- Leicester City manager Claude Puel met supporters at The 1884 Club last week
- As part of The 1884 Club's Christmas celebrations, he held a Q&A event with legend Ally Mauchlen
- The pair discussed Puel's footballing background, as well as his plans for the Foxes
- Hospitality packages remain available for upcoming fixtures against Huddersfield Town and Watford
Launched last month, The 1884 Club is a members’ society for box holders and hospitality clients at King Power Stadium on Premier League matchdays throughout the 2017/18 campaign.
Puel was the special guest for a Q&A session last Thursday with Foxes legend Ally Mauchlen, where a wide variety of topics, both football and lifestyle based, were discussed at length.
“It’s very important to give the supporters moments like these,” Puel told LCFC TV. “It is to say thank you to them for their support because it is crucial for the team.
“I am enjoying it in Leicester, I have a good relationship with the fans and now we must try to continue this feeling, to have some ambition to continue to good work we have done together.”
Meanwhile, Mauchlen, a hospitality host on Filbert Way, added: “It is what I would class as an intimate club. Rather than just turning up to watch football, the Club is trying to integrate these people more.
“To treat them to nights like this is something they couldn’t do before. It’s been very interesting indeed, we had a Scotsman interviewing a Frenchman so it was very interesting!”
Over the 2017/18 campaign, the Club will become further engaged with those members to expand their experiences of Leicester City beyond Filbert Way matchdays.
Membership of The 1884 Club is by invitation for City’s clients from the Premier Lounge and The Gallery areas at King Power Stadium.
Hospitality packages remain available for Premier League clashes against Huddersfield Town and Watford in the New Year - call 0344 815 5000 (Option 2) to express your interest.