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📸☀️Another lovely offering from the stadium team for this double game week. Saturday v BCFC and today welcoming QPR to the KP. Well done lads 🤌🏻🤌🏻 #lcfc #team @Rob_Welsh85 @Pickin27

After a long, dark, wet winter it’s good to see the pitch in a positive place. Raking out the yellowing leaf and cleaning up the surface to let some air and light in. Small jobs that help encourage that fresh growth as we head into the final push towards the end of the season.

Matchday 21 at King Power Stadium ☀️ After a tough week weather-wise, it’s great to see the sun back and the pitch responding well after a much-needed three-week break. Still areas to improve, but we’re in a strong place — hard work always shows. 💪🌱

@Rob_Welsh85 @s10_ent

Very very cold one at the KP today! Pitch has come through a busy festive/new year period in great condition and deserving of a good break! Credit to the stadium team! Top work! 🦊🤝#lcfc #team #cold

Boxing Day ready! #lcfc #team 🦊🎄

@PigsGroundsCrew @BioCircleUK @BarkbyColin @Minton15Chris have done a great job on ours, they may be able to offer you some options/advice 👍🏼

Turf twitter: what are your best suggestions for products and/or processes for cleaning green pigment from sprayers and tanks to make it look like new?

Good to see you @sthomas1987 … glad you enjoyed the tour! 🤜🏻🤛🏻

Today a new hydraulics course was delivered by @NigelHooson1 from John Deere at our World Class Training Ground Workshop Facility with thanks to @BarkbyColin for cleaning and preparing the machinery @LCFC_SportsTurf @FarolTurf @TETOrganisation

The cleanliness of those machines @BarkbyColin 🧽 🌟🫶🏼

A nice feeling to be amongst the names on this list again this year…. 👇🏼🤗

Less than ideal 15mm of rain during prep for our game yesterday V Stoke. Top work by all involved 🫶🏼. Pitch in great condition heading into a busy end of November/December… #lcfc #rain #ofcourseitsrainingitsamatchday #team

After a successful first run of the course below this year, we are pleased to be able to offer the opportunity again in January 2026📜🌱 Click the link to apply - forms.office.com/e/2GcqTECQ3f If you require further information on this valuable course please contact us. sta@lcfc.co.uk

Another great course here at LCFC’s training ground which will help develop your knowledge in Groundcare Machinery Maintenance. 🚜🛠️ Groundcare Machinery Maintenance - Engines (4th December 2025) Learning Outcomes 1. Have safety knowledge when working with engines 2. Be able to identify related risks 3. Understand and identify the correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required 4. Be able to identify components within an engine 5. Understand engine terminology and how an engine function 6. Understand the 4-stroke cycle used in petrol and diesel engines 7. Be able to identify the functions of: Petrol Engines, Diesel Engines, Engine Turbos, Lubrication Systems, Cooling Systems, Electrical Charging System 8. Understand diagnostics signs and how to test engines 9. Correctly carry out engine maintenance and testing in accordance with the manufacturer's operator's manual (MOM) 10. Correctly carry out engine maintenance and testing in accordance with the manufacturer's operator's manual (MOM) 11. Identify potential defects on an engine which require attention 12. State the possible hazards/risks when carrying out maintenance or repair tasks To book follow the link ➡️ forms.office.com/e/iA8NVhjfpz For more information please conat us here on sta@lcfc.co.uk

Sports Turf Drainage Training 🌧️🧪 The aim of the course is to provide an overview of basic soil and water principles and their influence on land drainage design for sports fields and pitches. The course will be led by Dr Richard Earl HND MSc PhD CEng FIAgrE RIPTA – Managing Director of PSD & TGMS. Book here: bit.ly/47ySPrF For further information please contact sta@lcfc.co.uk

Interested in extending your knowledge in Groundcare Machinery Maintenance ! Come along to rural Leicestershire and learn about: 🌳⚽ Groundcare Machinery Maintenance - Electrics (2 December 2025) ⚡ forms.office.com/e/2EcnbYpawA 1. Produce a site-specific risk assessment (SSRA) for machinery maintenance operations (specific to electric fault finding) 2. Identify the required personal protective equipment (PPE) 3. Identify the health and safety features required to diagnose and fix groundcare machinery electrical systems 4. Identify components within an electrical system 5. Know how an electrical system functions 6. Identify potential faults on the electrical system 7. Correctly carry out electrical maintenance and testing in accordance with the machine manufacturer’s operating manual 8. State the possible hazards/risks when carrying out maintenance or repair task Organise the workshop and use a systematic method of working where possible. Courses cost £278.00 +Vat , for more information please contact us here on sta@lcfc.co.uk

A busy week at the king power with our stadium team prepping for 3 games in 4 days. Pitch has come through in great condition. A clean up and aeration today before entering a short break. Top effort from Rob, Nick and Ash as well as the match day teams. 🤜🏻🤛🏻. #recoverymode #team

Tuesday night under the lights and the final game in a busy spell at the King Power. The pitch is showing some signs of wear but has held up well throughout. Time now for some much-needed recovery. Great effort from the team 👏🌱💙🦊

Match day… Early start….. pitch in good condition going into November… great work by @Rob_Welsh85 and his team. 👏🏻. #lcfc

MD8 under the lights at King Power Stadium 🌙⚽️ Just 48 hours after Sunday’s Women’s game and the pitch looks outstanding 👏 Huge credit to the grounds team!