Thequickbrownfox

I'd prefer to watch Armando Iannucci's "Jaap Stam's Goals of the Nineties That Were Subsequently Disallowed."

Teams aren't going hell for leather against us, but they aren't completely sitting back and almost happy to only lose 2-0 now. Teams will be quite defensive against us, but it's a subtle and worrying little change at the moment.

Teams were sitting back early in the season. Now they've worked out that if they come at us, we can struggle. Recent performances have been quite poor. The international break probably comes at the right time. We've certainly got the players - we just need to have a bit of a rethink and start making a few tactical changes and get some more dynamism into the performances.

It's often a good game against Middlesbrough. Always reminds me of the League Cup final of 1997. Future Leicester legend Nigel Pearson appears in the famous photo after Heskey's scrambled late equaliser!

Have we missed an obvious one - Emile Heskey! April 1996 to December 2014 - Leicester and Bolton.

Excellent list!

Probably. I did think maybe Trevor Brooking, but he was 11 years at West Ham in the top division from the start of his career and then dropped into the second for three years with the Hammers.

Vardy's goal last night was his first in the Championship since March 2014 - a gap of nearly a decade. I can only think of Dion Dublin who has had a similar gap. His last goal for Cambridge was in the Championship in May 1992 after which he went on to a Premier League career not scoring a second tier goal again until March 2002 on loan for Millwall. There's probably quite a few more examples. Do any others spring to mind?