A message from the days of Mr Allen and Mr Sousa

[David Gwilliam]

It it is not given to us to see the future.
Many of us were there in the year of four managers where we got relegated to the Third Division.
We were there when we got promoted under Micky Adams only to find we could not afford to buy any Premier League quality players - "Yes I would like to buy Bobby Zamora but we just can't afford him" said the manager about a Brighton player.
We were there when we were bottom of the Second Division under Paulo Sousa.
We were there when the club was so dysfunctional that the Chief Executive banned the manager and chairman from writing in the club programme.

Imagine we had been told that Leicester would have the players Player of the Year and the football writers Player of the Year and the Manager of the Year.
Imagine that we had been told that Leicester had lost three games away - two of them to top clubs - but were unbeaten at home in four games.
Imagine we had been told that we had produced four brilliant performances Swansea Burnley Bruges and Porto..
Imagine we had been told that the club had bought a new striker - not DJ Campbell or Carl Cort - one good enough to keep Shinji out of the starting XI.
Imagine we had been told that arguably the greatest singer in the world (not the lamentable Mr Budd) would sing for us at the stadium.
Imagine we had been told that we would be top of our Champions League group having humiliated Bruges and beaten an excellent Porto side.
Imagine we had proved to be the best team in England by ten points.

I think their message to us would be - whatever the future results we have against clubs the size of Chelsea, Tottenham and Man City would have been
Stop moaning keep calm and enjoy the season.

 

[homer]

Yeah, but what have they done lately. Especially that lightweight Ranieri

Useless feckers

 

[Mike - True Blue Tinter]

Yeah, but what have they done lately. Especially that lightweight Ranieri

Useless feckers

Yes, apart from the Premier League title, the best start ever in the Champions League by an English team, the astonishing favourable worldwide publicity and the hundreds of millions of extra revenue to our City and County, not to mention completing the lifelong dreams of thousands upon thousands of City fans, what did that Roman ever do for us?

 

[Mawsley]

I didn't read David's post but I'm guessing it's a justifiable call to have Scary Clownio booted out. Well done, David, it's high time someone was brave and entitled enough to make the informed demand.

 

[fitz]

I didn't read David's post but I'm guessing it's a justifiable call to have Scary Clownio booted out. Well done, David, it's high time someone was brave and entitled enough to make the informed demand.

Killer Clownio. There's a ban looming for Clownio.

 

[David Gwilliam]

I didn't read David's post but I'm guessing it's a justifiable call to have Scary Clownio booted out. Well done, David, it's high time someone was brave and entitled enough to make the informed demand.

It is nice to have a "well done" from somebody who has not read my post. It is normally people who criticise my posts who have not read them.

One tip. People who are threatened by scary clowns may wonder which one to attack first. My advice is to go for the juggler.

 

[Jeff]

My advice is to go for the juggler.

 

[Blue Maniac]

My advice is to go for the juggler.

Lovely stuff.

 

[East Anglia Fox]

Being a Leicester fan born in 1990 is pretty bonkers if you think about it. As a child we were in the Premier League and seemingly got to the League Cup final every year. Then later on was the era of DJ Campbell, playing with six defenders, having four managers, then getting relegated to the Third Division. Then we had the madness of the 14/15 season followed by winning the Premier League. All of that before my 26th birthday.

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[FIF]

Being a Leicester fan born in 1990 is pretty bonkers if you think about it. As a child we were in the Premier League and seemingly got to the League Cup final every year. Then later on was the era of DJ Campbell, playing with six defenders, having four managers, then getting relegated to the Third Division. Then we had the madness of the 14/15 season followed by winning the Premier League. All of that before my 26th birthday.

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I wonder what the next 26 years will bring?

Unlikely to get a prem title, hopefully will not be relegated to the third tier.

Maybe (but still unlikely) to win a cup.

Could be pretty boring - then again we could be CL champions within 6 months.

 

[Graz]

Lovely stuff DG.

Whatever happens against Chelsea and beyond, I hope people don't lose sight of how massively we overachieved last season

 

[FOX Franks]

Lovely stuff DG.

Whatever happens against Chelsea and beyond, I hope people don't lose sight of how massively we overachieved last season

Too late!