Jonbluefox9

Vichai, Vichai, Vichai. He took us into Europe, Europe, Europe. As Champions of England, England, England. And we'll never forget him, Forget him, Forget him. Wooah wooah wooah Wooah wooah wooah To the tune of the Ranieri song during the title winning season. Not overly original but simple enough that everyone would join in and would sound inpressive as it did during the title winning season.

I know those blokes had had a fair few drinks too but I was sat in between the two groups, the younger lads and the older blokes, and the banter between the Yorkshire fans and City supporters was good natured. The blokes were giving them some stick and the Yorkie's were giving as good as they got. Problem was, the lad who went over the top couldn't come back with a witty reply so thought he'd try and start a fight with two men in their 30/40s, an elderly chap and a woman. Gives Leicestershire a bad name. Luckily one of the older City fans apologised and shook hands with the Yorkshire fans at the end of the match so hopefully they went home with a better opinion of Leicestershire people.

Was anyone else on the top deck of the Arriva service bus that went past Grace Road at about 9pm last night? It was amazing on there. It was as jammed as it possibly could be and songs were being sung including the 'Championes' one. A couple of Yorkshire supporters were on there too but it was all friendly stuff and you could see people walking on the streets look up at the top deck as the bus was driving by because they could hear that was where the singing was coming from. Another great feature of the bus journey home was a group of about 10-12 Asian lads who stood up on the stairs due to there being no room left to sit. It seems that they had made friends with some of the other Leicestershire supporters in the ground and the friendship continued to blossom throughout the journey home and ended when the group of white males got off the bus. Everyone was shaking hands and saying "see you at the next match" etc. It may not seem a very important thing but I'm proud when I see things like this because I know in some parts of England this kind of scene would be a strange one still. Unfortunately there was one City supporter inside the ground who couldn't handle his drink and decided to have a pop at some Yorkshire supporters on the row in front. Luckily there were some more senior City supporters nearby who told him to leave it out and apologised to the Yorkshire fans. Those were the good andbad things about last night for me.

I think he's at Bristol Rovers at the minute.

I've got it as my ringtone. It sounds quite good but a little bit irritating at times.