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Funny things that happened at games

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Always loved the chant Do de de do ****ing useless.

Simple, a little cruel, but brilliant after a striker has missed a sitter.

Heard it a few times when I was over in the League one winning season. Always made me laugh.

Please if you are going can we sing this to Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford.

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Jeffrey Schlupp trying to think. Particularly at West Brom away where at 2-1 down he has forty yards of space in front but stops thinks for a minute with the away end screaming run at him.

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Mid-90's game at Filbert Street, pre-match Garry Parker spots Muzzy Izzet 40 yards away squatting as part of a warm-up.  Parker pings a ball straight as an arrow between Muzzy's legs catching his ball sack on the way through.  Muzzy curls up in the foetal position for a while and was still moving gingerly 10 mins into the game.  Still amuses me now.

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I forget the game I think it was v sheff weds when we secured safety in '98 - a few mins to go and Lennon sat on the ball in open play

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I remember the 7-1 thrashing at Sheff Weds in 1992, when we finally scored, I enjoyed the huge celebration

 

 

I remember it well. I think we cheered their sixth and seventh goal more then they did!

 

 

 

Trust Pressman to be in top form that game...

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I remember a home game when pretty much the whole of the double decker upper tier was given away as free tickets to school kids. Think it was against Barnsly but could be wrong...

 

 

Message came across the tanoy " This is a message to the school children in the double decker stand. Can you please stop throwing boiled sweets at the away fans below"

 

 

Never cheered so much in my life....

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Another Filbert Street 90s one, a chap getting down on one knee and making a surprise proposal to his mrs on the pitch during Birch's half time stint and the whole kop signing "you don't know what you're doing".  Brilliant.

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In the 1994/95 season when we were relegated. The football league was sponsored by Endsleigh insurance.

Chelsea fans started singing Leicester Leicester give us a song.

The kop responded with.

Que sera sera wherever you'll be we'll be we're going to endserleigh que sera sera

It was quality

In the 1994/95 season when we were relegated. The football league was sponsored by Endsleigh insurance.

Chelsea fans started singing Leicester Leicester give us a song.

The kop responded with.

Que sera sera wherever you'll be we'll be we're going to endserleigh que sera sera

It was quality

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Burton Albion away back in August. Singing "Ranieri, give us a wave" for about 10 minutes, to no avail. Then it turned into "he's Italian, he don't understand." There were others from that game that were a good laugh.

Pretty much everything we sing at Chelssa away in the FA cup a few years ago was hilarious too.

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Burton Albion away back in August. Singing "Ranieri, give us a wave" for about 10 minutes, to no avail. Then it turned into "he's Italian, he don't understand." There were others from that game that were a good laugh.

Pretty much everything we sing at Chelssa away in the FA cup a few years ago was hilarious too.

Reminds me of Norwich away this season

Claudio give us wave was aired a few times. No response. Then finally Shakespeare walks over to him and tells him to wave. Followed by a massive cheer and then "there's only one Craig Shakespeare" I was hoping this would catch on. Sadly it's not been done again lol

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Evening game at home, Brian Little's Leicester v's Derby during the promotion season.

The warm up with their keeper in goal in front of the Kop and the ball he is catching goes into the pen next to mine.

He asks for the ball back.

Everyone ignores him and the ball is being thrown around inside the pen.

He gets another practice ball eventually and the first shot at him, it goes straight into the pen.

The look on his face and the resignation that he cant practice as much as he would like because they wont give him his balls back.

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I remember being away at Swindon in 2008 and it was pissing down. Our allocation was spread over two stands, the stand behind the goal and part of the adjoining one.

Those behind the stand were getting soaked as it had no roof and the chants of "we're the left side, we're the right side" turned into "we're the wet side, we're the dry side"

 

Had me in tears.

 

There's also the chants from the Spurs fans from the last game at Filbert street, but I've mentioned that before in a similar thread

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I do remember a game where we beat Sheffield Wednesday, i think 3-0, certainly a comfortable win, and the Wednesday fans were in great spirits.

 

They were playing so badly, and so toothless in front of goal they would cheer any attempt on goal as if it WAS a goal, and some of the chants were brilliant. Im sure they were chanting "we want one" and "id rather have gone christmas shopping".

 

Just thought it was good natured and fun.

 I'm not sure if it was this game, but one home game v Sheff Weds, I remember someone from Kop Corner giving 

Wednesdays Tango man a pie during half time via a steward.

He took a quizical look at it, shrugged his shoulders and eat it anyway.  Greedy fat bastard!

I'm not sure if I would have eaten it, god knows what might have been done to it!

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The half time relay at the Newcastle game was amazing. The dropped batons, the kids miming the baton pass even when there was no baton, the poor lad with the baton who ran the whole length of the pitch trying to get it back. Brilliant entertainment, bless them all.

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I loved the jokes from the crowd after Lineker's market stall got into trouble for having dodgy scales in the early 80s - quips such as 'Bit of an underweight pass that, Lineker'.

 

Plus, does anyone remember the Filbert Street Auction in 2002? One thing they sold was the two huge round LCFC logos that were attached to the front of the double decker, (you know - between the upper and lower levels, attached to the pillars). I can't remember how much the winning bid was - maybe 50 quid or something. Anyway, at the end of the auction, people were allowed on the pitch for a farewell stroll. Some blokes were having a kickabout using the goal in front of the kop - and one wild shot slammed into one of the those huge logos - and snapped it in half. I remember thinking how amazing it was that someone like Akinbiyi had never managed the same feat in a real game.  

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