Unspectacular player that you loved

[Orifice]

....And he's scored in the Prem for Leicester City.

 

[DillyDing22]

One of the best players I’ve ever seen in a Leicester shirt… and he’s magic you know.

No… not Iheanacho.

My bad, misread the title as underappreciated.

He was spectacular in every sense.

I’ll exchange for a double up on Lloyd Dyer who I think fits the description perfectly.

 

[H T B]

Personally, I'd put him in the other post about players doing your head in.

Never got the love in.

 

[DillyDing22]

Personally, I'd put him in the other post about players doing your head in.

Never got the love in.

For Cambiasso or Dyer?… both scored iconic goals for me which allows them hero status in my heart.

 

[FOX Franks]

No - that's not Cambiasso. He has hair.

 

[ThaiSweetChilli]

Whatttt?

I can't believe anyone who saw him play for us could love Momo Sylla?

He was an arrogant twat. Liked it.

 

[Blue Maniac]

He was an arrogant twat. Liked it.

Enormously shit though

 

[H T B]

For Cambiasso or Dyer?… both scored iconic goals for me which allows them hero status in my heart.

Apologies if misleading, but Cambiasso.

 

[londonfox]

Apologies if misleading, but Cambiasso.

I completely agree. He played the whole season when we were largely shit, as was he. Yes, he was part of the great escape but I don’t get the love-in.

Is he a footballing legend, absolutely. A Leicester one, never. (Not that anyone in this thread has suggested he is but I have seen some fans say it).

 

[Blaarev]

No - that's not Cambiasso. He has hair.

 

[FOX Franks]

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We're talking about Cambiasso, and you come here posting pictures of Rik Mayall?

 

[Miles Away]

Esteban - outside of Kante still the best midfielder to ever pull on the shirt. I remember him playing a ball to Ulloa once that was possibly the best pass I'd ever seen.

He was brilliant. What a player.

 

[Miles Away]

I completely agree. He played the whole season when we were largely shit, as was he. Yes, he was part of the great escape but I don’t get the love-in.

Is he a footballing legend, absolutely. A Leicester one, never. (Not that anyone in this thread has suggested he is but I have seen some fans say it).

I'll say it!

 

[Fox Fan]

I was at this game

 

[Lako42]

I completely agree. He played the whole season when we were largely shit, as was he.

Incorrect

 

[give_us_a_wave]

One from the long forgotten vaults.

Geoff Scott.

A remarkably brief, butterfly lifespan LCFC career but for me just personally memorable. Came here from Stoke as a left back to replace Rofe & was quite spectacularly shite.

As in Junior Lewis / Jason Jarrett level shite.

But then switched to CB after an injury (Larry May I think) & was spectacularly good. Probably MOTM in 3 of his first 5 games there. Fell out of favour when the injury cleared up & i thought it was grossly unfair. Faded away & left after 2 years without anyone really noticing & is now completely forgotten. By everyone except me I reckon.

I think it was the level of transformation that makes it memorable. Just looked a completely different player after switching position.

 

[londonfox]

I always got a kick out of seeing Gary Coatsworth pretend to be a footballer. I was at a game, I wanna say against Luton, where he scored a 25 yard volley.

 

[Blaarev]

I always got a kick out of seeing Gary Coatsworth pretend to be a footballer. I was at a game, I wanna say against Luton, where he scored a 25 yard volley.

 

[Blue Maniac]

Just swung his boot at that, tremendous hit

 

[londonfox]

Cheers mate.. you really can find anything on YouTube

That was also the only game where I had the misfortune of sitting in the East Stand.