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1884Man

Stadium atmosphere

By 1884Man, in Leicester City Forum

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CrazyKopCorner

CrazyKopCorner

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14 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Looking back, I think all the Ecstasy we took in those days might have played a part (well for me anyway :D)

I was on larger and whiskey chasers and the odd pre game lucky flaming sambuca 

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Tuna

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12 hours ago, Pliskin said:

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What does this mean? Seen you post this before.

Pliskin

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Just now, Tuna said:

What does this mean? Seen you post this before.

In reference to our resident M&S pack up, and Pringle army, who just sit there in silence, take their free cake and clap failure and support regressions! 

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Heathrow fox

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1 hour ago, CrazyKopCorner said:

**** me that season we had a totally passionate support. Pitch invasion at Swindon after a 0-0 1st game of the season - Leicester are back hello, hello, scenes at Southend, 8,000 dancing in the rain for a ZDS cup game at Notts County,  40,000 + at Wembley and so Many more. Sets my heart racing just thinking of those great memories 

That all stemmed from the great escape end of season 90/91.A fresh start on all levels.Brain Little arriving via helicopter and spending £200000 on a bunch of unknowns and still managing to inject positivity throughout the club and fanbase.Attendances doubled overnight and the pride returned after years of endless relegation battles.
Pretty much continued until the fall out of the administration.

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worth_the_wait

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54 minutes ago, Heathrow fox said:

That all stemmed from the great escape end of season 90/91.A fresh start on all levels.Brain Little arriving via helicopter and spending £200000 on a bunch of unknowns and still managing to inject positivity throughout the club and fanbase.Attendances doubled overnight and the pride returned after years of endless relegation battles.
Pretty much continued until the fall out of the administration.

Absolutely.   We were so close to being relegated to the 3rd Division for the first time in our history, that it shook everyone up.    We were so glad, just to be in the 2nd Division!

 

Took near on 4,000 to Swindon for the opening League match, and it was pretty mental tbh.   It just went on from there ...

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CrazyKopCorner

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6 hours ago, worth_the_wait said:

Absolutely.   We were so close to being relegated to the 3rd Division for the first time in our history, that it shook everyone up.    We were so glad, just to be in the 2nd Division!

 

Took near on 4,000 to Swindon for the opening League match, and it was pretty mental tbh.   It just went on from there ...

Yes I can still remember the chorus of Leicester are back from those on the pitch at Swindon and those in the stands, it really felt it and it went on to be true. 

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worth_the_wait

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2 hours ago, CrazyKopCorner said:

Yes I can still remember the chorus of Leicester are back from those on the pitch at Swindon and those in the stands, it really felt it and it went on to be true. 

Skip to 3m 30s.    Crazy days.

 

 

Skip to 3m 30s.

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CrazyKopCorner

CrazyKopCorner

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40 minutes ago, worth_the_wait said:

Skip to 3m 30s.    Crazy days.

 

 

Skip to 3m 30s.

Yes, I remember them starting it but the baby squad were pretty active around that time - Not that long after the Hare Krishna riot! 

 

It was a eutrophic afternoon which when you think was a 0-0 at Swindon (Reidy hit the bar after we'd barely got out of our half for much of the game) shows how shite we'd been for a few years 

purpleronnie

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11 hours ago, worth_the_wait said:

In 1991-92, we were just about as good as anyone.

 

Like Southend away ...

 


 

Wasn't long after that things started to get worse, main stand knocked down around 93, seating the kop 94?  I actually started to lose interest in going to as many games even then, but compared to now, it was bliss.

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SK3Blue

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My 18 year old lad and I got told to sit down PRE MATCH! by a grumpy couple at the women’s game yesterday. I turned round to see what looked like a typical happy clapper KPFC never heard of LCFC till 2016 type. 
 

My reply was P**s off and sit somewhere else (there’s always plenty of seats at the women’s games) we have season tickets and I’d never seen them before, the woman, oddly looked like Wout Faes. 

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Izzy

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8 minutes ago, djskydiver said:

Monday's game/atmosphere is going to be a cess pit isn't it.

Not according to the e-mail I got yesterday :rolleyes:

 

Hi Foxes Fan,

Don't miss out on the chance to take in some Premier League football under the lights this coming Monday, as City take on Newcastle United at King Power Stadium on Monday 7 April (8pm kick-off).

 

Experience the unique and authentic atmosphere that Premier League football under the lights at King Power Stadium can provide, as Ruud van Nistelrooy's side return to action on Filbert Way.

 

With tickets remaining on general sale, be there and back the Foxes in person as they take on this year’s Carabao Cup winners in LE2!

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Mike the Metal Ed

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2 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Not according to the e-mail I got yesterday :rolleyes:

 

Hi Foxes Fan,

Don't miss out on the chance to take in some Premier League football under the lights this coming Monday, as City take on Newcastle United at King Power Stadium on Monday 7 April (8pm kick-off).

 

Experience the unique and authentic atmosphere that Premier League football under the lights at King Power Stadium can provide, as Ruud van Nistelrooy's side return to action on Filbert Way.

 

With tickets remaining on general sale, be there and back the Foxes in person as they take on this year’s Carabao Cup winners in LE2!

I'm not going if there's not a fantastic light show.

Stuntman_Mike

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10 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Not according to the e-mail I got yesterday :rolleyes:

 

Hi Foxes Fan,

Don't miss out on the chance to take in some Premier League football under the lights this coming Monday, as City take on Newcastle United at King Power Stadium on Monday 7 April (8pm kick-off).

 

Experience the unique and authentic atmosphere that Premier League football under the lights at King Power Stadium can provide, as Ruud van Nistelrooy's side return to action on Filbert Way.

 

With tickets remaining on general sale, be there and back the Foxes in person as they take on this year’s Carabao Cup winners in LE2!

When I read waffle like this it just pushes me even further away. What unique and authentic atmosphere? lol The club don't like the only people that sing.

niyaminski

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14 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Not according to the e-mail I got yesterday :rolleyes:

 

Hi Foxes Fan,

Don't miss out on the chance to take in some Premier League football under the lights this coming Monday, as City get battered by Newcastle United at King Kuunts Stadium on Monday 7 April (8pm kick-off).

 

Experience the unique and authentic atmosphere that Premier League football under the lights at King Power Stadium can provide as the geordies sing all night long to 29 thousand empty seats.

 

With tickets remaining on general sale (as no members are insane enough to watch the shower of shite that this contest promises to be) be there and back the Foxes in person as they take on this year’s Carabao Cup winners in LE2!

 

Fixed the email abit.

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Nolucklcfc

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13 minutes ago, Izzy said:

Not according to the e-mail I got yesterday :rolleyes:

 

Hi Foxes Fan,

Don't miss out on the chance to take in some Premier League football under the lights this coming Monday, as City take on Newcastle United at King Power Stadium on Monday 7 April (8pm kick-off).

 

Experience the unique and authentic atmosphere that Premier League football under the lights at King Power Stadium can provide, as Ruud van Nistelrooy's side return to action on Filbert Way.

 

With tickets remaining on general sale, be there and back the Foxes in person as they take on this year’s Carabao Cup winners in LE2!

Honestly who the **** writes this and thinks “that’ll work” 

CH1_Fox

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Just now, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Our fans aren't in the top tier.

“Our” upper tier. Or middle tier. Whatever you want to call it. 

Stuntman_Mike

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Just now, Eskay said:

RVN not bothering to come over. 

 

Meanwhile the fans clapped off the players. 

 

What an utter shit show all round ! 

This was pissing me off for some time. 

 

Until he made me stop going games.

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