The most shocking thing you've witnessed from a Leicester player?

[fazzyfox]

Thug Neil Lennon violently and recklessly meeting angelic Alan Shearers swinging foot with his face bringing our club into disrepute*   

 

*= According to F.A. report on incident

[Aus Fox]

Not quite a Leicester player, but it was at Leicester.

 

 

[indierich06]

Tom Hopper getting his arse scranned.

[foxile5]

Paddy McCarthy strangling, I believe,  a young Richard Stearman, and screaming at him in front of the Kop.

 

Stearman's crime? Clearing the ball for a corner.

 

McCarthy was just being unhinged and aggressive. 

[SemperEadem]

1 hour ago, FoyleFox said:

Threads like this just confirm to me what an absolutely special club we are. You genuinely couldn't make some of these incidents up. 

There is a lot to be said for being shit and having a team of try hards. 

[foxile5]

Not a one off incident but the first 20 minutes of any game involving Danny Tiatto.

 

He'd just run around doing his level best to get booked. It seemed he could only settle into a game if he had the threat of dismissal hanging over him.

[foxile5]

1 minute ago, foxile5 said:

Not a one off incident but the first 20 minutes of any game involving Danny Tiatto.

 

He'd just run around doing his level best to get booked. It seemed he could only settle into a game if he had the threat of dismissal hanging over him.

27 yellows and 1 red in 3 seasons.

 

[Ric Flair]

Knockaert's antics with that peno in the play off semi final 2nd leg. 

[Golden Fox]

Full respect to Theo... but shocking from the other 9 outfield players that didn't have the stones to do it and put the smallest man on the field in the firing line.

 

 

[Foxy-Lady]

Norman Leet's 35 yard own goal Vs Norwich still keeps me awake at night.....defining moment of the illustrious career of the Vikings Tun legend.

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

Ian Ormondroyd galloping down the wing.

[Stadt]

22 minutes ago, fazzyfox said:

Musa, I believe it was v Sheff Utd in a league cup game, out on the right wing, head down, dribbles outside the full back at great speed at a strange angle as in "where's he going", straight off the pitch and keeps going, and going, and going, the only person in the stadium who doesn't realise it's out of play, wasn't even a time wasting exercise just a total loss of bearings, like watching a dog with a tennis ball run round in circles having the time of its life. Or a three year old has grabbed a FIFA controller and is pressing random buttons. Lucky it wasn't Wembley, he would have been down the tunnel and half way up Wembley Way before he realised.

He didn't run off the pitch, he tried to put a cross in and put it out for a throw in... on the near side of the pitch  

 

 

[majaco]

2 hours ago, RoboFox said:

Watching Christian Fuchs throw the ball as hard as he possibly could at Alexis Sanchez's face was SHOCKINGLY GOOD. I wish I could bag this moment and hook myself up to it via intravenous drip.

 

Never has a man deserved a pelter in the gob more that this twat, and I've never quite recovered from the tidal wave of second-hand embarrassment induced by the post-match selfie in the dressing room showing his "injuries"

 

Fuchs is right up there with the all-time great LCFC characters. Absolute bonafide legend. 

 

Sanchez was invisible at times.  It's possible Fuchs didn't see him.

[RoboFox]

57 minutes ago, Golden Fox said:

Full respect to Theo... but shocking from the other 9 outfield players that didn't have the stones to do it and put the smallest man on the field in the firing line.

 

 

 

Forgot this happened. 

 

The commentator saying "the goalkeeper in completely the wrong place" for the free kick. Give him a bit of leeway... He's a midfielder wearing a goalkeeper kit, you absolute fvcking div. 

 

Mad that he went on to captain the Greece side that won EURO 2004.

[Scanchez]

Not one that I saw personally but my older brother reliable informs me that he once saw Neil Lewis take a thrown-in and then just fall flat on his face.

Apparently he just laid there for a minute or so while the game carried on. Eventually another Leicester player picked him up.

[CrazyKopCorner]

Ian Ormondroyd bursting though the middle of the park and then treading on the ball and going head first into the turf at Portman Road circa 1992. 

[MPH]

1 hour ago, Mark 'expert' Lawrenson said:

Ian Ormondroyd galloping down the wing.

 

simply majestic!

[messerschmitt]

1 hour ago, Foxy-Lady said:

Norman Leet's 35 yard own goal Vs Norwich still keeps me awake at night.....defining moment of the illustrious career of the Vikings Tun legend.

He was at Guthlaxton a few years before me. Vikings Tun now a co op.

[Guest Basildon Fox]

10 minutes ago, Scanchez said:

Not one that I saw personally but my older brother reliable informs me that he once saw Neil Lewis take a thrown-in and then just fall flat on his face.

Apparently he just laid there for a minute or so while the game carried on. Eventually another Leicester player picked him up.

Or the time against Millwall when David Oldfield got sent off.  The dopey twat thought he had been red carded and trudged off too.  It was just before half time and funnily enough was subbed at half time. 

 

The Millwall players were proper thugs that day and were already down to 9 men.  Still couldn't beat them

 

Tried to find a video of it as it was on ITV but can not seem to find it.

[STEVIE B]

Matt Mills. Generally for being so poor. His standout was againsr his old club, Reading. Their 500 following gave it to him non-stop. He just froze. We may as well have played with 10. 

[Libertine]

4 hours ago, Unabomber said:

Rufus Brevett coming on and blasting the ball out of the stadium with what could have been his first touch. 

Was just about to add this. Incredible 50p foot.

[Frank Large's Black Book]

2003 - Wolves' comeback win 4-3 after we were 3-0 up still haunts me.

 

Wasn't there but listening in the garden my mood was anger, shock, humiliation and despair. 

 

Followed by "It's what we do".

 

I know folks will say "Spurs" but that loss was a freak.  Wolves was a just despair.

[Bert]

2 hours ago, Zaphod Beeblebrox said:

Or the time against Millwall when David Oldfield got sent off.  The dopey twat thought he had been red carded and trudged off too.  It was just before half time and funnily enough was subbed at half time. 

 

The Millwall players were proper thugs that day and were already down to 9 men.  Still couldn't beat them

 

Tried to find a video of it as it was on ITV but can not seem to find it.

https://youtu.be/ZDh76b1Js9U

This is the game. 

Edited 28 June 2022 by Bert

[Pinkman]

Those Hungarian wingers that Holloway brought in. Both played a handful of matches and then disappeared, never to be seen or heard of again.

[He aint bald]

If not already mentioned, Garry Parker cheating (3.00) and subsequently ruining the UEFA career of that poor referee