If Leicester City didn't exist anymore

[Tomo260]

Bournemouth as it's my closest club 

[Stadt]

I couldn’t pick a team to follow in the same way.

 

I’d do the occasional Leicestershire non-league game. Follow Bochum and Vålerenga a bit more and get the away day fix with Leics CCC.

[LukeyZade]

Probs would not follow anyone else. If i did il just watch bolton or wigan as its 4mile e/w. Home game everyweek 🤣

[Brizzle Fox]

Leicester City will exist as long as football exists. It would just be nice if they one day became a club I actually was willing to pay money to go and watch again.

 

However hoepfully not too many years until KP FC cease to exist and this becomes a reality again,  and for that to happen I honestly wouldn't care what league they are in at that point.

 

Until then however having lived for 27 years in Bristol, I'll continue with having a few beers and laughs with my mates and keeping my social season ticket at Ashton Gate.

 

Hopefully it wont be the case of me glancing over at a moribund away end as the City players embarrass themselves again this coming Wednesday night, but I don't hold out much hope.

 

 

 

[jonthefox]

3 hours ago, Samilktray said:

Arsenal or Leeds 

Wierdo 

[jonthefox]

AFC Leicester. It would happen eventually. 

[waddadamadda]

Barwell most likely but nowhere on the level of love I have for Leicester 

[RoboFox]

Mahkedahbra. The Bees.

[Stuntman_Mike]

I'd just go more Coalville Town and England games.

 

There's plenty of clubs I have soft spots for, so I'd just go random games, keep ticking off the 92 and just groundhopping in general. 

 

 

[HesNotGudjonsonn2]

Portsmouth as I was born there. 

[filthyfox]

13 hours ago, Leicesterpool said:

Okay mainly this aimed at fans that just support Leicester, it would interesting to know what club everyone would support if say for example in an unlikely world Leicester folded tomorrow. Also you can't say a phoenix reformed Leicester City. 

It would have to be Weymouth

[Lutterworth Fox]

I've already traded them in for Harborough Town. Over the last 11 months watched them 26 times home and away with only 2 defeats. So much more satisfying.

[FoxFossil]

Stocksbridge Steels, just in case history repeats itself.

[steveb]

I used to watch Chelsea because i lived close by, it was a bit like watching Leicester, every season massive expectations, most of the time nahhh, unlucky, crap year, sack the manager etc.

So if its the dissapointment that keeps you hooked there are plenty of other teams to choose from.

 

[Silebyfox_89]

Leicestershire is missing a decent second league level side, Nottinghamshire has County/Mansfield and Derbyshire has Burton/Chesterfield.

Shame Loughborough couldn't pool its resources and use the Uni/College to create half decent side.

[purpleronnie]

No-one and just to go to games in other countries.

[Foxdiamond]

My grandson's team is Stevenage. Way things are going they might pass us on our way to League One and they reach championship which seems crazy or we play in same division next season. If the unthinkable happened and there was no Leicester club then support my grandson. 

[Great Boos Up]

Quorn FC

[srevell580]

13 hours ago, steveherbe said:

Played against them for Barwell about 150 years ago! Or was it Holwell Works back then?

They started as Works but changed the name in the 90's I think. Finding wins hard to come by this season! 

[spacemunky]

Odds Ballklubb

[melrose]

Maybe Gresley Rovers, a few doors up from where the mother in law lives

[Sly]

The Camp Nou was my first ever in person game I went to, so I keep an eye on Barcelona from a distance. I supported them until I started to really follow Leicester.

 

Like others have said, it’s not really the same. I think I’d just be more passive to the sport in general and I could see myself watching more of the Leicester Tigers. 

[Vindaloo FOX]

Probably Spurs or Arsenal 

[teblin]

Burton Albion. Also I’d go watch Rocester FC more often, my local non league team. 

[Leeds Fox]

Probably Bradford City (because they’re not Leeds and always enjoyed a trip to Valley Parade, other than it being in Bradford ) or Halifax/Harrogate.

 

There’s something about non-league that I just cannot buy into. The players and coaches just seem so far up their own arses. The football is a good watch but I just find it hard to connect with any club due to the player/manager merry-go-round of it.