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And a few years before tiatto and williams we were winning cups and finishing top 10 in the premier league

Legendary day. Just to score 1 goal against the mighty Cardiff when we were little Leicester City with no history

Ah right. Thought for a minute he meant Matty Fryatt's first goal in 2006.

What happened against Cardiff at home?

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It's not too late atheists

Should've predicted the Greek trap

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Unfortunately I hear it a lot that we fluked it, often from the type of people who say we have a small club mentality.

It's so bad. So so bad.

magic of the cup

Wonderful place! But Easter is early this year so pack well...

Can tell the game is entertaining

Can't really be proved either. Because "Leicester fans have a small club mentality unlike West Ham fans" is based on vibes and there's not much evidence that a) that's true or b) it helps West Ham.

Hasn't made much difference. I'm not saying by the way that protesting can't make a difference. But just that the decline of a football club cannot really be attributed so much to the passivity of the fans.

For a big club West Ham are consistently garbage and the fans have been forced to accept an awful stadium not even in their home manor.

Would be good if it's also the year we start to see Europe taking independence from the American empire seriously.

I think one of the problems is that criticism of some fans who let's say 'back the lads' often becomes really cringey and culture war-y, like "happy clappers with their flasks" type stuff. Lots of virtue signalling. Just puts people off from totally getting on board and solidifies divides. Symptomatic of society where instead of simply blaming people in power making terrible decisions, they make it about other groups of people who are behaving in what they think is an unacceptable way. Reminds me of Covid and the finger pointing at "selfish" people who went to the beach. For me it's just instinctive. I'm not going to get ChatGPT to write me a twee post on supporting Leicester that sounds like something Mike Skinner or a Sky Sports advertising exec might write. But going to watch Leicester operates at a different level; I cannot get passionate watching my local non league club or whatever, I have no great desire to watch other clubs' games on anything other than the tele. I want to go and watch Leicester and I want to try and make a noise because a) it's fun and b) there is a sense of pride especially with away support (feel like it's a losing battle at the moment but still). And when Fatawu scores against WBA or Vestergaard against Wrexham I will cheer because it's a reflex action, but whatever feel free to tell me "you're the problem". So yeah **** KP and all that but also keep in mind that the preachy virtue signalling puts people off.

Funny really that we got promoted back to the top flight the season after Taylor and the season after Rodgers. And certainly in 03/04 we should never have gone down.

no, he was even worse

France do big tournaments well. Unmatchable vibe as we saw in Paris last year and back in 1998.

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I'd suggest you are luckily not on many mailing list because I get loads from pubs and restaurants. I understand why they do it, they'll be promoting the occasion of course because it's good for their business but realise some people might not want to see it for whatever reason. Genuinely one of the least offensive bits of promotional mail I get.

Allowing people to opt out of correspondence for any reason is surely good no? What's wrong with it?