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1884Man

Stadium atmosphere

By 1884Man, in Leicester City Forum

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Raj

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A geezer behind me ( I've had an ST for 30 years and have been in my seat since KP was opened and he comes now and again when his mate cant make it AND hes even older than me..)said to me " Cant you just be quiet and not swear all the time!"🤣🤣🤣...

 

When Vardy scored I sarcastically  asked him after if it was okay that I celebrated...

 

Sums up our fanbase really.

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Raj

Raj

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13 hours ago, OntarioFox said:

Be curious to know if anything was done about the gaggle of knuckle draggers who were singing 'town full of [racist term for folks of South Asian origin]' on their way into the ground. :dry:

Oh that would be really original for them cvnts🙄

fox in the sox

fox in the sox

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38 minutes ago, guest123 said:

what did they do in town please? heard they had took over the Globe and O'Neils early doors but were alright

Throwing items at passing cars/buses that were not even Leicester fans, smoke bombs, racist songs - people were finding other routes as looked nasty.

guest123

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7 minutes ago, Ginger_Filbert said:

Best L1 has been in ages.

Can’t remember which song it was as I was bladdered but there was a song we belted out at one point that was as loud as I’ve heard us in a very long time. 

Does LJ still go up there and get things going?

Guest worth_the_wait

Guest worth_the_wait

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7 minutes ago, Ginger_Filbert said:


Can’t remember which song it was as I was bladdered but there was a song we belted out at one point that was as loud as I’ve heard us in a very long time. 

Classic.

 

Brilliant song, belted it out really load, loved it.   Can't remember what it was, mind!

 

(Sounds like you had a good day on the beer)  :beer:

guest123

guest123

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13 minutes ago, Ginger_Filbert said:

I wish. The lad on the drum is an imbecile. 
 

LJ is unfortunately having a lot of personal issues. 

yeah heard about that, hope he gets through it all

 

all the best L if you read this

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Ginger_Filbert

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1 minute ago, worth_the_wait said:

Classic.

 

Brilliant song, belted it out really load, loved it.   Can't remember what it was, mind!

 

(Sounds like you had a good day on the beer)  :beer:

It was the works Christmas (I know) piss up. Think id had 6ish pints by 12 so yeah you can see why my memory isn’t too great 😂

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guest123

guest123

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Just now, westernpark said:

One thing I didn’t like yesterday, it may just be personal preference, was the drum being played during the post horn gallop.

i noticed in between songs against Preston the continuous drumming actually encouraged people to sit there using them stupid clappers clapping along to the beat

Daggers

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14 hours ago, OntarioFox said:

knuckle draggers who were singing 'town full of [racist term for folks of South Asian origin]' on their way into the ground. :dry:

 

13 hours ago, Raj said:

horrid club.

Cherry on the cake if we go up and they go down!

The Millwall of the Midlands. Hateful, odious little club with chippy little racist fans. If they were to go bust tomorrow I’d have fireworks out in the back garden and be inviting people to a party. 

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westernpark

westernpark

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15 minutes ago, guest123 said:

i noticed in between songs against Preston the continuous drumming actually encouraged people to sit there using them stupid clappers clapping along to the beat

Thankfully there aren't many clapper near me but a drum has to be used properly.

Raj

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Also had to explain to my 15 year old daughter why "fans" on both sides still boo when the players take the knee.

 

I just explained they are abit retarded and slightly inbred.

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ChrisFilter

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As someone who now takes their shy 10yr old to games, I’m all in favour of the clappers. It’s encouraged him to start singing along now. 
 

Other team’s fans can take the piss all they like. If it helps generate a bit of noise then I think it’s a good thing. 
 

 

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Just now, Raj said:

Also had to explain to my 15 year old daughter why "fans" on both sides still boo when the players take the knee.

 

I just explained they are abit retarded and slightly inbred.

Didn’t hear any yesterday tbh. Idiots. 

Raj

Raj

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4 minutes ago, ChrisFilter said:

As someone who now takes their shy 10yr old to games, I’m all in favour of the clappers. It’s encouraged him to start singing along now. 
 

Other team’s fans can take the piss all they like. If it helps generate a bit of noise then I think it’s a good thing. 
 

 

Anything to get the next generation involved is positive.

Now you have to actively get your clappers people shouldn't really moan about them.

If you want one get one.

If you dont, then dont👍

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Booing the taking of the knee makes you a soft snowflake more so than those people you actually think are snowflakes. 

 

 

 

Daggers

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45 minutes ago, Raj said:

Also had to explain to my 15 year old daughter why "fans" on both sides still boo when the players take the knee.

 

I just explained they are abit retarded and slightly inbred.

I fully understand why you wouldn’t want to talk to your fifteeen year old daughter about the pathetic nature of their tiny c0cks. 

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kyleolly

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15 hours ago, ElusiveEd said:

Kicked off at HT too.

 

Some bright spark decided to open the gates to let the Stoke fans out to have a cigarette at the same time as letting the home fans out right next to them.

 

Bottles, lighters, coins, in fact anything, including a tin of vaseline, being hurled at each other along with the threats.

 

Who takes a tin of Vaseline to football? I think someone thought the phrase 'We're gonna tear em a new one" was quite literal.

Last time I went Stoke away some lads in front of me dropped a bottle of poppers on the floor no need for Vaseline apparently 

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Raj

Raj

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6 hours ago, OnlyOneCity said:

So 1 person reacting to Raj in the way he did, sums up our fan base! Really?

Relax

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