Post Match Leicester 2 Manchester United 2

[Feriol]

In both tackles there was no attempt to play the ball, he went for the man. He might not have made a lot of contact but he can have no complaints.

 

[big_mac4824]

The amazing pass forwards by Ndidi. The cheeky letting the ball bounce and duck back for it as the backspin kicks in. The sheer composure with red shirts stampeding towards you to just wait and deliver a perfectly weighted and positioned pass to Vardy to slot away.

Got to be up there for Goal of the Month.

Like Brazil in 1970

 

[give_us_a_wave]

Wonder what those tools were doing the day of the title parade? Never mind...I don't actually give a ****.

 

[Blaarev]

Wonder what those tools were doing the day of the title parade? Never mind...I don't actually give a ****.

Probably wearing blue

 

[camberwell fox]

Wonder what those tools were doing the day of the title parade? Never mind...I don't actually give a ****.

Surfing in Devon, where they live?

 

[Micky]

I've just watched the last 10 minutes again. What a lovely feeling it was just waiting for that goal to go in. Merry Christmas everyone.

 

[Robin127]

Surfing in Devon, where they live?

I grew up in Hertfordshire, had no connection to Leicester but have supported City since the early sixties am I different to them?

 

[Blaarev]

I grew up in Hertfordshire, had no connection to Leicester but have supported City since the early sixties am I different to them?

Yes. You support Leicester. They don’t.

 

[londonfox]

Wonder what those tools were doing the day of the title parade? Never mind...I don't actually give a ****.

I don’t see the problem in someone from Leicester supporting Man United. I grew up in London close to QPR but I don’t support them. There are many reasons why we support a particular team, and it’s a fallacy to suggest here are no “true” or “lifelong” Man Utd fans from Manchester because of course there are. But due to their success they are a worldwide brand with a worldwide fan base. If a kid in Devon started watching football the year we won the league and was attracted to support Leicester then good luck to him.

 

[camberwell fox]

I grew up in Hertfordshire, had no connection to Leicester but have supported City since the early sixties am I different to them?

I can’t believe you can’t see the difference?

 

[Miles Away]

Surrounded by Spurs, United and Liverpool fans when I was growing up....in Leicester.

They’re all shithouse glory hunting wankers as far as I could tell.

Just made the title win even more sweet knowing the reasons those Leicester locals picked Liverpool and Spurs in the first place.

 

[Motown Fox]

Glory hunters - Spurs?
You sure that's right.

 

[Billyjof]

Born in Leicester, moved away did my schooling in Cheshire not far from Manchester. Everyone was Man U, a red and black scarf as much a part of school uniform as a pair of kickers. Bad time to be going to school there as they won everything.

Granted Manchester is full of loyal Man U fans. I've met many along the way who are not from Manchester. They all have a well rehearsed defensive response that a family member is from there, they supported them before they were good... blah blah....

Thanks to my old man I have always hated them, and always will take pleasure in seeing them get beaten. Shame we couldn't do it this time but a Fergie time equaliser is nearly as good.

 

[Billyjof]

It was embarrassingly apparent Man U vs Everton FA Cup semi final day 2009, I was driving down the M6 and the motorway was full of Everton coaches none were Man U. Not one single Man U showing colours at the motorway services. Could just be the demographic of the supporters. Man U have had numerous Wembley trips, Everton few and far between. It did make me think that most Man U fans were perhaps driving in their Jaguars on the M3 from Guildford.

Motorway services

 

[londonfox]

I can’t believe you can’t see the difference?

Is there a difference to see? If so, what is it?

 

[SJN-Fox]

To my other half’s dismay I’ve watched MotD at least ten times so far and I just can’t stop grinning at both of our goals but the first one was something very special indeed.

 

[SJN-Fox]

I’ve just watched the incident that resulted in Albrighton getting the booking. There’s no way that was a yellow card. If anything Lingard (sp) should have been penalised for the push on Albrighton that sent him to the floor in the first place.

 

[camberwell fox]

Is there a difference to see? If so, what is it?

The difference is he supported Leicester in the 60’’s when success was at best scant and he obviously supports us for another reason other than our success.

People support (some) Man U due to it being easy to support a successful club.

 

[londonfox]

The difference is he supported Leicester in the 60’’s when success was at best scant and he obviously supports us for another reason other than our success.

People support (some) Man U due to it being easy to support a successful club.

I see your point to an extent but if Leicester had gone on to be successful it wouldn’t have mad his fandom any the less.

Anywho, I’ll agree to disagree and say that I was delighted we equalized against them and their fans on Saturday.

 

[Miles Away]

Glory hunters - Spurs?
You sure that's right.

Gascoigne, Lineker, Cup Finals. They were sexy in the early 90s