Four years ago today. 2 May

[Webbo]

I'll save Geoff from having to post this himself.

Just listen to Arlo White's commentary, a tad more enthusiastic than normal

[urban.spaceman]

15 minutes ago, Webbo said:

I'll save Geoff from having to post this himself.

Just listen to Arlo White's commentary, a tad more enthusiastic than normal

I don't think Peters is on FoxesTalk. He is being stalked by @UpTheLeagueFox though.

[UpTheLeagueFox]

21 minutes ago, Webbo said:

I'll save Geoff from having to post this himself.

Just listen to Arlo White's commentary, a tad more enthusiastic than normal

 

4 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

I don't think Peters is on FoxesTalk. He is being stalked by @UpTheLeagueFox though.

Arlo's commentary was on NBC in the USA so doesn't often get played over here.

We can all imagine what was going through his mind as he described it.

A Leicester lad gets to say that! Superb!

[ealingfox]

[UpTheLeagueFox]

28 minutes ago, ealingfox said:

 

Many #lcfc fans say: "Eden Hazard didn't win the title for us, we did it ourselves."

 

While that is true, had Spurs won at Chelsea there would've been no Andrea Bocelli at the KP & potentially the trophy ceremony might not have been there either.

 

So it worked out perfectly 👍

[Fox92]

10 minutes ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

 

Many #lcfc fans say: "Eden Hazard didn't win the title for us, we did it ourselves."

 

While that is true, had Spurs won at Chelsea there would've been no Andrea Bocelli at the KP & potentially the trophy ceremony might not have been there either.

 

So it worked out perfectly 👍

As I said on another thread, I'd prefered to have won it at Old Trafford. Would've been lovely given they dominated the PL era and we've all grown up with annoying Man Utd fans.

 

It still is one of my favourite away days, even Man Utd fans seemed pleased for us having chats in pub pre game, but if I'd change anything it'd be to win it there and not during a game that didn't involve us.

[KingsX]

3 hours ago, Fox92 said:

For context:

 

 

We may not appreciate his humor, either ... but let's not get all Spurs'd out about it.

 

 

 

[Fox92]

2 minutes ago, KingsX said:

 

We may not appreciate his humor, either ... but let's not get all Spurs'd out about it.

 

 

 

Tbf Fabregas did play for Arsenal, that's usually their number one reason first. This is the same club that still sing about Sol Campbell.

[Pliskin]

What a ****ing night. I got beyond pissed in the local hero, volleyed the neighbours pansies and sunflowers before passing out on the sofa. Thank god they’re all technologically inept other wise VAR would have had my pants down.

[Brooksy]

That commentary from Arlo White is amazing

[goody2028]

[whoareyaaa]

greatest achievement ever

[AjcW]

6 hours ago, davieG said:

 

Enjoyed that more for watching other teams as didn’t pay much notice to anyone else that season! 
 

Palace fell off a cliff didn’t they  looks like they got about 6 points between Christmas and the end! 

[stripeyfox]

2 hours ago, Fox92 said:

As I said on another thread, I'd prefered to have won it at Old Trafford. Would've been lovely given they dominated the PL era and we've all grown up with annoying Man Utd fans.

 

It still is one of my favourite away days, even Man Utd fans seemed pleased for us having chats in pub pre game, but if I'd change anything it'd be to win it there and not during a game that didn't involve us.

If I could change one thing about the title win, it would be for Okazaki to have connected with that cross at Old Trafford and we won the title there. It was pretty close if I remember rightly?

 

[urban.spaceman]

2-0 up away from home before half time, keeping their title dreams alive.

 

and

 

Dirtiest team in Premier League history.

 

 

[stripeyfox]

the shithousery of Willian playing that free kick into the corner at the end....

[Tuna]

 Still feels surreal even now.

 

What a team, what an achievement.

[FoyleFox]

2 hours ago, goody2028 said:

I cried after their title dreams were dashed too.....pretty much the first thing that happened after the final whistle in all honestly, but mine were of relief, joy and mainly disbelief

[Fox92]

42 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

2-0 up away from home before half time, keeping their title dreams alive.

 

and

 

Dirtiest team in Premier League history.

 

 

They totally lost it. 

 

I like Poch but it still makes me laugh the way he gets involved too.

[Fox92]

7 hours ago, davieG said:

 

Look how close it was for ages. It's absolute shite that "nobody else turned up".

[Spudulike]

This will become more and more legendary as the years go by. 

 

We've never been the same since. What other fans stand and applaud a pre-match video? 

[tom27111]

I remember it vividly. Exactly where I was and what I was doing.

 

I refused to watch it, checked the score at half time, still didn't watch...Cahill got one back, that was it, I started watching.

 

As soon as that shot left Hazard's boot, I knew it was in.

 

The look on Harry Kane's face was priceless as he knew it was over. 

 

Spent the next 10 minutes in hysterics as Spurs completely lost their head.

 

Then, the final whistle. 

 

I wanted to cry, I thought I'd cry, but I couldn't. 

 

Just sat there feeling on top of the world in a weird, numb, glorious trance.

 

What a team.

[The Syrup]

I live near Vardy's old house in Melton. Always brings a smile to my face when I walk past even though he doesn't live there anymore. There was several 100 outside that house that night, as well as the team partying inside,

[goody2028]

I remember the Southampton home game and coming out passing the away fans to hear them chanting ‘they’re going to win the league’ was amazing. Southampton wanted it nearly as much as us and I think every football fan felt the same, bar spurs. 

What a time to be a Leicester fan eh?

[FoyleFox]

I was just reflecting on something similar, a very unusual scenario, at the latter end of the season, everyone, except Spurs fans wanted us to win. Usually there'd be a divide between supporters, last season for example a resonable split between preferring Liverpool or Man City etc. In 2016 everyone was rooting for us, another quite remarkable element to a remarkable season.