Tielemans63 Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 14 minutes ago, David Guiza said: Dean Windass in goal if I remember correctly. Vaguely remember Oldham having the delightful Lee Hughes playing in that game too. What an awful human. You're right mate, it was. Windass had a hell of a frame so took up most of the goal. He did have a really good game though if I recall correctly.
STEVIE B Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 Barnsley away, week before Christmas, roughly 1986, 3-0 down at HT. It was freezing and it snowed, standing up with no roof.
MrsJohnMurphy Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 Reading this thread makes me realise how much we owe to this man...
Heathrow fox Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 From 83 to 91 we never got higher than 9th in any league table In fact it was one long relegation battle.I had gone through the school system,lost my virginity and done 2 years on a building site before I witnessed a Leicester side in the promotion places.
HybridFox Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 Martyn Waghorn was considered a Premier League calibre player
rn9013 Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 Put it this way...throughout my school years I was the only one in the playground pretending to be Elvis Hammond et al. We really were s**t for a sustained period up until a few years ago. We have so much to thank our owners for.
stevelcfc Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 4 hours ago, Tuna said: Playing Rotherham at home around Christmas 2004, Rotherham had about 6 points all season going into the game and were relegated by a country mile that season. Guess what? Leicester 0 Rotherham 1. The first game I was ever taken to.
shailen Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 That 04 - 09 period was an absolute nightmare. I remember going mad at a Barry hayles scrappy goal vs Palace in the last minute in what I think was the season we got relegated to league one.
Nickfosse Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 Watching us 1 0 down to Fulham under Taylor the year we were relegated. Got an attacking throw in during time added on in the first half. Nobody could even be bothered to get a jog on to take it and when we eventually got it in play an eternity later the ref blew for half time to a chorus of boos.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 2 hours ago, mod hero said: I remember all my school team being devastated when Michael Trotter didn’t turn up to our presentation evening He's a manager at Royal Mail now. Which makes him Nick Platnauer's boss. Also, where was I when we were crap? In the kop, singing, "oooh aaaah Plat-o-naaaaaah!" to the tune of the, "oooooh aaaaah Can-tonaaaa" chant. I like to think we were doing it ironically, but possibly not.
Vulpine Victor Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 On holiday in Gran Canaria, saying to another City fan, much to my sons embarrassment, “Who needs Cantona, we’ve got Ormandroid!”
foxer Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 2 hours ago, SouthStandUpperTier said: Watching Premier League Wigan coming in to poach David Connolly off us. Haha yes! Was speaking to my boss about that the other day. He'd just scored a 2 or 3 in the previous match. Got good money though I seem to remember
foxfanazer Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 I was looking through some of the old transfer wishlist on here from years ago /13/14 season I think trying to find a comment I'd posted. Some of the suggestions were amazing when you consider where we are now Honourable mentions go to Adam Johnson , Jack Rodwell and Ebanks-Blake
Wymsey Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 When Hossein Kaebi signed and some thought the club had a hidden gem in him.
Izzy Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 49 minutes ago, Heathrow fox said: From 83 to 91 we never got higher than 9th in any league table In fact it was one long relegation battle.I had gone through the school system,lost my virginity and done 2 years on a building site before I witnessed a Leicester side in the promotion places. That was the era I started watching us regularly home and away. It was bloody hard work looking back and we were rarely served up good performances. At times it seemed like months on end without an away win and they were rare as hens teeth. The 04-09 shit period I was mostly in hospital and high on morphine so don’t remember a fat lot about it thankfully
Brooksy Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 16 minutes ago, foxfanazer said: I was looking through some of the old transfer wishlist on here from years ago /13/14 season I think trying to find a comment I'd posted. Some of the suggestions were amazing when you consider where we are now Honourable mentions go to Adam Johnson , Jack Rodwell and Ebanks-Blake Thanks for that by the way
foxfanazer Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 I know there were more harrowing times but the Craig Levein era has to be one of the most forgettable periods of any club in history
Vacamion Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 13 minutes ago, Wymeswold fox said: When Hossein Kaebi signed and some thought the club had a hidden gem in him. Oh man, I was reading this thread for the first time while you were posting quarter of an hour ago, and one of the first names which came to mind, and which I was going to post, was Hossein Kaebi. Ditto "Casino" Jimmy Nielsson.
Corky Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 1 minute ago, foxfanazer said: I know there were more harrowing times but the Craig Levein era has to be one of the most forgettable periods of any club in history He was in charge for 15 months and won more FA Cup away games than league away games.
foxfanazer Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 Just now, Brooksy said: Thanks for that by the way were you one of the Johnson shouts?
Brooksy Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 1 minute ago, foxfanazer said: were you one of the Johnson shouts? Unfortunately
Vacamion Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 When we were utterly, lamentably shit under Fank McLintock in 1977, I was. for the most part. in the double decker with my Dad. Under Pleat, I was probably on a rugby field, avoiding the trouble at games. When we avoided relegation to the 3rd tier at Oxford away (Tony James and all that), I was in Eastern Germany, listening to a crackly "Sports Report" on the BBC World Service. When we lost away at Stoke in 2008, I was at a family gathering in Norfolk, with my by then terminally ill Dad, and then after we had been relegated he said "Well, that's that, then.. " and he looked at me with a weird expression and we both knew, and with a nod and an acknowledgement, that he'd never see another City game. Since then, we've been mostly brilliant, which is nice.
Heathrow fox Posted 4 May 2019 Posted 4 May 2019 18 minutes ago, Izzy said: That was the era I started watching us regularly home and away. It was bloody hard work looking back and we were rarely served up good performances. At times it seemed like months on end without an away win and they were rare as hens teeth. The 04-09 shit period I was mostly in hospital and high on morphine so don’t remember a fat lot about it thankfully Yes an away win was worth 10 home wins which is saying something because a home win could be rare ? The 04 05 06 period has been totally blocked from my memory.I can barely remember it myself.At least when Milan came in things started moving,even if it was in the wrong direction to begin with.We have been lucky in a way decent clubs like Ipswich and Charlton have had what seems like decades of turgid shite with no end in sight.
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