Amazing group of people. So grateful for their presence and just hope that they continue the fight on our behalf and never get despondent amidst the mountain of work they undertake and the fickle fans, the pressure must be incalculable.
A thank you to their families too to support them in this quest for The Wednesday.
I placed about 12 black bin bags over various white seats in the North stand at the end of the game.
I was approached by a female senior steward at the end, saying I will be locked in - threat didn't work - and that I'm wasting my time as the stewards would be removing them immediately.
I thanked her for her concern but emphasised the principle.
However, very disappointing that barely a handful of supporters did this.
As at 20:35. Photo sent to me by a LUFC friend.
A bit disappointing, hoped for less, still, the fact that they only had to open one home stand and not fill it, speaks volumes.
Unimaginable. I am so very sorry.
Grief is a personal emotion and there's no right or wrong way to go through it.
Thoughts with you, your son's wife and children and the rest of the family.
I'm sure you'll need to stay strong for them but hope you find time for yourself too.
I would prefer a protest inside and outside.
Whilst more than happy to miss the first 5 minutes of the game yesterday at Leicester, missing the whole game is a step too far for me personally.
However, I fully support those that choose to boycott the match or not renew their season ticket.
Yes LCFC were excellently organised and ensured the safety of all fans so that there was no mad stampede. I was very impressed and felt totally safe. Their continued announcements kept all fans up to date with the situation and instructions.