LCFC happy memories

[popillius]

Thankfully I think Brenda has finally given up on the idea of him recreating that performance.

It's also why I don't think folk should be too excited about Daka's night in Europe.

 

[FOX Franks]

Still doesn’t get the love it deserves.

Their number 4 looked great as all those goals went flying in. Vester something? Quality.

That guy who got sent off as well. Definitely worth a look.

 

[bocadillo]

Their number 4 looked great as all those goals went flying in. Vester something? Quality.

That guy who got sent off as well. Definitely worth a look.

In his defence, and I am sure it has already been mentioned on this forum, the number 4 was present on the pitch for only (ha!) FIVE (another ha!) of the goals; that's only slightly more than half of them.
But the real question that needs to be asked is over the thought process that brought these two chocolate teapots to our club. The only sensible thing that I can come up with is that they deliberately threw the game having being offered lucrative future contracts here. Can anybody come up with a more plausible answer?





Written on my phone on the barg... eeerrr... narrowboat conspiracytheoriesrus

 

[FrenchFox]

In 1971, I was living in Sarf-East Landon with the woman who was to become my wife in June of that year. City were playing Millwall away and I suggested that we could go to watch to match.

On the day of the match, she asked me how we were going to get there and I said that we would go on the BUS. She is French and asked me what a BUS was. I said that it is a big red thing with a wheel at each corner. She said oh you mean a BERS. This was the beginning of a trend of telling me how to behave that has continued to this day.

So we arrive at Cold Blow Lane and we are right behind the goal in the home end. I hadn't told her about the reputation of the Millwall fans as I didn't want to put her off going to the match. So as soon as City appear on the pitch, she starts screaming and shouting COME ON LEICESTER. I tried to shut her up, but failed, another consistent thread over the last 51 years. I am convinced that the only reason I got out of there alive was that she is very pretty and stands a full 5ft nothing.

Happy memories.

 

[pork pie fox]

BN’s post in another thread has reminded me of this game. The atmosphere when it all kicked off at the end, with Speedie being fouled and everyone piling in, was amazing:

 

[Blue Maniac]

BN’s post in another thread has reminded me of this game. The atmosphere when it all kicked off at the end, with Speedie being fouled and everyone piling in, was amazing:

****in state of that video

 

[pork pie fox]

****in state of that video

Ha, it's the only one I could find in the 30 seconds I was willing to spend looking for one of that game.

 

[popillius]

Has any player ever gone from Villain to Hero as quickly as David Speedie did with Leiceater fans?

 

[pork pie fox]

Has any player ever gone from Villain to Hero as quickly as David Speedie did with Leiceater fans?

Not for me. He’s at the top of the tree I reckon.

 

[londonfox]

BN’s post in another thread has reminded me of this game. The atmosphere when it all kicked off at the end, with Speedie being fouled and everyone piling in, was amazing:

This is the only time I stood in the spion kop.

Great evening. Great atmosphere

 

[Fox Fan]

 

[Miles Away]

BN’s post in another thread has reminded me of this game. The atmosphere when it all kicked off at the end, with Speedie being fouled and everyone piling in, was amazing:

Mad game of football that one. Their keeper (Nixon?) was a lunatic.

 

[pork pie fox]

Mad game of football that one. Their keeper (Nixon?) was a lunatic.

Yep, see Walshy coming on to the pitch to wind him up, even though he had already been subbed.

 

[Fox Fan]

 

[tedfoxxx]

Paradise.

The second half of that game was incredible and it’s up there among the best days I’ve had at Leicester. The atmosphere was unreal, you could feel the stand shaking when Vardy equalised.

The first half of that season, before the realisation that we might actually be in for a serious title challenge, was absolutely joyous. Some of the most entertaining football I’ve ever seen us play came in that period.

 

[FOX Franks]

Paradise.

The second half of that game was incredible and it’s up there among the best days I’ve had at Leicester. The atmosphere was unreal, you could feel the stand shaking when Vardy equalised.

The first half of that season, before the realisation that we might actually be in for a serious title challenge, was absolutely joyous. Some of the most entertaining football I’ve ever seen us play came in that period.

We used to get to half time 1-0 down and all think 'we 've got them just where we want them' which is insane - but it was superb

 

[tedfoxxx]

We used to get to half time 1-0 down and all think 'we 've got them just where we want them' which is insane - but it was superb

Club mottos like Spurs’ daft one are generally cringey and irrelevant but ‘Fearless’ was a brilliant title for that team.

 

[pork pie fox]

Club mottos like Spurs’ daft one are generally cringey and irrelevant but ‘Fearless’ was a brilliant title for that team.

Huth's Iconic Spurs Winner

Enjoy Robert Huth's stunning late header at Tottenham during Leicester City's 2015/16 title-winning campaign on 13 January, 2016.

www.lcfc.com

 

[H T B]

“For those just tuning in, Leicester are winning 3-0, and Robert Huth is on a hat trick”

 

[pork pie fox]

“For those just tuning in, Leicester are winning 3-0, and Robert Huth is on a hat trick”

My favourite bit of commentary ever.