Leicester's Greatest PL Game

[SJN-Fox]

Sky Sports are running a poll to see which of their carefully selected matches is Leicester's greatest game since they (sky) invented football in 1992/3.

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...reatest-premier-league-game?utm_source=Direct

 

[camberwell fox]

So far 51% have voted for the incredible 5-3 v Man U, the next closest is 40% who voted for the Everton curtain closer in THAT season.

 

[Robin127]

The 3-3 against Arsenal isn't on the list, great game.

 

[FIF]

What about the loss to Bournemouth at the end of last season, is that on the list?

 

[homer]

So far 51% have voted for the incredible 5-3 v Man U, the next closest is 40% who voted for the Everton curtain closer in THAT season.

As an 'event' that Everton match was amazing - but as an actual game of football it was complete rubbish

40% FFS, read the question

 

[Blaarev]

3-1 at Etihad wasn't a bad game

 

[pork pie fox]

The "don't go Martin" was a great atmosphere at Filbert Street, too. Izzet's goal topping it off, obviously.

 

[Jeff]

What about the loss to Bournemouth at the end of last season, is that on the list?

We didn't lose to Bournemouth at the end of last season.

Are you sure you support Leicester?

 

[TommyK]

For me it's the Aston Villa game. 3-2 at home. After that game I put a bet on us to win the league.

 

[FIF]

We didn't lose to Bournemouth at the end of last season.

Are you sure you support Leicester?

I know but it felt like it.

Why would knowing if we won/drew/lost have any relevance to me being a supporter?

Some on here don't think Gray is a good player, they(re wrong but it doesn't make me think they're not supporters.

 

[H T B]

The 3-3 against Arsenal isn't on the list, great game.

The last 10 minutes was

 

[H T B]

The "don't go Martin" was a great atmosphere at Filbert Street, too. Izzet's goal topping it off, obviously.

The reception for Brian Little's return was nastily special

 

[Robin127]

The last 10 minutes was

I was thinking of the final whistle when Walsh had to be dragged away from Wright

 

[pork pie fox]

I was thinking of the final whistle when Walsh had to be dragged away from Wright

Not the Premier League, but the play-off semi, when Tranmere's goalkeeper, Nixon, got sent off, was a phenomenal atmosphere, too. Common link = Walsh

 

[Fox Fan]

I think that 2-3 win away at West Brom was probably the maddest celebration from those games.

It just felt like an absolute last throw of the dice and I can recall thinking when we went behind that our season in the Prem had been nice, but it would just be a fond memory.

 

[City Fan]

I think that 2-3 win away at West Brom was probably the maddest celebration from those games.

It just felt like an absolute last throw of the dice and I can recall thinking when we went behind that our season in the Prem had been nice, but it would just be a fond memory.

I voted for that game. Seeing the players reaction after that final whistle convinced me we would stay up. Not forgetting a last minute peach of a goal from Vardy.

 

[Micky]

The game at the Etihad was surreal. I could not believe my eyes.

Also, I enjoyed this one...

 

[Miles Away]

I think I'd have to go for Chelsea v Spurs....

Joking.

Arsenal match was absolutely crackers. Probably my favourite but hard to vote for a draw.

United 5-3 or City 3-1 would probably get my vote.

In terms of sheer emotion, weirdly I'll always remember the 2-0 at Sunderland when we went 10 points clear and even Claudio had a wobble.

 

[Micky]

I think I'd have to go for Chelsea v Spurs....

Joking.

Arsenal match was absolutely crackers. Probably my favourite but hard to vote for a draw.

United 5-3 or City 3-1 would probably get my vote.

In terms of sheer emotion, weirdly I'll always remember the 2-0 at Sunderland when we went 10 points clear and even Claudio had a wobble.

I was kneeling down in front of the television with my hands in the praying position. I am not religious but that game brought behaviours out of me that I didn't know I was capable of.

 

[Mawsley]

West Brom, any and every day of the week.

A match that single-handedly turned the forum's miserable ****s into potential believers. Even Redditch turned down his misery diatribe meter to slightly moany. Vardy's goal cemented the belief that they had it in them, that everything Pea Son had said was true - that those of us with eyes had seen and the sheep could get behind - that we were ****ing staying the **** up with Homer.