I wasn't there!

[jonthefox]

Atletico home game. I was in Queens , New York when I heard vardy had scored.

[StanSP]

Vardy's record breaking goal against Man Utd

 

[FoxCal]

In a fun (not really fun, not at all) twist, I have two ‘I was there... and then I wasn’t there’s.

 

Being an annoying child with a much shorter attention span, forced my dad to leave slightly early at Home to Arsenal 03/04, missing the Hignett equaliser. Suffice to say he was fuming. Lesson learned, though.

 

Never left a game early again. Until...

 

Everton at home last season. Had a legitimate reason for going before full time but held on as long as I could. 88th minute or something like that. Knew what was coming before I even got into the stairwell.

[Vacamion]

Non ground attendance related.

 

I was visiting Leicester from Glasgow and went to watch the Man United away game on 01/05/2016 in the pub in Leicester with my family who still live locally, hoping that City would win and I would get to join the celebrations on the streets.

 

I had a few days off work at that time and I could have stayed in Leicester for the Chelsea v Spurs game the following day, but I thought Spurs would win and so I gambled on heading back northwards.

 

Ah well, it had a happy ending anyway  

 

[kyleolly]

I left the Arsenal game before the 90th minute when Leicester were 3-1 down because my uncle was working nights so I wasn’t there for our 2nd and 3rd goal in our famous 3-3 draw against Arsenal

[Jimbo]

5-2 V Sunderland...

Missed Collymores hattrick

[Foxes1]

Went to all the European games home & away in 2016/17 except Porto away, not a bad one to miss.

[Metal Lover]

2 hours ago, Blue Fox 72 said:

I went to all 42 league games home and away in the 1981/82 season but missed the Spurs semi final at Villa Park due to a family wedding.

 

38 years on and I've still never seen us in an FA Cup SF. 

You didn't miss much, except my tears.

[fuchsntf]

Title year ..   My Deep hearted hurt!! Not being able to get to the Everton game & celebrations....and The following Victory-parade..

[CosbehFox]

I regret not making back to Leicester on the night we actually won the league. Particularly when a boss said at 9.05 he was willing to give me the day off

[Dan LCFC]

Man City away 2016.

 

Watford 0-3 when Knockaert scored.

 

Huddersfield away 2013/14.

 

Villa last season 1-4.

 

Stoke away 2014/15.

 

Burnley away 2014/15.

 

All European aways we've been robbed of this season.

 

Quite annoyed at some of those given I've been to probably 90% of our games in the last 10 years.

Edited 25 November 2020 by Dan LCFC

[Dan LCFC]

6 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

Leicester beating Arsenal away for the first time in 47 years. Absolutely gutted.

I'm far more gutted about missing that than the 2-5 at Man City.

[suffolk fox]

6 hours ago, Markyblue said:

There were pubs doing it a lot cheaper to be fair and porto was a superb couple of days " minus the actual game".😃

Copenhagen away 6.50 euros a pint if I recall.

[Craig]

Norwich away in the title winning season.

 

37/38. Should have been all 38. Annoys me no end. 

[jonthefox]

4 minutes ago, Craig said:

Norwich away in the title winning season.

 

37/38. Should have been all 38. Annoys me no end. 

I was there if it helps 

[urban.spaceman]

17 minutes ago, Dan LCFC said:

I'm far more gutted about missing that than the 2-5 at Man City.

Especially as we have a habit of walloping Man City when they least expect it.

[Dan LCFC]

1 hour ago, urban.spaceman said:

Especially as we have a habit of walloping Man City when they least expect it.

It's all such a shame. I still can't take this season totally seriously tbh.

[peterborofox]

Man City away 1-3, Southampton 0-9, Bolton away 0-1. 

 

They are the biggest ones that I feel I missed out most.

[Leeds Fox]

9 hours ago, tom27111 said:

 

Mods, can we have a name change to Leicester_Disloyal? 

Pub_Loyal 

 

Although I’m guilty of staying in the boozer and giving my ticket away about 10 mins before kick off. Or leaving at halftime back to the pub thinking the games gone/won. 

[ceredigion]

Orient away in the 1979/80 season. It was the last game of the season and although City were effectively promoted because of goal difference, it wasn't mathematically certain. But the 0-1 victory that day secured not only promotion but the 2nd Division Championship. My dad said we'd go but before the day before something came up which stopped us. So I had to settle for the Radio Leicester commentary instead as the supporters invaded the Brisbane Road pitch at then end.

 

I went to every home game that championship winning season season and a fair few away games too, including such exotic venues as Wrexham, Shrewsbury and Swansea but to this day I regret not being there at the end. 79/80 was a great season.

 

I was there for the Civic Reception a few days later at Town Hall Square when supporters danced in the fountain, the players displayed the trophy and Jock Wallace told us that next year we would be champions of England..

 

Even then, at a young age, I knew that could never happen.

[lnkstern]

Obligatory post for all of the non-UK supporters.

 

I wasn't there for any of it.  I did drive past Leicester during my trip to the UK summer '99.

 

Heck, I'm only about 4600 miles away, I must be a plastic for not attending more matches.

 

My list does contain a trip to see Leicester City.  Maybe 2023?

[UpTheLeagueFox]

Palace, Wembley 96 (was working in Ibiza)

Boro, Wembley 97 (was working in Egypt, but got home for the replay)

Porto away, 2016 (was working in London, the only UCL game I missed)

#plastic

[HybridFox]

I don't regret many games as the reasons were often pre-existing commitments which meant I would never have been able to attend anyway.

 

The one thing I do wish I witnessed  though was the title parade and the whole of Leicester on the streets celebrating. Seeing the images of my home town on TV just wasn't the same.

All my family and friends here yet I missed out being away at uni. It was in the heart of my exam season so it wouldn't have been wise. But yes I do wish I just thought f*** it and travelled back for that one day at least. Can't imagine it ever being on that scale with that emotion again 

Edited 26 November 2020 by TK95

[Leicester_Loyal]

11 hours ago, tom27111 said:

 

Mods, can we have a name change to Leicester_Disloyal? 

 

2 hours ago, Leeds Fox said:

Pub_Loyal 

 

Although I’m guilty of staying in the boozer and giving my ticket away about 10 mins before kick off. Or leaving at halftime back to the pub thinking the games gone/won. 

I think the Villa one was 2-2 by the time I got back to the pub I always used to stay in the pub as most of the lads I booze with never had STs, so going to the game would just get in the way and would sober me up. When it's away it's totally different as the lads will have tickets, so then we can stay together all day.

[kingcarr21]

19 hours ago, The whole world smiles said:

Bruge away it looked absolutely incredible. I could only make one European away day and ended up doing Copenhagen for some reason with hindsight it was a strange choice as a pint of beer was about 12 quid. 

 

Still could have been worse I could have picked Porto! 

 

 

I went to Porto .