VOTE for LEICESTER CITY TODAY !

We are Champions of England so it is only right that 100%LCFC is awarded the Best Video Blog Award at the Football Bloggers Annual Awards this November at Old Trafford isnt it ?

Well it is not quite that simple ! We NEED YOUR VOTE !

Out of 1000’s of football bloggers and fanzines we are very very proud to have made the judges short list again this year… We made it last year nominated for the best NEW blog… but missed out in 2015.

BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP !!! We need every single Leicester City fan to VOTE FOR US…. VOTE FOR LEICESTER... WELL VOTE FOR 100%LCFC !!

To Vote CLICK HERE and cast your oh so important vote for 100%LCFC in the BEST VIDEO BLOG CATEGORY !

We are the ONLY Leicester City Fanzine to be nominated, so please can we get all of the Blue Army to support us and see if little old Leicester City can do another amazing feet !

Champions of England 2016

Ballon D’or Winners ?

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE WINNERS 2017 ??????

Football Bloggers Award Winners 2016 ?????????????

Thanks for Your support !! We are here for YOU FOXES !!!

Watch a video from the FBA’s before below….

ABOUT THE FBA Awards…

An annual awards ceremony, the Football Blogging Awards were created to recognise and award the best football blogs around the world.

With unique voting methods the Football Blogging Awards are the only awards designed for football blogs and websites that are 100% voted for by fans.

There are hundreds of thousands of football websites, of which the majority are managed purely for the love of the game. The Football Blogging Awards are designed to reward these unsung heroes.

We work closely with charities to help improve sport and ones we have partnered with include Sporting Memories Network, Football Unites, Racism Divides and The Justin Campaign.

The Football Blogging Awards were created by two individuals Anthony and Richard. They started the Football Blogging Awards with the vision to become the premier source to unearthing the brightest football journalism talent globally. They believe it is only a matter of time before it becomes a widely recognised event not only in the UK but in the global footballing world.