Freeman's Wharfer

Nice to see a nod to the Leicester accent with the name of 'Eez-eh'!

To the trumpet/saxophone part of this... DE DE DE LAET DE DE DE LAET

Oh yeah, that area that's meant our stadium has had at least some atmosphere over the last 10 years... Better keep it simple for them.

ma-na ma-na = 4 syllables Nugent, Vardy, Knockaert = 2 syllables

I think that means if it's got more than 10 words in it, and another club isn't already singing it, don't even bother?! This thread just shows why football atmosphere has been sterilised. There are some good, unique ones to tunes that no other football clubs are using but you just get the "we should sing the Fernandinho song for..." or "I've thought of this one (to the tune of Sloop John B)".

Southampton sing one directed at Pompey to the tune of Is This The Way To Amarillo which could be used for us against Watford... La la la la la la la la.... WAT-FORD La la la la la la la la.... WAT-FORD La la la la la la la la... Who the fvck is laughing now?

To the tune of 'A Town Called Malice'... Better stop dreaming of the glory life, Cos it’s the one you’ll never know, And quit dreaming that he plays for you, Cos he’s Leicester through and through, And please stop fantasising of the things you’ve never won, Cos he’s here in blue and it’s time you knew, Of the boy running down the wing... RIYAD MAHREZ Ooh yeah!

Fernandinho = 5 syllables Riyad Mahrez = 4 syllables It doesn't work. The Fernandinho chant is a good one but people are trying to fit 'Riyad Mahrez' into it just because they'd quite like to sing it... (p.s. stretching a syllable out doesn't work so is not allowed)

I asked if he had on the Official Foxes Facebook Q&A thing at the start of the season and he said something along the lines of "No I haven't but I know I pull some terrible ones when I'm playing!"

From the promoters telling them to big up the hatred for viewing figures?! I take any rivalry between boxers before fights with a heap of salt. Come fight night they're very often giving it their best and hugging at the end of the final round anyway. Fair enough there are a few who get in the ring and want to leather the crap out of each other, continuing after the bell, dirty tactics etc., but for most it's just professional rivalry built up by the media. You only had to see Groves on Soccer AM the other week to tell that he doesn't really hate Froch and actually quite respects him as an opponent.

It's a shame that unfortunately, because of past misdemeanors, it's hard to look at any great achievement in Italian football these days without a tinge of suspicion.

Overrated.

I won't ever take it seriously until they either have men in goal or make the goals smaller. The keeping is just terrible and anything vaguely near the top corners is a goal pretty much.

hopefully sticks his leg out to try and keep a ball in play by putting it back across the goal and it fortuitously loops in... Kermorgant has dominated us twice this season. I've said it before but he's up there with some of the best in the air that I've seen at Leicester, credit where it's due. But how we hadn't devised a coping strategy when he'd already dominated us I don't know. Concentrating on the second balls? Getting tight on those that he's flicking on to? If we had they wouldn't have scored their second. I think part of the problem with Kermorgant at Leicester was we weren't direct enough for him and very often he played out wide or behind the strikers. As good as he is in the air, on the floor he's not all that.

"We're coming for you. Cardiff City, we're coming for you" Cringeworthy in itself, let alone the fact that we're not catching them whatsoever...

That's not what happened last year. Some Leicester lads a few yards in front of decided to "act all hard" when they were being kettled outside the ground and next thing I'm in the middle of Millwall nutters breaking through police lines and people laying into each other! As someone else said, not sure you can acuse Millwall of being all mouth.

Spot on Even when other clubs were doing it I've never heard it as loud as it's done at Leicester. At times it can get the support going as well and quite often other chants are born from the noise levels being ratcheted up by it. It's a Leicester tradition, one of the decreasing things that you can say has been done at Leicester matches over the years. Next we'll have people wanting us to ditch the post horn gallop, When You're Smiling and... well I'm struggling to think of anything else which kind of proves my point. Keep it.

He’s ****ing useless He hasn’t got a touch And I think I’ve had enough I’ve finally had enough His shooting’s wayward And his passing’s pretty rough And I think I’ve enough I think I’ve had enough It drive’s me crazy that he doesn’t give a **** And I think it’s time I’ve had enough of Duh duh der duh der duh duh Duh duh der duh der duh duh Duh duh der duh der duh duh Jer-maine Beckford His record's rubbish He’s done nothing for the club And I think I’ve had enough I’ve finally had enough He plays so poorly That we often need a sub And I think I’ve enough I think I’ve had enough How much longer do we carry him nationwide? Cos I think it’s time I’ve had enough of Duh duh der duh der duh duh Duh duh der duh der duh duh Duh duh der duh der duh duh Jer-maine Beckford To the tune of Depeche Mode's 'Just Can't Get Enough'

Was saying to my dad only a few months ago what a brilliant tradition it is! I've always been aware of it in my time going to Leicester and that's since 1997. Best thing about it is the people who clearly haven't been to the football (or maybe not even known that a football match has been on), their faces are priceless. The day we make it back to the Premiership I know which way I'll be going home...

Awful. Was the officiating team as a whole though, that bald linesman was just as bad.

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Exactly. They're just trying to drum up pointless discussion. Muzzy Izzet. Versus Grimsby. Discussion over.

Quality