Our system detected that your browser is blocking advertisements on our site. Please help support FoxesTalk by disabling any kind of ad blocker while browsing this site. Thank you.
Jump to content
cityfanlee23

Do you still get that lump in your throat?

By cityfanlee23, in Leicester City Forum

Recommended Posts

StanSP

StanSP

Posted
Posted
30 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

It isn’t on that but Sunderland Away is the one that gets me.

 

I would give a limb to relive it all and not think twice.

Schlupp not knowing why we're celebrating gets me every time

FoxesDeb

FoxesDeb

Posted
Posted

Yes absolutely I do. I have a pre match ritual watching the winning season montage, and it still makes me cry every time. I've got loads of footage saved, some of the random things amongst many that still make me cry are the whole of Stamford Bridge singing 'There's only one Ranieri', Birches smile when he brings the trophy out, every time the weather is similar to the way it was for the Everton game gives me goosebumps when I remember being at the KP,  and every time we're through on the break I feel the same excitement. I don't think the feeling will ever go away, and I also don't think it will ever be beaten. If we won the league again, it wouldn't be quite the same. 

Guest

Guest

Posted
Posted

The one that gets me is videos of bocelli.

For about 3 days after we lifted the trophy I just kept watching the YouTube videos of bocelli and crying my eyes out. Properly lost the plot when left to think about it.

 

Now......it's like a weird numb feeling of not really believing it was real.

 

Looking forward to what we can achieve, I'm sure we're all the same - it was impossible and it could never happen again - but every transfer window, every match, what if....

Wolfox

Wolfox

Posted
Posted
On 29/11/2017 at 02:04, urban.spaceman said:

You wouldn't imagine the amount of tears I had making this back in May:

I genuinely still can't believe it.

Very good… blub

 

Somethings should transcend hard nosed football decisions…. Seeing Ranieri in tears at the realisation that he was getting very close to fulfilling a lifelong ambition to be a champion really choked me…. It’s so sad that he was sacked the season after…. 

ramadaone

ramadaone

Posted
Posted

I remember putting something on here towards the end of the title winning season when the league was pretty much in the bag that it would rain against Everton because that would be the tears of Leicester loved ones from up above 

It rained against Everton and then the sun came out

Tears of joy and sunshine of smiles 

God bless them all

 

foxinsocks

foxinsocks

Posted
Posted
30 minutes ago, Wolfox said:

Very good… blub

 

Somethings should transcend hard nosed football decisions…. Seeing Ranieri in tears at the realisation that he was getting very close to fulfilling a lifelong ambition to be a champion really choked me…. It’s so sad that he was sacked the season after…. 

We should go back to singing his song. ... he will always be part of our most glorious moment

GloverFox

GloverFox

Posted
Posted
2 hours ago, toddybad said:

The one that gets me is videos of bocelli.

For about 3 days after we lifted the trophy I just kept watching the YouTube videos of bocelli and crying my eyes out. Properly lost the plot when left to think about it.

 

Now......it's like a weird numb feeling of not really believing it was real.

 

Looking forward to what we can achieve, I'm sure we're all the same - it was impossible and it could never happen again - but every transfer window, every match, what if....

Strange, but I’m so totally in tune to that feeling of ... just what if, all over again .... after over 50 years of following and supporting my beloved Leicester City FC, all the heart-ache, fraustrations, laughs and yes ... tears ... I’m still buzzing that the club was finally crowned Champions. It will keep me charged and ready to follow the City for the rest of my days ... it will also keep me vocal and miserable when we have a bad day at the office, because I love this club .... C’mon City

sm1

sm1

Posted
Posted
1 hour ago, Wolfox said:

Very good… blub

 

Somethings should transcend hard nosed football decisions…. Seeing Ranieri in tears at the realisation that he was getting very close to fulfilling a lifelong ambition to be a champion really choked me…. It’s so sad that he was sacked the season after…. 

Same here. Sunderland away i think it was, just pulls at the heart strings. 

turtmcfly

turtmcfly

Posted
Posted
On 29/11/2017 at 18:24, FoxesDeb said:

Yes absolutely I do. I have a pre match ritual watching the winning season montage, and it still makes me cry every time. I've got loads of footage saved, some of the random things amongst many that still make me cry are the whole of Stamford Bridge singing 'There's only one Ranieri', Birches smile when he brings the trophy out, every time the weather is similar to the way it was for the Everton game gives me goosebumps when I remember being at the KP,  and every time we're through on the break I feel the same excitement. I don't think the feeling will ever go away, and I also don't think it will ever be beaten. If we won the league again, it wouldn't be quite the same. 

Man... I was at the Chelsea - Spurs game. The bit that got me was the 'Leicester, Leicester' chant. Bizarre to be at another ground not watching your team but singing about them with tens of thousands of fans from another team. I know it was mainly intended to wind up the Spuds nuggets (who'd been particularly rancid that evening) but I'd like to think there were a fair number saluting what we'd achieved.

 

Still now watching that video above, seeing our named being engraved on the trophy, I can easily get two letters into 'WTF'...

Foxxed

Foxxed

Posted
Posted

It still amazes me. It amazes me the most is when I speak to people from around the world who know the story too. To have Leicester famous throughout the globe is incredible.

wokinghamfox

wokinghamfox

Posted
Posted
On 29/11/2017 at 02:04, urban.spaceman said:

You wouldn't imagine the amount of tears I had making this back in May:

I genuinely still can't believe it.

Like the birth of my first child I will never forget that moment. 

Webbo

Webbo

Posted
Posted

I'll never forget that season, I've lived a dream I never thought possible. The joy, the worry, the sleepless nights when I thought we were going to fvck it up. There are 80 odd clubs in this country that can only dream of what we achieved. We're so lucky.

irishfoxkev

irishfoxkev

Posted
Posted

Only 4 defeats in 47 premier league matches from  April 4th 2015 (the start of the great escape) to  may 15th 2016  was phenomenal and yep I regularly get lump in the throat when I look back at the various videos and montages etc from that period...What really impresses me is the professionalism and bloody mindedness  we had as a team at the end of both seasons....we secured survival with one game to go in 14/15 so last match effectively a dead rubber...very easy for the lads not to care but we went out and put  5 past QPR...Similarly in 15/16 we had won the premiership with 2 games left...again with all the partying etc it would have been so easy to not bother...We thumped Everton and more impressively drew away ar Chelsea despite going behind....great times ....there is one record we still hold from this period as far as I know and that’s Vardy scoring in 11 consecutive games...Still think it will be intact come end of this season ?

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...