Is this your first do or die game?

[Sly]

I was at the Oxford game. I was too young to really understand though. 
 

 

[FoxCal]

Was at Stoke. Had been through the previous two relegations from the (then) Premiership but was too young to really appreciate the gravity of them. Could appreciate it plenty by 2008, but was still young enough to have some pretty misplaced hope. Stoke fans on the pitch before the final whistle is burned into my brain even still.

 

Not even nervous about tomorrow. This lot have given me nothing to be optimistic about and I’ll be glad to see the back of most of them over the summer regardless. 
 

I’m sure I’ll get caught up in it and recapture some of that hope if we go ahead or Everton go behind early, but I won’t lose sleep over the possibility.

[gw_leics772]

4 hours ago, Vindaloo FOX said:

I remember it well, felt like my world had ended when we went down, I was a lot younger back then.

 

Really going down was the best thing that could have happened to us back then.

 

Feel this could be the same.

I feel the opposite, like it could well be the end of us. It's like the play off final, one win is worth hundreds of millions, but unlike them, we NEED it, rather than all the good we can do with it, all the damage from losing it. 

 

But, we'll do it, so no worries. 

[gw_leics772]

2 hours ago, SheppyFox said:

I’ve followed city since 1902, I’ve never missed a match. Home, or away. 
 

Couldn’t resist joining in with the Pepe swinging, I am the best fan.

Plastic! 1884 for me, well actually 1880 and talked them into going pro, took a few years mind. 

 

I also hid on noahs ark cos the **** only let animals on. Boffed his wife, and the rest is history. They even wrote a book about it. 

[Blue Ed]

I remember the Oxford game just about. Wasn't there but listening to radio Leicester.

[Beachyboy]

10 hours ago, FoxCal said:

Was at Stoke. Had been through the previous two relegations from the (then) Premiership but was too young to really appreciate the gravity of them. Could appreciate it plenty by 2008, but was still young enough to have some pretty misplaced hope. Stoke fans on the pitch before the final whistle is burned into my brain even still.

 

Not even nervous about tomorrow. This lot have given me nothing to be optimistic about and I’ll be glad to see the back of most of them over the summer regardless. 
 

I’m sure I’ll get caught up in it and recapture some of that hope if we go ahead or Everton go behind early, but I won’t lose sleep over the possibility.

Yeah I share that feeling every defeat at the start of 2015 before the great escape felt gut reaching. This season has just felt inevitable. We've barely tredded water this past two years, an I'd say we'd be lucky to get to where we were end of last season now any time soon. Luton should give us some source of inspiration, as should out previous climb up from league 1, if we get the right people at the football club again, an that's players/ coaching staff and board members.