Your top 5 moments from the PL era (2014- 2023)

[goody2028]

2 pages and I’m yet to see anyone mention the 0-0 draw at Boro away. Propa Barclays that one 

[crisp packet]

In no particular order..

 

Everton home title winning season . What a day /week /summer 😂

 

Palace away title winning season. “ you know you want to believe us, we’re gunna win the league “  just wow .

Brugge away . Still best away game ever for me. The city/ weather/ result .
Road trip nightmare.Reached Brugge to see thousands of of city fans , lots of beers wild goose chase from local police .
Ran to hear C.L music for 1st time .

what a trip . Winning in Europe for 1st time .

 

Man City away . Best performance of our premier league era . 6 pointer . Pivotal moment.  Peak kante .

Huth took plaudits kante was immense!

 

West Brom away great escape. Was watching a west end play with the misses on a big birthday. Streaming game on phone, Vardy scores late winner .

Cheered far too loud . Ssssssshhhhhhh.

[Wolfox]

I can’t be bothered doing 1 to 5

 

However, that little tiki taka move with shinji and others that didn’t lead to a goal v Liverpool 15/16 …. Everyone remembers the Vardy lob (I remember screaming ‘square it you pr*ck”), but that tiki taka moment for me demonstrated how good we were and how we  deserved what we got 

[Guest Col city fan]

Still a bit raw for me this thread. I’m not sure I’m ready yet to be ‘looking back with fondness’ at the Premiership era. I’m still wondering why on earth we aren’t still in the Premiership!

Give it a few weeks, then I’ll be able to reminisce with the best of em.

But not yet tbh 

[Izzy]

9 minutes ago, Wolfox said:

I can’t be bothered doing 1 to 5

 

However, that little tiki taka move with shinji and others that didn’t lead to a goal v Liverpool 15/16 …. Everyone remembers the Vardy lob (I remember screaming ‘square it you pr*ck”), but that tiki taka moment for me demonstrated how good we were and how we  deserved what we got 

I could watch this on repeat all night. Any excuse to post it again 

 

 

[Wolfox]

30 minutes ago, Izzy said:

I could watch this on repeat all night. Any excuse to post it again 

 

 

Mesmeric…. We were soooooo good

[Stuntman_Mike]

Everton trophy day

Wembley cup final

Victoria park celebration

Bruges away

Seville home 

 

 

 

 

[Daggers]

1. Cambiasso

2. Are you an ostrich?

3. All things Mahrez

4. Celebration pizzas for Ranieri’s RAF

5. Big Wes, a title trophy, an explosion of emotion

 

[GingerrrFox]

In no particular order:

 

Winning the League - the pinnacle of domestic football, best team in the country.

 

The 8 game winning run, 19/20 season including beating Southampton 9-0 - it felt like we were unstoppable on that run.

 

Winning the FA Cup - Can tell my grandkids that I was there when we won the ****er.

 

Jamie Vardy in 2015/2016 - for me he was the best striker in the world that season. If Erling Haaland had scored Vardy’s volley against Liverpool, the pundits wouldn’t shut up about it.

Being able to watch a team every week that has Ngolo Kante, Riyad Mahrez and prime Jamie Vardy in it. I’ve seen some shite play for us, so to genuinely have a team like that was special. 

[Clever Fox]

2 hours ago, Izzy said:

I could watch this on repeat all night. Any excuse to post it again 

 

 

This is the type of Football BR was looking for but was never able to deliver. Only in his Dreams.

[jonathan_ross]

[Vacamion]

 

 

Honourable mention for the game that had us beating the defending Champions, getting their manager sacked and confirming that when Mahrez was in THAT mood, he was impossible to play against.

 

I was in such disbelief at the headline the next day I took a picture.

 

 

[shailen]

9 hours ago, Clever Fox said:

This is the type of Football BR was looking for but was never able to deliver. Only in his Dreams.

Despite Ranieri's style being considered pragmatic in the modern day, it shows how important confidence and momentum are in football. These players on paper were less talented then the title winning squad but look at what that team delivered for us. 

[Foxin_Mad]

12 hours ago, Izzy said:

I could watch this on repeat all night. Any excuse to post it again 

 

 

And this ladies and gentlemen is how football should be played. Not boring sideways Rodgersball, fast progressive incisive movement with desire and ability. 

[fox_up_north]

In no particular order...

 

Vardy goal vs Liverpool

Lifting the league trophy

5-3 vs Man United

FA cup win

The general fact we played in the Champions League on merit of being actual champions

 

I've a soft spot for when Mahrez put 3 Villa players on their arse

[Foxin_Mad]

9 hours ago, Clever Fox said:

This is the type of Football BR was looking for but was never able to deliver. Only in his Dreams.

I'm not sure Rodgers ever saw us playing that way, that team was adaptable, could mix long a short balls, long range shots, crosses, headers. Rodgers mantra was very much pass it into the net, often we'd become stuck against a low block and have no idea how to get around it, Rodgers then insisted on going back to the defence,  a lot if teams worked if you pushed us enough we would cave in as we were soft or didn'thave the belief. To be honest Rodgers was 'lucky' with the platers that were already here, they did a job for him, during his time here the playing staff barely improved, yet he chucked them under the bus at the first opportunity. Man's a Charlatan. 

[indierich06]

13 hours ago, crisp packet said:

Palace away title winning season. “ you know you want to believe us, we’re gunna win the league “  just wow .

I still carry around the ticket for that game in my wallet, not really sure why. That was definitely the game where I started to believe we'd actually do it.

[coolcol]

1. Chelsea v Yids at the Local hero and the bonkers celebrations afterwards and at the KP. 

2. Seville home..... Crazy atmosphere.

3. Bruges away for the whole novelty experience of the CL as well as the win. 

4. Cup final win v Chelski at Oadby Town under a marquee with 300 other foxes.... Including Steve Walsh.

5. Legia Warsaw away to experience the loudest opposition fans in my 45 years watching footie. Spine tingling ! 

Edited 2 June 2023 by coolcol

[Onions]

No order; 

 

5-3 vs Man Utd. After the Di Maria goal I was terrified, but what an unbelievable come back. Vardy ended Tyler Blackett Man Utd career that day 
 

2-3 vs West Brom in 2014, Vardy last minute winner
 

Mahrez vs Chelsea 

 

3-1 vs Man City, the day people started taking us seriously 

 

Vardy’s Party. 

 

Added bonus, when we turned into Barcelona vs Liverpool, and Okazaki somehow doesn’t get a Penalty, I can’t believe how good the football was 

edit, I read it as PL moments, so I’ve stayed just PL. 

Edited 2 June 2023 by Onions

[Unabomber]

Ulloa’s pen against West Ham 

[filbertway]

1) Youri's goal in the FA Cup final

2) Vardy going clean through and making it 4-3 v United

3) Ulloas pen v West Ham

4) Mahrez goal v Man City

5) Brendan Rodgers being sacked

[Clever Fox]

2 hours ago, Foxin_Mad said:

I'm not sure Rodgers ever saw us playing that way, that team was adaptable, could mix long a short balls, long range shots, crosses, headers. Rodgers mantra was very much pass it into the net, often we'd become stuck against a low block and have no idea how to get around it, Rodgers then insisted on going back to the defence,  a lot if teams worked if you pushed us enough we would cave in as we were soft or didn'thave the belief. To be honest Rodgers was 'lucky' with the platers that were already here, they did a job for him, during his time here the playing staff barely improved, yet he chucked them under the bus at the first opportunity. Man's a Charlatan. 

I totally agree 100%. Then when you add in the 250 Million or so he spent on players plus the awful Contracts he handed out.

He did really stitch us up.

I just hope the Club properly learn from it.

 

 

[shailen]

21 hours ago, indierich06 said:

I still carry around the ticket for that game in my wallet, not really sure why. That was definitely the game where I started to believe we'd actually do it.

Whatever happens to us over the next few years, no club will ever experience what we did over that season as such underdogs. We can look back on 15/16 with immense pride. 

[Buzzell]

On 01/06/2023 at 21:01, Izzy said:

I could watch this on repeat all night. Any excuse to post it again 

 

 

Mesmeric, what a word!

[foxfanazer]

In no particular order

 

1) United 5-3. Still the craziest game I've ever been to. Won't ever forget this one. Had a massive hangover and the feeling of the ground shaking when Cambiasso made it 3-3 nearly caused me to come

 

2) Man City at the Etihad in our title winning season. Pure dreamland and the first time I really thought it could be on

 

3) Vardy's volley against Liverpool. The audacity of it. It really did feel like it was meant to be

 

4) Vardy's goal at West Brom in the great escape. never seen celebrations like it. Still gives me shivers to think of it now

 

5) Mahrez giving Azpilicueta hell and Mourinho then getting the boot.

 

 

So many more to choose from. The trophy lift, Ulloa v Norwich and west ham, Huth's header v Spurs, Vardy's 11th heaven

 

What a few years they were!