celebrities on the pitch

[UpTheLeagueFox]

1 hour ago, Wymsey said:

A true credit to Leicester..

Why did we have a washing machine salesman on the pitch ???

[Incognito]

3 hours ago, Spudulike said:

Jamie Afro. He was good. I think his chip pan was on fire. 

Still better than Sam Bailey though!

[volpeazzurro]

1 hour ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

Why did we have a washing machine salesman on the pitch ???

Absolutely. Not nice to air one's dirty laundry in public! 😁

[volpeazzurro]

1 hour ago, Gav_LCFC14 said:

Surprised we've never had a Mark Morrison / LCFC crossover. 

Perhaps he was unavailable, between prison sentences. 

[dynamark]

Pity we couldnt get Grenville Janner out there with Vaz .Icing on the cake two of Leicesters finest despicable individuals

[Guest StevieLynex]

What about that bloke who reports on matches in the Midlands for Talk Sport - does he count as a celebrity

[Ian Nacho]

Remember they had some X Factor bloke on singing at half time and everyone just boo’ed him

 

[Guest StevieLynex]

3 minutes ago, Ian Nacho said:

Remember they had some X Factor bloke on singing at half time and everyone just boo’ed him

 

That was Jamie Afro when we played Reading

[Guest StevieLynex]

9 minutes ago, StevieLynex said:

That was Jamie Afro when we played Reading

14 August 2011

 

Apologies if this has been discussed already, but why was he being booed? People may not particularly like his music or the competition in which he gained his fame, but I didn't think he gave a bad gig as such - it wasn't like we'd bought a ticket to see his concert and he'd forgotten half the words. Surely if you aren't keen on a performance like this, the best thing to do would be to let your silence speak volumes - booing was just plain rude.

Perhaps I'm missing something about this but I thought it was a very poor advert for us as Leicester fans when we give a performer that sort of welcome.

[Guest StevieLynex]

 

[January19th1974]

According to Wikipedia, The Three Degrees appeared at Bailey's one Saturday night in December 1975. They came on to the pitch, at half-time that afternoon, in their          high-heeled boots and fur coats and ran towards the kop. The kop sang back "get 'em off, get 'em off, get 'em off". Oh how we laughed!

[rico]

1 hour ago, volpeazzurro said:

Perhaps he was unavailable, between prison sentences. 

He could have sent someone in his place....

[Spudulike]

38 minutes ago, January19th1974 said:

According to Wikipedia, The Three Degrees appeared at Bailey's one Saturday night in December 1975. They came on to the pitch, at half-time that afternoon, in their          high-heeled boots and fur coats and ran towards the kop. The kop sang back "get 'em off, get 'em off, get 'em off". Oh how we laughed!

From memory it was chucking it down and they watched a 0-0 bore draw from one of the boxes over the Filbert Street end. 

[Spudulike]

52 minutes ago, StevieLynex said:

14 August 2011

 

Apologies if this has been discussed already, but why was he being booed? People may not particularly like his music or the competition in which he gained his fame, but I didn't think he gave a bad gig as such - it wasn't like we'd bought a ticket to see his concert and he'd forgotten half the words. Surely if you aren't keen on a performance like this, the best thing to do would be to let your silence speak volumes - booing was just plain rude.

Perhaps I'm missing something about this but I thought it was a very poor advert for us as Leicester fans when we give a performer that sort of welcome.

To be fair, were the LCFC entertainment committee really thinking it was a good idea to mix an XFactor singing Karaoke contestant with a football crowd? 

[volpeazzurro]

35 minutes ago, rico said:

He could have sent someone in his place....

Or returned later in a mac?

[tom27111]

6 hours ago, Aus Fox said:

I remember that bloke from homes under the hammer appearing on the pitch once or twice.

Martin Roberts?

 

Let's be honest, he'd have been more use than his co-presenter 

[Foxy harry]

7 hours ago, Aus Fox said:

I remember that bloke from homes under the hammer appearing on the pitch once or twice.

Dion Dublin?

[Trelleh]

Ian walkers number one fan after the 4th goal went in
 

Edited 21 March 2021 by Trelleh