I was there

[FoxesTez]

Also for me our FA cup semi final against Southampton in 2021 - can’t imagine there were many Leicester fans in attendance that day. 

[ajthefox]

2 hours ago, Libertine said:

 

I vividly remember this - Me and my Dad had hospitality tickets in the west stand courtesy of a family friend.

 

Watching it back it looks like Pressman must've been on the take, he didn't even jump.

[ramboacdc]

10 minutes ago, ajthefox said:

I vividly remember this - Me and my Dad had hospitality tickets in the west stand courtesy of a family friend.

 

Watching it back it looks like Pressman must've been on the take, he didn't even jump.

At least the hands went up. That one where Danny Ward is just watching it go over him will never fail to tickle me. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

9-0.

[Durnerz]

C & F vote

 

The last ever ever goal at Filbert Street

(Walsh penalty) was there for Piper’s too. 

2-1 win at Charlton FA Cup, Dublin in stoppage time. 
 

 

[AYLESBURY FOX 1961]

Ipswich away late 80's - first away game with my new girlfriend later wife - she wanted to know why i disappeared every Saturday. Told her it might get a bit liveley but she just wanted to see what all the fuss was about. Those were the days of being caged in. It was my first sighting of Hari Krishnas emerging out of the home ends main stand and having running battles all along the side of the pitch and being chased by german shepherds into the away end. They opened the cage to let them in and the german shepherds duly wandered in too - there was a mini riot and of course we were down the front of cage just in front of the first bar of the standing area so my little darling didnt get squashed when the crowd surged - just had to put up with dogs and coppers in your face. Needless to say the girlfriend thought it was a hoot and wanted to know when we could go again. We were crap then but god it was fun - fast foward to today and the yougsters wouldnt understand what you are going on about.

[David Guiza II]

 

[Foxforce5]

46 minutes ago, PhillippaT said:

Hah - next thing you'll be telling us you were also there at the undersea, unexplained mass sponge migration  

i dont understand

[sporter113]

Worthington Cup Final vs Tranmere in 2000. Was my 6th Birthday, and the game that truly got me into football.

[DJW1]

9 minutes ago, AYLESBURY FOX 1961 said:

Ipswich away late 80's - first away game with my new girlfriend later wife - she wanted to know why i disappeared every Saturday. Told her it might get a bit liveley but she just wanted to see what all the fuss was about. Those were the days of being caged in. It was my first sighting of Hari Krishnas emerging out of the home ends main stand and having running battles all along the side of the pitch and being chased by german shepherds into the away end. They opened the cage to let them in and the german shepherds duly wandered in too - there was a mini riot and of course we were down the front of cage just in front of the first bar of the standing area so my little darling didnt get squashed when the crowd surged - just had to put up with dogs and coppers in your face. Needless to say the girlfriend thought it was a hoot and wanted to know when we could go again. We were crap then but god it was fun - fast foward to today and the yougsters wouldnt understand what you are going on about.

I think It was April 91. I was there. We lost but beat Oxford in the last game to stay up

[SemperEadem]

The game when they gave out copies of 'nuts magazine'.

[SemperEadem]

Dean Windass saving a penalty against us.

[Stuntman_Mike]

3 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Dean Windass saving a penalty against us.

Being pedantic, but Fryatt dragged it wide didn't he? 

[TheGoldenGod]

Cardiff Away, first game after Vichai's passing, Gray 0-1! Really special away day that...

[chesterfox]

A wet dismal night v Blackpool - Rodney Fern scores a 'goal' only for the ball to stick on the Filbert St mud and the game to be abandoned! I was sucked in ever since!

[Libertine]

51 minutes ago, ajthefox said:

I vividly remember this - Me and my Dad had hospitality tickets in the west stand courtesy of a family friend.

 

Watching it back it looks like Pressman must've been on the take, he didn't even jump.

I was in the West Stand too, literally right in line with it. Just sat in silence, baffled.

[Lambert09]

 

I grew up in the era where all glory supporters were man utd fans, this was the first time I remembered beating them in my lifetime. Special game that 

Edited 10 February by Lambert09

[SemperEadem]

22 minutes ago, Stuntman_Mike said:

Being pedantic, but Fryatt dragged it wide didn't he? 

Dean put him off.

[Fox92]

40 minutes ago, David Guiza II said:

 

Still the best Leicester goal I have ever seen live. Beats anything I've seen even over the past decade.

[RizLCFC]

[oohaahmustafa]

2-3 Forest Knockeart. The SCENES(TM) will never be beaten.  

[Gunnlaugson's Rizlas]

I was there in the family stand when the nutter ran on the pitch and squared up to Ian Walker. Easily the highlight of the trashing tbh. 

[The Year Of The Fox]

Stoke away and Championship relegation 

Cardiff playoffs

 

Watford playoffs (and Forest 3-2 on final day to get us there)

 

Nigh on every home and away game our promotion season

 

United 5-3, and the rest of the survival season, including Sunderland away where it was confirmed

 

Pretty much every game you can think back to in the PL winning season except Citeh away

 

All Champions league games home and away

 

Warsaw, Napoli, Roma away

 

FA Cup Final

 

 

When you read back all that, it’s pretty easy to see why I give so little of a stuff about it all these days 

 

Edited 10 February by The Year Of The Fox

[jayfox26]

1 hour ago, FoxesTez said:

Vincent Kompany goal for Manchester City. Probably the loudest I’ve ever heard a stadium in England after that. What a view from the away end as well. 

Yeh I was at that one as well, although I preferred our 3-1 win there in 2016.

[l444ry]