Memorable games

[Blue-fox]

Apologies if there is already a thread on this but after reading the new article on the LCFC website I came across the Leicester V Arsenal 3-3 at filbert street and it got me thinking about all the other memorable games we’ve had that can sometimes be forgotten, for good or bad reasons 😂. 
 

A couple spring to my mind is another 3-3 in the league cup V Fulham which we won on penalty’s with Peggy the hero (Walshie got the equaliser after a terrible pass from him gave them a goal). 
 

Also when we beat spurs in the FA cup and big Mark DeVries got a stoppage time winner.

 

Also being 3-1 at boro in 2003/4 and also 3-0 at wolves in the same season and not winning 😂

[Matt_Lcfc]

Leicester 4-2 Man City in 2016, that was a classic that I dont feel gets much recognition.

[Fox92]

1 minute ago, Matt_Lcfc said:

Leicester 4-2 Man City in 2016, that was a classic that I dont feel gets much recognition.

Also the 0-3 win at Man City under Micky Adams. First ever visit to their new ground.

[Matt_Lcfc]

Just now, Fox92 said:

Also the 0-3 win at Man City under Micky Adams. First ever visit to their new ground.

We have had some classics against them really. Still devastated that the 5-2 hammering last season was behind closed doors though.

[goody2028]

[deanolegend1989]

5-3 Man Utd 2014/2015. The most memorable game ever in the Prem era for us I think.

4-2 Man Utd this season will be too.

1-3 Man City at the Ethiad 15/16.

0-1 Spurs at the Lane 15/16.

2-5 Man City Ethiad 20/21.

0-9 Saints 19/20.

2-1 Vs Spurs at filbert street 98/99.

[grobyfox1990]

Steve Howard 2009 v Leeds. On the flip side Boxing Day 2004 v Rotherham was memorably depressing 

[Matt_Lcfc]

Going to throw Leicester 2-1 Spurs and Newcastle 2-3 Leicester into the mix - they were two really entertaining games in what was quite an uninspiring season.

Edited 31 October 2021 by Matt_Lcfc

[grobyfox1990]

Actually Lilian nalis in 2004 v Leeds was amazing. Thumping 4-0 win. Maybe when I was younger things were more unbelievably amazing and depressing 

[STEVIE B]

5-2 v Shrewsbury. FA Cup QF. ‘82. 

[Blue-fox]

2 minutes ago, grobyfox1990 said:

Actually Lilian nalis in 2004 v Leeds was amazing. Thumping 4-0 win. Maybe when I was younger things were more unbelievably amazing and depressing 

That was a great game. Another from that season I remember fondly was when we drew 1-1 with Arsenal at home

[Fox92]

13 minutes ago, Blue-fox said:

That was a great game. Another from that season I remember fondly was when we drew 1-1 with Arsenal at home

Ashley Cole with one of the worse challenges I've seen.

[Guest Electric Yetis]

Leicester 4-4 Watford December 27th 1993.

 

Equaliser from Ormondroyd deep into injury time.

Perfect preparation for our away match at Derby the very next day! Must be the last time we played in consecutive days?

[goody2028]

Also for me the 2-0 win against arsenal in 2019. Was something about that game under the lights. 

[MrsJohnMurphy]

0-4 at Derby 1998

 

4 headed goals in 15 minutes

[MrsJohnMurphy]

 also the 4-1 against Derby 2013/14

[Blue-fox]

Danny Cadermarteri last minute equaliser in a 2-2 draw with Fulham. 

[Guest Sharpe's Fox]

Anyone remember that game against Bolton where we scored like 5 and Lloyd Dyer made a solo run from the half way line on the left hand side and smashed it in the net? Scenes.

[Jaspa]

[Vacamion]

 

The "Allez les bleus" game against Forest with a late Knockaert goal.

 

What fun...

 

 

 

 

Edited 31 October 2021 by Vacamion
Autocorrect wanted blues not bleus

[Izzy]

45 minutes ago, Blue-fox said:

A couple spring to my mind is another 3-3 in the league cup V Fulham which we won on penalty’s with Peggy the hero (Walshie got the equaliser after a terrible pass from him gave them a goal). 

I'm embarrassed to admit that this is the only game in my life that I've ever left early (lesson learnt!)

 

I remember looking at the clock and it was 82 minutes and we were 2-0 down, I looked at my mate and he nodded so we walked out. Halfway down the street and heard a massive roar so we dived into the Half Time Orange to see it on TV and then Walshie equalized. Stayed in there for ET and pens but always regretted losing the faith that night!

 

 

[tom27111]

Both 5-4's against Newcastle circa 1989?

 

Won at home, lost away.

 

David Kelly and Micky Quinn bot got hat-tricks at Filbert Street.

 

Beating Derby away 2-1 early 90's.

 

Wolves 3-2 away, the Mark McGreedy game, when Heskey scored the winner and had a Thermos flask chucked at him.

 

But the ultimate for me and I've said it many times before, was the ZDS Northern Semi-Final away at Notts County.

 

If you know, you know.

 

I'm still drying out.

Edited 31 October 2021 by tom27111

[l444ry]

Orient 0 Leicester 1 (1980); Fulham 0 Leicester 1 (1983); Luton 0 Leicester 4. QPR 0 Leicester 2 (1974); Notts County 1 Leicester 2  (1992); Leicester 5 Cambridge Utd 0 (1992)

Notts County game is always worth another showing. If you were there you know.

 

 

[DoveValleyFox]

Leicester 5 Shrewsbury 2, 1982. Had it all. That cup run ended in heartbreak yet again but those days are behind us now thanks to Youri and Kasper.

[Sir Shep]

The game against West Ham when Vardy got sent off for falling over, oh what a day of emotions and when I realised we were going to win the league.