In the 1980s, it was the Fosse Bar at the City. The club had a full licence but was only really open for corporate events, club members and season ticket holders on match days.
Had to include this, being a life long supporter from my dad taking me down in 1950, sitting me on the front wall next to the pitch, graduating to sitting on the Gents roof at the back of the Popular side, when 40,000 were crammed in, seeing very little but getting a buzz with the atmosphere.
Barry Lount
The Walkers Stadium opened in 2002, after moving from the old Filbert Street ground, renamed King Power in 2011, with the acquisition of the club by King Power Holdings and its owner Vichi Srivaddhanaprabha.
The Stadium has a full licence in its many bars, some open to the public on match days and other events. Leicester City won the Premier League in 2016.
In October 2018, owner and chairman Vichi was tragically killed when his helicopter came down in a ball of flames just outside the ground.
The Fox being the city’s mascot and emblem entices fans to participate.
Many books have been written on the City, a good source of information is club historian John Hutchinson and his blog.