The Last Game At The Kp You Enjoyed?

[teblin]

I enjoyed yesterday, not a classic performance but important win. I live in Staffordshire, kids have lots of stoke fans as friends. So they were both buzzing afterwards too.

[NextPlease]

40 minutes ago, LC1884FC said:

Won't be a popular opinion but the replies in this thread are a huge reason why our homes games are so dead. Droves of people that don't actually like going still trudging down there expecting not to enjoy themselves before a ball's been kicked. 

Totally agree

 

Fans moan about players not being “up for the game” and “not committed”

 

Do they ever consider their own attitude when turning up for a game.
 

Each game is a new one, clean slate, , start with the belief we can win the next 90+ minutes.

 

”We” being the players, the fans and anyone associated with the club

[Nolucklcfc]

I think if we see some positive changes in the boardroom, have away of playing and get rid of some of these players, it’ll feel a lot more normal again. There is just lot going on and a lot that needs to be done to which it feels to some extend that wins paper over the cracks. 

[Fox92]

Birmingham probably this season. I’d say our best performance of the season and nice to beat a team so hyped up. And always nice to beat a West Midlands team.

[LeePhilpottsBaldSpot]

I enjoyed Sheff Wed first game of the season.

 

I don't live in Leicester and get to about 3 home games and 1 away per season.

 

Had a crazy run (/chose my games carefully) where I hadn't seen us lose between 2019-2025 before getting hammered at Everton last season.

 

The season of the Rodgers / Smith relegation I went 5 times and saw 5 wins, aggregate score 15-3 

[Dr Marco]

Vardy's farewell

[OntarioFox]

Ruud's first game against West Ham, felt like we'd turned a leaf on the turgid Cooperball experiment.

 

Oh sweet summer child, if only I'd known...

[Dan]

Southampton 2024.

[goody2028]

Enjoyed Birmingham at home this season. 

[Chelmofox]

Enjoyed Cov at home. Felt we were the much better team and should have won.

 

West Ham, Brighton and Ipswich were good games. 

[filthyfox]

Vs Everton...   2016

 

Also the last time I went KP,

[adejo92]

6 hours ago, NextPlease said:

Totally agree

 

Fans moan about players not being “up for the game” and “not committed”

 

Do they ever consider their own attitude when turning up for a game.
 

Each game is a new one, clean slate, , start with the belief we can win the next 90+ minutes.

 

”We” being the players, the fans and anyone associated with the club

Fans - Pay good money to watch a sporting event with a view to being entertained, repeatedly let down by what's provided.

 

Players - Paid 10's of thousands a week and dont provide even the core basics of their role.

 

I am not quite sure who you've managed to compare the two...

[Ian Nacho]

Without sounding a happy clapper, people saying that haven't enjoyed a game since 2019, why are you bothering still going down? Whilst the majority of this season has been pretty turgid, there's still been moments of enjoyment. 

[Dan]

9 hours ago, The Year Of The Fox said:

I was there, but didn’t enjoy it as it kept Brendan in a job longer 

Always wonder where things would be now if we'd lost that game. I think even under this ownership his job would've been untenable. He always seemed to pull a result out to survive the sack.

[The Year Of The Fox]

23 minutes ago, Dan said:

Always wonder where things would be now if we'd lost that game. I think even under this ownership his job would've been untenable. He always seemed to pull a result out to survive the sack.

He did

 

Top had flown back for it IIRC. I remember it seemed to be shit or bust for him

[Fox-LMA]

Yesterday I guess...

 

It's really the only chance I get to go out with my dad & nephew, & we always have a laugh. I like all of the people in my vicinity in B3, & it's great to catch up with them all.

 

And it's always better when we win. I know the performances aren't what we want them to be. But as we all know, the cost of a season ticket doesn't entitle us to slick football & wins.

[coolhandfox]

I enjoyed yesterday.

[C.J]

I quite enjoyed yesterday, game had a bit of spice to it. Much needed win. Don't like Stoke either, so it's always nice to beat them after the game that got us relegated to L1 & them promoted to the prem.

[dayday]

1 hour ago, Ian Nacho said:

Without sounding a happy clapper, people saying that haven't enjoyed a game since 2019, why are you bothering still going down? Whilst the majority of this season has been pretty turgid, there's still been moments of enjoyment. 

I’ve been a ST ticket for as long as I can remember, the football I’ve been watching the last 2 seasons has been painful to watch , you can pretty much predict what we’re going to do every match 

 

And people will ask why do you still go, well it’s quite simple I follow the club through thick and thin , and I catch up with mates pre-match , so it’s a bit of a day out like it is for a lot of fans 

[Voll Blau]

Yesterday was the first home game I've made this season, so I really enjoyed it. Always nice to be back among mates you've not seen for a while.

[filthyfox]

4 minutes ago, Voll Blau said:

Yesterday was the first home game I've made this season, so I really enjoyed it. Always nice to be back among mates you've not seen for a while.

You saw Daka score, as well as a win!!!!

[Bert]

3 hours ago, Dan said:

Southampton 2024.

First one that came to mind for me too. 

[Voll Blau]

46 minutes ago, filthyfox said:

You saw Daka score, as well as a win!!!!

Best dust off the Zambia flag...

[Sunbury Fox]

Quite surprised to see Birmingham at home popping up in this thread. We had only 5 shots (2 on target) all game in that one. So even fewer shots than in yesterday's game, which everyone is regarding as bang average at best. 

[Parafox]

Any match where I don't need to use the toilets.