Leicester City's commercial director, Charles Rayner, has apologised via Leicester City World for the queues at the first game and for the difficulties in getting tickets.

Charles acknowledged that there had been many queues and problems immediately after the game but promised that the club would be working to iron them out and put queue management systems in place.

The demand has taken the club by surprise, and former Chairman John Elsom even mucked in last week when the queues were at their longest, handing out drinks to the patient City fans.

Bilbao scarves sold out before kick off and there's not a programme left anywhere, so hold onto yours as it may be worth something in years to come.

Even the players were affected by new stadium gremlins...there was no hot water for them after the game so they couldn't have a bath.

And no-one is likely to ever know what the real attendance was for the first game in the new Filbo...a computer glitch put the figure at 36,000...when it's only a £32,5000 capacity!

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