Match Thread RC Lens v Leicester PSF

[homer]

Thread 'Pearson Out'

Nov 8, 2014

No goals in 4, not picking the best 11, doesn't know his best 11, time to go. Tony Pulis in to stop us going down.

• jas123
• Replies: 550
• Forum: Leicester City

Tony Pulis…….

 

[Brown Nose]

Tony Pulis…….

Oh what might have been.

Had we pulled the trigger and sacked NP in Dec 2014 and replaced him with Pulis, we would be about to start the campaign for our tenth successive PL title.

 

[H T B]

Probably from the same person that was gonna”drive him there myself’ when Baggies offered £5m for Vardy, in his early days with us

 

[popillius]

My favourite was that '4-4-2 was never going to work' .

****ing did though.

 

[give_us_a_wave]

I reality, we didn't. Ever.

True. But we were flying higher than at any time in our history, achieving the impossible & pinching ourselves to check if we were dreaming on a daily basis. I'd be amazed if there was a single city fan who didn't think that the O'Neill era was the absolute pinnacle of what we'd ever see acheived. Especially against a backdrop of the wider game clearly being on a mission the prevent any club of our stature ever achieving even that much again.
The euphoria of the time made it easy to believe everything in the garden was rosy.

As is often the case after a revolution, the reality takes time to dawn.

 

[popillius]

True. But we were flying higher than at any time in our history, achieving the impossible & pinching ourselves to check if we were dreaming on a daily basis. I'd be amazed if there was a single city fan who didn't think that the O'Neill era was the absolute pinnacle of what we'd ever see acheived. Especially against a backdrop of the wider game clearly being on a mission the prevent any club of our stature ever achieving even that much again.
The euphoria of the time made it easy to believe everything in the garden was rosy.

As is often the case after a revolution, the reality takes time to dawn.

Perfect.

 

[H T B]

True. But we were flying higher than at any time in our history, achieving the impossible & pinching ourselves to check if we were dreaming on a daily basis. I'd be amazed if there was a single city fan who didn't think that the O'Neill era was the absolute pinnacle of what we'd ever see acheived. Especially against a backdrop of the wider game clearly being on a mission the prevent any club of our stature ever achieving even that much again.
The euphoria of the time made it easy to believe everything in the garden was rosy.

As is often the case after a revolution, the reality takes time to dawn.

After not being to Wembley since 1969, the Brian Little era, was something else.

Just a pity it ended the way it did.

 

[camberwell fox]

After not being to Wembley since 1969, the Brian Little era, was something else.

Just a pity it ended the way it did.

Aye, Judas.