Today is the second in our series of articles from our match reporting team reviewing last season and looking forwards to the Premiership.
Mike King reported on 7 home games last season, here are Mike’s views
What was your personal highlight of the season?
Gaining promotion to the Premier League after years of frustration in the Championship, and the way we did it playing very good football.
Most fans seemed to have a game during the season where they came away from the game thinking “we are going up this year”, which was that game for you?
Derby at home.
With a number of club records being broken during the course of the season, which did you feel was the most significant?
The long run of games without defeat.
What do you think was the main difference between the side that lost in the play offs last season, to the one which ran away with the title this season?
They played as a team with no one trying to out do the others. Good team ethic.
Danny Drinkwater won all the official player of the season awards, would he have been your choice and who else impressed you this season?
Yes and also Vardy, De Laet, James.
A number of players made significant strides forwards with their career, which player do you think made the most progress last season and why?
Vardy with his pace and chasing down defenders.
Despite this year of success were there any players that failed to live up to your expectations?
Knockaert, Koncheski
A number of experienced heads were added to last seasons squad, which of this seasons signings did you think made the most significant impact?
Mahrez
Off the pitch, while the financial accounts up to May 2013 revealed further significant losses, however the main financial news was the owners decision to convert £103 million of loans into equity, what are your thoughts on this?
Very good and hopefully make the club more secure.
Do you think the introduction of Financial Fair Play actually had a positive impact for our club this season and if so why?
Not sure.
What changes to the squad do you think are necessary to ensure we at least remain a Premiership Club beyond the 2014/15 season?
Left back, tall centre half, wide midfielder, 20 goal striker.
If you could advise Nigel Pearson on new signings, who would your suggestions be for additions to the squad?
Snodgrass, McCormack (Leeds), any good Premier players released but not on their way down the leagues.
What do you feel is most significant element of our game we will need to improve next season?
Set pieces, corners and free-kicks, hence a tall centre half. Morgan doesn't seem to show authority in our box.
What was your reaction to the news coming out of Thailand this week which indicated our owners believe they will need to spend £180 million over the next 3 seasons?
Silly. Prices of any players interested in have already gone up as players and clubs know there is money there to spend!
Any other observation you would like to make
Buy wisely, players to fit in the current squad. Aim for halfway and don't panic if results at start of season do not go our way – depends on early season fixtures when released.
The views expressed in this report are the opinions of the Trust member nominated to file the report only and do not represent the views of the Foxes Trust organisation