points against the league's bottom club. Must be ti...