Kasper Schmeichel officially joins Nice

[Durnerz]

A real legend of our club and who knows, maybe one day he'll come back and manage us. All the best in Nice, Kasper. Better weather but a worse training ground. 

[Beechey]

@Corky Here's an album of the ones I follow. I'm sure more will post as the night goes on https://imgur.com/a/8nXjlLo

 

 

 

Edited 3 August 2022 by Beechey

[Happy Fox]

6 minutes ago, Jakemoore said:

I don’t think I he was shafted. I think he wanted to go and we saw an opportunity to save his wages for a year. It was win win. 

You would hope some of our deadwood would have left before our first choice number one goalkeeper mate it’s sickening. Unless we replace Kasper with an equally as good goalkeeper we are worse off imo.

[MCFC]

Been a great 'keeper and a real pain to play against at times over the years. I know plenty of mates and myself have always respected him deeply for his response to the awful crash, though his days in Manchester are a very distant memory by now. Hope he does well for the remaining years of his career.

[Sampson]

1 minute ago, Beechey said:

@Corky Here's an album of the ones I follow https://imgur.com/a/8nXjlLo

Thanks for this! Love this one from Kingy!

 

[coolhandfox]

1 minute ago, Happy Fox said:

You would hope some of our deadwood would have left before our first choice number one goalkeeper mate it’s sickening. Unless we replace Kasper with an equally as good goalkeeper we are worse off imo.

Maybe the club think Iversen can become just as good and now is the time to invest in his development.

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

No more Mr OG Nice guy

[walkerleeds]

I consider myself a pretty emotionally stable bloke but this has got me feeling quite sad tonight.

[Webbo]

So he's joined another club.

 

[whoareyaaa]

8 minutes ago, Jakemoore said:

The thing that makes me most sad about this is that we didn’t get to say goodbye. No final game lap of honour or anything like that! 😢

Agree bit odd, surely if they knew he was going they would have made the most of it against Seville.

 

Probably fell out with BR  

 

[deanolegend1989]

Legend is thrown about a lot but he is the definition of legend.

I could waffle on for hours reminiscing of the years of success and commitment he’s shown but really all I need to say is Mason Mount.

That save alone makes him a legend. Big moments make legends and he was there to win the first FA cup in our history which secures his status as a legend.

Thank you for everything Kasper, good luck in your new chapter!

[HankMarvin]

Half the problem was that it probably become too comfortable 11 years working with Stowell and feeling like you’re learning something new everyday?

Be interesting to follow Kasper at Nice and seem if aspects of his game change under different keeping coaches.

[kingfox]

His Twitter post is a rollercoaster of emotions, what a journey of achievements.

 

Easily the best Leicester City goalkeeper in my lifetime, 11 years of many fond memories, will always remember his goal against Yeovil, that night he got me hugging strangers. 
 

Legend 💙

[Tielemans63]

Brilliant player. Brilliant pro. Brilliant captain. We're going to really miss him. Will be a while before we see someone of Kasper's quality in the number 1 shirt for Leicester imho.

[SecretPro]

Find it all a bit strange. Something just doesn't sit right with me. 

[dmayne7]

35 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

 

 

Thought it wouldn't sink in for a while but that's got me.

 

Hope we get a proper goodbye. We're meant to be having a testimonial for Andy King but that's gone all quiet.

[westernpark]

I find him responsible for our fa cup win. Genuinely didn’t hug my dad for ten years, until we celebrated in Wembley. Thank you Kasper

[EastAnglianFox]

I'm guilty that I'm one of those who wanted a new goalkeeper to replace him as our no 1

 

But at the same time I could never imagine him plying for anybody else

[Oadby Fox]

All the best Kasper, thank you for the brilliant memories for your true service to our club. We all have to move on at some point and I wish you all the best in your next venture. Up the Leicester 

[ALC Fox]

Another crack at European football and the chance to live and retire in one of the most picturesque locations in Europe. Can't begrudge the man that.

 

A legend of Leicester City. A huge part of the most successful era this club has ever seen. A man who ran towards danger to try to save our chairman.

 

Words cannot describe what he's contributed to this club and how happy and grateful he's made us to be Leicester City fans. Au revoir, Kasper. Until next time.

[StanSP]

36 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

Its usually common place to thank your last manager at a place of work no? 

 

Wouldnt be hard to say thank you to all the management team but particularly Mike Stowell or something like that.  Keep the wool over your eyes if it makes you feel better  

Keep the misery coming if it makes you feel better! 

[DerbyshireFox]

Leicester City Chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha said: “Throughout his time with us and particularly as a captain and  vice-captain, Kasper has always been a player willing to stand up and take responsibility, leading the team with distinction. His influence and his leadership on and off the pitch speak volumes about him as a professional, as a football player and as a human being.

 

“I know Leicester City supporters share the respect we all have for a player of Kasper’s standing after all his accomplishments as a footballer and captain and will join me in wishing him the very best for the next stage of his career in France with OGC Nice. 

“It’s clear to everyone who has watched him perform that Kasper has given everything to Leicester City every time he has played and the experiences shared between him, the Club and our supporters over the last 11 years mean he will always remain a part of this family.”

[Corky]

He was just entertaining, wasn't he? Whether it was spectacular saves, brilliant kicking, awful kicking, time wasting, fighting players to keep the ball when we've conceded, berating anyone and everyone, wild celebrations, enthusiastically applauding the crowd- he was always involved heavily in some way.

[crisp packet]

Feels strange. 

[Guest Manini]

A hero. I love him, almost like a member of my family and I’m eternally grateful for everything he’s given us as fans of this club. I’d like to think he’ll always have the fondest memories of our great club and our great city. Good Luck Kasper.
 

It won’t be the same without him, but hopefully he can look out for our results, and our new goalkeeper, whoever that will be, and be proud of both.