LCFC most famous 11

[Wymsey]

An outsider could be Robbie Savage.

Been on a good range of football shows in the country and (albeit infamously) got penalised for using the referee's toilet at Filbert Street.

[FoxinNotts]

Just now, Wymsey said:

An outsider could be Robbie Savage.

Been on a good range of football shows in the country and (albeit infamously) got penalised for using the referee's toilet at Filbert Street.

I was going to say Savage, and Collymore too

[davieG]

The OP needs to define famous.

 

UK or World

As a celebrity 

As a pundit

As a footballer

As a ****

etc

[Toddybad]

Bit weak in defence.

Keown has to be in. 

Perhaps we can add Coutinho in, preparing for next season 

[FoxinNotts]

10 minutes ago, davieG said:

The OP needs to define famous.

 

UK or World

As a celebrity 

As a pundit

As a footballer

As a ****

etc

Ok, all the above, basically! Our starting 11 of the most famous players ever to play for us. For debate. Fame to me is defined by numbers, so globally over uk. Fame can be bought by things done on and off the pitch during or after their city career.

 

[FoxinNotts]

Dennis Wise? 👀

[Raw Dykes]

3 hours ago, HesNotGudjonsonn2 said:

Banks

 

Shilton

Schmeichel

Flowers

Schwarzer

Walker

 

Kalac

Keller

Arphexad

 

Ward

Ricardo

Zieler

 

 

Nobody mentioned they had to be in their usual position. 

No, but they did say 11.

[HesNotGudjonsonn2]

2 hours ago, Raw Dykes said:

No, but they did say 11.

Rules are there to be broken.

[Heathrow fox]

3 hours ago, Wymsey said:

An outsider could be Robbie Savage.

Been on a good range of football shows in the country and (albeit infamously) got penalised for using the referee's toilet at Filbert Street.

Good shout for Savage.Very nearly a house hold name,sort of.

[tom27111]

Dion Dublin, everyone's watching Homes Under The Hammer whilst quarantined 

[lestajigs]

10 hours ago, FoxinNotts said:

Bit bored, so thought I’d have a go at writing down our most world recognised starting 11. Just a bit of fun, for debate. Not much criteria, just the 11 through out our history which are regarded as being ‘house hold names’. Here’s my attempt:

 

4-3-1-2

 

Banks

Kåmark Keown Evans Fuchs 

Mancini Kante Cambiasso 

Mahrez 

Vardy Lineker 

 

 

Martin flipping Keown 🤮

[Izzy]

9 hours ago, tom27111 said:

Dion Dublin, everyone's watching Homes Under The Hammer whilst quarantined 

Any excuse to post this again 

 

 

[Jimothy]

11 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Any excuse to post this again 

 

 

I love the little curve ball of "Stairs going down to the cellar"  

 

He must hate bungalows!

[Fox92]

"Worldwide" is massive though. I never realised until I went to other Countries and spoke to people who knew nothing about what I was speaking of.

 

I'd probably say Lineker the most famous. I'd say most footballing Countries would know of him.

[Scanchez]

1 hour ago, Fox92 said:

"Worldwide" is massive though. I never realised until I went to other Countries and spoke to people who knew nothing about what I was speaking of.

 

I'd probably say Lineker the most famous. I'd say most footballing Countries would know of him.

Yeah, I'd say Lineker, Cambiasso, Mancini, Vardy, Mahrez, Kante, Kane and Banks would be the ones known around the world.

 

The likes of Worthington, Weller, Chandler, Rowley etc are well known in Leicester and the UK but I wouldn't have though outside of that much.

 

Actually, when I lived in South Korea a lot of people knew who Heskey was.

[Izzy]

Don't forget Alan Smith.

 

Known to millions of Sky viewers and FIFA game players 

[Scanchez]

Sir Les?

[Jobyfox]

15 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Don't forget Alan Smith.

 

Known to millions of Sky viewers and FIFA game players 

Good shout: "...... Alan ..... you must have a great insight into this club ..... "

[FoxinNotts]

37 minutes ago, Scanchez said:

Sir Les?

The name Ferdinand is synonymous with football, thanks to Les and Rio, as is the name Schmeichel with Peter and Kasper, so yeah, definitely up there.