Foxinscouseland

We have had a wonderful 10 years or so, but City has always been like a roller coaster. I see a tough year or 3, ahead, but we will come back.

Shocking to see our team implode. Overpaid *********, with a few exceptions. Still Vichai and Top have been the source of success I never dreamed could happen. So before we slag off the owners, don’t forget the amazing last 9-10 years.

Classic cliche time, form is temporary, class is permanent. We won the FA cup, 2 5th and 1 8th in premiership. Too many have short memories. Where were we 10 years ago, 20 years ago. Love him or hate him Rodger’s has class, at Liverpool and, Celtic - I know it’s not the same as the prem, but he is having a dip in performance. Get behind him and the team against villa. Even fergie struggled for a while, but he sort of did ok didnt he.

Disappointed re today’s result but proud of our team to win FA cup, a Europa league place and some of the best football I have seen in more than 45 years as a city fan. It’s the stuff of dreams, the drive home after Stoke was painful, and only 13 years ago, it makes our success even sweeter. Up the City

Amazing to see all the tributes to Vichai. I was there first thing Sunday, before heading back to Scotland. I wish I was closer. It has had a huge impact, lots of colleagues have been talking about it, as well as contacts from around the world who wrote when we won the prem. How our club has grown, how well known, we have seen great happiness and sadness, but Leicester City is respected in a way it never was before. ? in Scotland ???????, Leicester in my heart ❤️

Tbh I was just surprised to see it on foxestalk, but I know it is important!!

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Is this the dullest thread ever on foxes talk?

So you are telling me that Lee Jobber is a real fan and not a drumming pro? ?

Used to work in Liverpool where cabbies often ask you not to read the sun in their can. We should ban the sun cos it’s a cr*p newspaper that has little respect for football fans - then again the mirror posted a video too .....

There’s always two sides - good point

I agree with this, I feel as if it gives the Leicester family an opportunity to come together and celebrate/mourn. The Burnley game will be huge

I cried when Claudio introduced Bocelli and said to us “I love you”, I cried when Leicester won the premiership at the end of Gary Lineker’s documentary, it finally sank in, (I was still worried we might fluff it), I cried when I went to the King Power early this Sunday morning to pay my respects what magic, what sadness ..........

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Could there be anything more fitting than statues of Vichai and Claudio - they made us smile ?