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The "do they mean us?" thread pt 3

By davieG, in Leicester City Forum

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ParkerPen

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I can remember Pierre van Hooijdonk scoring against us in the 3-1 win, and none of his teammates would celebrate with him (because he was a massive twat)

 

he got sent off in that game for kicking steve walsh I recall.  

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coolhandfox

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19 hours ago, Bert said:

94/95 lost 1-0 lost 2-4 (they finished 5th that season I think) 

 

96/97 drew 0-0 & 2-2
 

97/98 won 3-1 & lost 2-0 

 

All off the top of my head 

Seems like a life time ago, your got a good memory. 

Jobyfox

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19 hours ago, PhillippaT said:

Forest? Who are they? Exactly :P 

Based in Gloucestershire.

 

Doing really well actually - top of League Two at the moment 

 

 

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PhillippaT

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23 minutes ago, Jobyfox said:

Based in Gloucestershire.

 

Doing really well actually - top of League Two at the moment 

 

 

Sounds like they might be Green with envy... ;) :D 

CosbehFox

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On 29/01/2022 at 08:04, FoxyLeon said:

If you've been to a Villa vs Birmingham game, you will see why all the 'East Midlands rivalries' are a complete farce.

 

Lucky to get a ticket with a Birmingham fan in the away end at Villa Park a few years back, game was a terrible 0-0, but the atmosphere was incredible, and outside the ground, it was very very spicy.

Inner city derbies (IMO) are always a bit more nasty. Excepting possibly the South Wales but both set of supporters there are still likely to work with each other. 

Paninistickers

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20 hours ago, Rain King said:

Only remember as I was there and it was Kamark's last appearance for us.

 

Forest were about to be managerless and there were rumours going around that they were after O'Neill despite being relegated. Their fans were singing 'Martin's coming home'

Exhbit number 1.million and 33 of their astonishing delusion. 

 

They actually believed he'd leave us, a top 10, cup and European contender for them, freshly relegated (and by a country mile, think sheffield united level of ineptitude) ....not to mention, he'd ALREADY turned them down about 2 years earlier and chose Norwich instead, such was his 'love' for forest. 

 

 

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Wymsey

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On 28/01/2022 at 13:17, Sharpe's Fox said:

The Pope is a Leicester fan confirmed

 

Image

 

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lol

 

Is that Sepp Blatter next to him?..

Fox92

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On 29/01/2022 at 08:04, FoxyLeon said:

If you've been to a Villa vs Birmingham game, you will see why all the 'East Midlands rivalries' are a complete farce.

 

Lucky to get a ticket with a Birmingham fan in the away end at Villa Park a few years back, game was a terrible 0-0, but the atmosphere was incredible, and outside the ground, it was very very spicy.

Villa/Birmingham probably puts most derbies to shame. It's one of the best derbies in the Country, definitely in the top 3 for me.

Bert

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On 03/02/2022 at 10:07, Fox92 said:

Villa/Birmingham probably puts most derbies to shame. It's one of the best derbies in the Country, definitely in the top 3 for me.

For pure hatred, there’s not a fiercer one in the country. 

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Heathrow fox

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The hatred between Pompey Southampton takes some beating.I know lads from both camps and it’s all they go on about.Extreme dislike of each other to say the least.

The fact they can go for seasons without playing each other adds to it.Much like Brum/Villa.

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filbertway

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Haha still find it funny how dumb people are to hate other people cus they support a different football team

 

Bit of banter and rivalry is fine, but foaming at the mouth and turning into a slobbering neanderthal cus someone happened to support a certain team is probably as pathetic as it gets lol

 

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fox_favourite

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31 minutes ago, filbertway said:

Haha still find it funny how dumb people are to hate other people cus they support a different football team

 

Bit of banter and rivalry is fine, but foaming at the mouth and turning into a slobbering neanderthal cus someone happened to support a certain team is probably as pathetic as it gets lol

 


an instinctive and primal reason - tribal. A sense of belonging to a tribe and we must do anything to protect it. 

 

I agree, and never understand violence towards another person just because they support another team. One time I went to a wolves/Leicester game and walked with a wolves fan. Just had a great conversation about football, bit of banter, but nothing else. Got to the stadium shook hands (pre-covid, before any asks haha) and we went our separate ways. 
 

It frustrates me when I see people fighting at stadiums over a football match.

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The Bear

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12 hours ago, filbertway said:

Haha still find it funny how dumb people are to hate other people cus they support a different football team

 

Bit of banter and rivalry is fine, but foaming at the mouth and turning into a slobbering neanderthal cus someone happened to support a certain team is probably as pathetic as it gets lol

 

Agreed. I've known a fair few West Brom and Villa fans through work, family or socially and they've all been sound. 

 

Never met a decent Birmingham fan though. They've all got chips on their shoulders thinking they're bigger than they are. Same with Walsall fans. 

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OntarioFox

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13 minutes ago, The Bear said:

Agreed. I've known a fair few West Brom and Villa fans through work, family or socially and they've all been sound. 

 

Never met a decent Birmingham fan though. They've all got chips on their shoulders thinking they're bigger than they are. Same with Walsall fans. 

Are we allowed to call them small time for leaning on their League Cup win now we've got the FA Cup (and that other one) under our belt? 👀

majaco

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I had a good chat with a Liverpool fan before the game.  Initially, he was being a bit tribal but we went our separate ways with an 'enjoy the game'.

 

It is shameful watching footage of so.e people going to watch the game I  the Leicester end being stupid. Can't use the term 'fans'.

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Riyad_Suarez

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1 minute ago, st albans fox said:

Five live have been talking about us for the past fifteen minutes…….. quite in depth …..

All good I hope... :whistle:

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Mickyblueeyes

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32 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

in all seriousness, it’s mad how so much can change in a year …..

I think this is the thing that hits the most. It’s been a year since we were flavour of the month. The perfect model. 
 

This current predicament is perhaps a learning curve for so many in management positions for us. Change at the right time is so hard to get right.

Koke

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Not that I care that much but the Forest/Derby love in is so cringe. Never seen a pair of "rivals" that love each other so much. Derby are a small tinpot club anyway but their whole rivalry reeks of teenage love relationship.. 

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