cheshamfox17

In the context of some awful shirts nowadays that is lovely

His book is great too, its a page of text describing an event and then a cartoon to match on the next. Our title win is of course featured

I've met a couple of politicians too, Hilary Clinton once , she was obviously stupidly busy but stopped for a quick chat, I was wearing a leicester hat when I met her but unfortunately she did not ask about it. I stood on the same escalator as David Cameron once, even from a distance he seemed smarmy and as a kid we went on a trip to the houses of parliament with school and David Blunkett was there, he seemed a little irked that all of us 7 year olds were more interested in his guide dog

I met Emile Heskey once at anti-racism conference at Filbert Street, he signed my Match Magazine and was in a bit of a rush but was really cool. I met the Birch when my Dad's friend got us into a box for an FA Cup game against Bristol City, he was also lovely and signed copies of his book and chatted for a little while. Just after Ranieri was appointed I walked past him near, ironically enough Leicester square in London, I wasn't sure that it was him but when I realised he had already walked a little far away so I shouted his name and he turned round and smiled. I met Robbie Savage after a BT Sport event, I knew he was gonna be there so I brought my 2000 Worthington Cup final program which he signed which was great.

I wrote this for a football website as a kind of response to stupid pundits, it's no BBC or anything but it'll get a few views: http://boxtoboxfootball.uk/trying-understand-leicester-little/

I will imagine I will succumb and get this around christmas time when hopefully its a little cheaper, I love nintendo and still use my wii quite a lot, a newish (by christmas) Zelda and mario kart would make me rather happy

Jaimal71 an absolutely excellent seller, great communication and posted the ticket to me first class signed for with picture confirmation, excellent stuff

Hello, as my username suggests I am not actually from Leicester, I am from Chesham which is a small town just outside London. My Dad was brought up in Coalville though so I was always destined to be a Leicester fan. My first game was as a five year old during an M62 derby in 1998. I grew up during the O'Neil era so I began to think we would finish midtable and win a cup every season, how wrong I was! I am a season ticket holder in the East Stand