49er Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Man City - just took them apart. We could have scored six. Also, the first half of Arsenal away. Felt that we were so comfortable and so in control. When Chambers came on to partner Mertesacker at the back, the donkey duo,I thought that Vardy was going to rip them to shreds. Even when we went down to ten, they struggled to break us down.
TrentFox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 This thread is a thing of beauty. Think ive just run out it rep points for all of the wonderful memories on here.
theessexfox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I've still got Huth's header vs Spurs imprinted on my brain in super slow-mo - I was right behind it and time seemed to freeze.
49er Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Mane breaking through, rounds Schmeichel, across comes Simpson. Is it handball and a sending off offence... Could have been so important if the ref had pulled out a red card. In added time, Delaney shoots. Is it going in? No, clips the top of the cross bar, and we have our three points. Rodwell, ten yards out, must equalize. No, blazes over the top. Vardy sent off. We have no-one to replace him. This could let Tottenham in. Kane in on goal. Schmeichel tries to block the shot, but it flies off him. Is it 1-0? No, off the top of the bar and away to safety.
FireFox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 The fox at the Emirates Stadium on the January transfer deadline day
ithuriel Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 After beating Chelsea at home, in the pub and just a strange feeling that maybe something just might happen, still remember feeling so elated.
Raj Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Villa comeback and Jim's celebration! Vardys Liverpool goal Mahrez Spurs equaliser Ulloa's equaliser v Wham Shinji's overhead v Toon Vardy equalising Ruuds record Mahrez goal v Chelsea Going to KP after Spurs vChelsea handed us the league Everton day in general will never be surpassed Respect of the Southampton fans after the game Chelsea on Sunday Yesterday.... SO many memories!!!
Raj Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Oh...you only wanted one....Vardy v Liverpool( my mates know I loathe Liverpool!)
matty2702 Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 I think you could almost make a case for any game this season which is the crazy thing. I remember being at the arsenal game (5-2) and still thinking that we could potentially have an incredible season ahead! The way we reacted following each of our 3 defeats meant I never lost belief, although admittedly for the majority of the season I still thought getting a champions league place would be the pinnacle. It really has been a dream season but if i was pressed for one moment/game it would have to be Man City, I got the sense that that was when the rest of the country finally acknowledged just how good we were.
49er Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 All square at the Emirates as we head into added time. A heroic defensive display by the Foxes, who have played with ten men for the last thirty minutes of the game, will leave them six points clear of Arsenal. The ball is on the edge of the box. Wasilewski needs to shepherd the player out towards the touchline and the point is ours. He stupidly attempts to decapitate the player and a free kick is awarded... Welbeck.. Having been eight points ahead at half time, the lead has been cut to just two. Is the end of our dream. Surely, Arsenal with their star players and their experience of winning the league will prevail..
poggypogpog Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Two things for me. 1. I had a feeling City would do something special when we came back to beat the Villa. (Never in my wildest dreams did I think we'd win the league though) 2. My brother calling in a decade old bet that City would one day win the Premier League. We were watching Gerrbrand, Dion Dublin and De Vries at the time, so I'm sure people will understand my scepticism. It was only a 5 pint bet so I'm happy to pay out.
SpinneyHillRanger Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 The post goal roar, I don't mean after we score but after we conceded at home the response from the crowd was terrific, I'm particularly thinking of the West Brom game, I had forgotten about this as we hadn't conceded at home all year until that game, but the response was fantastic, it was also memorable against Spurs, Villa and Arsenal. It was a real boost to the team and inspired many a come back. The Arsenal game was another moment where (and I know I have said this before) the way the fans responded to that thrashing was just amazing, losing 5-2 could have knocked us, could have made us question our attacking principles, but it didn't because every single Leicester fan in the ground applauded our boys off as heroes because they had taken it to the best team in the league, not backed down and thrown everything at them to try and win the game and not be scared of losing. This. I hope we don't lose that and we dont become like the moaners at the Emirates expecting wins and just getting on players backs. The post goal roar after West Bromwich game was great, that draw felt like a win and the following night was brilliant.
ScouseFox Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 think a slightly different to the obvious ones was walking home after we beat liverpool. kop was in full "we're gonna win the league" mode for the last 5 mins or so, and walking back down queens road my da said to me "you don't actually think we're going to win the league, do you?" an i remember thinking holy shit, i think i do actually think we're going to win the league.
Jattdogg Posted 17 May 2016 Posted 17 May 2016 Way too many. When the fans were singing were gunna win the league 20 minutes past the games end.. or the man city game...or ulloas heroics... dyers neck breaking goal...beating tottenham..vardys record. I think most of all was just watching the players togetherness/comradarie. They seemed like regular mates having a laugh while beating teams game after game. Thing of beauty. And of course this.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Swansea home game, potential banana skin and we ended up thumping them 4-0 Silenced a few doubters that day
LestaAl Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 The support in the last 10 minutes against Southampton..... Driving out of the city centre after the Everton match , flags waving, pubs spilling out onto pavements, everyone tooting their horns, just manic with beaming smiles on every face.
Ric Flair Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Everton away was a defining moment that often gets overlooked. It meant we were top at Christmas which was the first team milestone that people started to take notice of us. We were quite poor first half as we had done in several other games in the first part of the season but 2nd half we blew them away and it should have been at least 5 or 6. It was magical.
LCCFox96 Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Okazaki's goal vs Everton Huth's header vs Spurs Mahrez's goal vs Man City
David Hankey Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Vardy's volley at home against Liverpool. Mignolet could only clutch thin air, absolutely great!!
Harry the Cat Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 As others have said...too many to mention but here are a few... Vardy scoring his tenth at Newcastle, the earthquake moment when Ulloa scored against Norwich, the instantaneous response by Mahrez against Spurs, Vardy's worldy against Liverpool and Mahrez turning Cheslea inside out. But like many others the win at Man City got everyone sitting up, listening and above all believing..even though after all I have witnessed I still find it very hard to believe.
NotQuiteAFox Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Definitely Ulloas peno against West Ham. The only time in my life I couldn't physically watch someone take a penalty, the relief when I realised it had been scored was massive.
Rob1742 Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Without doubt, being behind the goal at Stamford Bridge when Hazard scored the goal that clinched it for us. I thought it was going over, then the net bulged. After that I went into meltdown and started feeling like a different person. I forget most of the stuff that happens, but that I think of every day.
Donut Posted 18 May 2016 Posted 18 May 2016 Without doubt, being behind the goal at Stamford Bridge when Hazard scored the goal that clinched it for us. I thought it was going over, then the net bulged. After that I went into meltdown and started feeling like a different person. I forget most of the stuff that happens, but that I think of every day. I am not here to stir trouble with this post first of all. I believe you started a thread saying you hated being in the Premier League one time, and said you preferred the championship. What are your feelings now?
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