excessbee wrote:The answer is surely the obvious one, yes. It is the least prestigious competition in which we are entered. There is no excitement about going there for the first time. There will be few, if any, who haven't been at least twice. Of course interest is growing, but very very slowly. I'm now 'interested' and would make a trip to Wembley should it happen.

An observation on this topic. I notice the final is on Sunday 5th April. This must mean a postponement of fixtures for teams scheduled to play on Sat 4th, with not many weeks to reschedule before the end of season.

Amberexile wrote:Last season's trophy final attracted a crowd of 85,021, our playoff final 25,217, league one playoff final 76,155, championship playoff final 85,826, EFL cup final 81,775, FA cup final 85,854, FA trophy final 42,962.

neilcork68 wrote:

Amberexile wrote:Last season's trophy final attracted a crowd of 85,021, our playoff final 25,217, league one playoff final 76,155, championship playoff final 85,826, EFL cup final 81,775, FA cup final 85,854, FA trophy final 42,962.

Helps that Portsmouth and Sunderland were the two finalists in the twobobcup

Leicester City Development Squad’s Leasing.com Trophy Quarter-Final tie against Newport County will be played on Tuesday 21 January (7pm kick-off).
- Leicester City's Development Squad will play Newport County in the last eight of the Leasing.com Trophy
- The clash will take place at Rodney Parade on Tuesday 21 January (7pm kick-off)
- Goals from George Hirst and Admiral Muskwe helped City defeat Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park in Round 3

City’s youngsters set up a clash against the Exiles at Rodney Parade after beating Tranmere Rovers 2-1 in Round 3 last week, with George Hirst and Admiral Muskwe finding the net.

The Welsh side were 3-0 winners over MK Dons in the previous round to reach this stage of the competition.

Tickets
Supporters can pay (cash only) on the day at the away end.

Adult: £10
U16: £7
U6: Free