If you could change one thing about the 15/16 season what would it be?

[HighPeakFox]

Vardy would have scored at Swansea away.

[Unabomber]

Pearson in charge. 

[Vlad the Fox]

Vardy scoring pen v everton for golden boot.

 

Kasper keeping a clean sheet v everton for the golden glove. 
 

That the match v man u and the chelsea v spurs were both Saturday 3pm kick offs and we could have celebrated winning the league at old Trafford and still had the party v everton.

[Ric Flair]

I wish I could have " felt it " more. I was so numb down the stretch, think I'd gone in to protection mode as a long suffering fan of a provincial club who don't get me wrong had had some amazing times but this wasn't normal and it felt other worldly and I knew I'd look back on it and wish I could have remembered and felt much more of it.

 

It's a bit of a blur which is probably all the drink I've hoyed down me gregory over the years and I'd only had a son a few months prior so perhaps I was in a huge sleep deprived and pissed addled haze but I wanted to reach out and touch what was happening and instead I was just plodding along game after game relieved and trying not to feel confident or nervous and sort of wishing the outcome to be over with as soon as possible and yet looking back i should have soaked it all up and been present in the moment.

 

I was in my bad compulsive gambling stage then though so I'm sure thay took its toll too, probably had other things on my mind like sticking 8 bags on a virtual dog in South Africa. 

[Mike the Metal Ed]

I would have been able to retain my season ticket and not have to get a job that involved working Saturdays that year.

[Gazza M]

Not a single thing. Why alter an absolute golden year. 

[Foxdiamond]

35 minutes ago, pmcla26 said:

But then there would have been no Bocelli and the whole party atmosphere. It would have been a lot more tense. I love that we were just able to sit back, enjoy that Everton game and take it all in. 

Agree with this. Maybe winning at Old Trafford but this is looking at a gift horse in the mouth or only winning a quid short of a million 

[MattFox]

Wish we hadn’t have bought into the Spurs bottling it v the plucky underdogs narrative.

 

We were utterly ruthless in the second half of the season and didn’t look like losing the title at any stage after February 

 

If it was City or Liverpool the title race would have been declared over by March

[KrefelderFox666]

25 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

 

We could have won it at Old Trafford, right?

 

In which case, turn that draw in to a win and there you go. 

Definitely this. Our local boozer was packed for the match on Sunday, never seen it so busy. It would have been carnage. The Monday night it was pretty empty but I still felt I needed to be there.

[Bourbon Fox]

30 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

 

We could have won it at Old Trafford, right?

 

In which case, turn that draw in to a win and there you go. 

The atmosphere inside and outside Old Trafford was amazing, can only imagine the carnage if we'd won it. 

That would be the thing I'd change, I think

[Hammo]

Welbeck’s header.

 

At the time it crushed me - though in retrospect it was a ‘no pain, no gain’ moment. 

[The_77]

I’d go back in time and lay down a wager at 5,000 to 1. 

[TrentFox]

We’d have won the FA Cup as well 👍

[TheStig]

Spurs relegated.

[Blue ROI]

Not being able to watch the 3-1 win at Man City.

Would have preferred to have Nigel Pearsoon as manager. Would have been something else to have himself, Shakey and Walsh for all 3 league wins.

 

First World problems though.

[AKCJ]

I wish we'd won it at Old Trafford.

I couldn't go to the Everton game. Would have been absolutely magic to have been there to see us win. The party after the game in and outside the ground was biblical as it was but if we'd have won it it would have been truly special.

[gw_leics772]

1 hour ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Won it at the Everton home fixture. Fed up of the narrative that Chelsea "won it" for us against Spurs. 

Good answer but I like the 10 Point gap so would have won it a fair bit earlier if that Chelsea Tottenham game didn't go ahead. 

Clinching it at home with our result on the day would be the only thing I'd change as well.

Edited 4 April 2022 by gw_leics772

[weller54]

1 hour ago, winteriscoming said:

Arsenal doing the double over us. 
 

Wan kers!

[weller54]

10 minutes ago, TheStig said:

Spurs relegated.

God!!!....Yes.

[foxfanazer]

17 minutes ago, TrentFox said:

We’d have won the FA Cup as well 👍

Obviously that would've been unreal but I kind of like that we have the title winning squad and the fa cup winning squad separate. I know we get hung up on results but it's been amazing witnessing the best times in our clubs history 

[foxfanazer]

11 minutes ago, TheStig said:

Spurs relegated.

Who came 20th in a 2 horse race......

[st albans fox]

1 hour ago, Chocolate Teapot said:

Swapped the kop with the family stand.

Who knew - winning the PL turned out the be easier …….

Edited 4 April 2022 by st albans fox

[Phenom]

That I had been a supporter of this amazing club back then. Only supported a club in my country at that point (and have only added Leicester to my list of supported clubs) since then.

[AmyLGK]

39 minutes ago, The_77 said:

I’d go back in time and lay down a wager at 5,000 to 1. 

My answer too....more specifically, not scoffed at my husband when he said "ooooh leicester are 5000 to 1 to win the league, you should put £5 on" and my response was "don't be ridiculous,  I'm not wasting £5 on that!" 😭😭😭😭

[Spudulike]

For me personally, the two matches that I gave my season ticket to my daughter. Aston Villa and Liverpool. I promised her at the start of the season that I would loan her my ticket so she could see a couple of matches. Wished I'd have waited for the season after 

 

I went to 17 out of 19 so can't complain even though most were spent in a daze of agony and bewilderment.