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

[westernpark]

23 hours ago, coolcol said:

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 ! 

Why do you need to use this word? I’m sure saying Spurs would have just been fine.

[coolcol]

8 hours ago, westernpark said:

Why do you need to use this word? I’m sure saying Spurs would have just been fine.

I'm very comfortable using Yids..... Been using it years with no nasty connotations or context. Even "Spurs fans" call themselves 'Yid Army'/ Yids in matches, and lots of them are Jewish. 

Edited 3 June 2023 by coolcol

[westernpark]

26 minutes ago, coolcol said:

I'm very comfortable using Yids..... Been using it years with no nasty connotations or context. Even "Spurs fans" call themselves 'Yid Army'/ Yids in matches, and lots of them are Jewish. 

It’s an anti-Semitic slur. Post should be taken down, huge campaigns to stop people, including Spurs fans, using it. 

[fox_favourite]

31 minutes ago, coolcol said:

I'm very comfortable using Yids..... Been using it years with no nasty connotations or context. Even "Spurs fans" call themselves 'Yid Army'/ Yids in matches, and lots of them are Jewish. 

It is quite offensive and one that it's not needed. Just be wary of the language you use. Spurs is fine to use in the context.

Edited 3 June 2023 by fox_favourite

[Reginaldo]

Soyuncu kicking the ball out of the ground on his debut?

[ScrumpyJack]

Not sure if mentioned, Dyer’s header against Villa was everything that 15/16 squad was about, legendary stuff!

[TJQuik]

In order:

5) Beating Southampton 9-0

4) Beating Sevilla in the Champions League

3)Beating Manchester city 3-1 away

2)Winning the FA Cup final

1)Lifting the Premier League trophy after the performance by Andrea Bocelli

[shailen]

This made me smile 

[Ashley]

9 minutes ago, shailen said:

This made me smile 

Leicester sixth most successful club in England in my life time. 

 

Talk about big clubs goes on for ever with what criteria you bring into it but anyone says that we aren't a big club doesn't have a scooby. 

 

Edit: League Cup is missing off here... 

Edited 3 June 2023 by Ashley

[shailen]

1 hour ago, Ashley said:

Leicester sixth most successful club in England in my life time. 

 

Talk about big clubs goes on for ever with what criteria you bring into it but anyone says that we aren't a big club doesn't have a scooby. 

 

Edit: League Cup is missing off here... 

Couldn't agree more, if you add our success in terms of thropies and the infrastructure around the club, we are well equipped to be a big club. Relegation may hinder us but we'll always be attractive for a lot of players and I'm sure we'll get back into the PL soon. 

[coolcol]

On 03/06/2023 at 18:56, fox_favourite said:

It is quite offensive and one that it's not needed. Just be wary of the language you use. Spurs is fine to use in the context.

No it's not offensive imo,  especially when lots of Jewish Spurs fans use it themselves, and own the term to combat anti semitism itself . 

[Foxdiamond]

On 03/06/2023 at 21:52, Ashley said:

Leicester sixth most successful club in England in my life time. 

 

Talk about big clubs goes on for ever with what criteria you bring into it but anyone says that we aren't a big club doesn't have a scooby. 

 

Edit: League Cup is missing off here... 

It is amazing that we have managed to take a good bite of the major honours board in this period.

[trabuch]

Apart from the blatantly obvious
Vardy's 11th (Fuch's pass especially)
Mahrez pass and Vardy's goal v Liverpool.
Huth's header v Spurs.

And quite an obscure one - but I loved it at the time - Mahrez putting 3 Villa defenders on the floor