Dilemma - Or the Lesser of Two Evils - Leicester or England?

[Samilktray]

Be England for me as I generally enjoy watching this England team to be fair

[Stuntman_Mike]

I'll watch England whilst tracking the cob cup on and off.

[TiffToff88]

Might be a mickey mouse competition (at best) but its always going to be Leicester for me. Can't remember the last time i watched an England game that wasn't at a major competition

[murphy]

Can't forgive England for that pathetic second half.  Six centre backs on the pitch. 

 

 

[RoboFox]

I'll watch England fail at tournaments, apart from that who ****ing cares about two years of glorified friendlies and piss-take qualifiers against minnow countries? 

 

Mind you, watching us isn't much better. If there's one thing that our club has taught me recently: there are way better uses of my time than watching ****ing Leicester. 

[brookfox]

Way easier back in the day. Pop Ceefax on and let the score updates slowly scroll through. Best of both worlds.

 

Can't exactly which game it was, a Play Off Semi Final I think from memory, but once watched an entire LCFC match "live" on Ceefax!

[Parafox]

16 hours ago, The Doctor said:

I'd honestly rather watch bake off than either of those

Only because:

 

 

[jayfox26]

As much as we are horrible to watch, and the Jersey Mike trophy isnt important, id rather eat my own arse than watch the nations league. International football is utter shite unless its a tournament. Yes im aware they need to play warm up games, qualifiers etc, but i have zero interest in watching them. 

[foxfanazer]

14 minutes ago, jayfox26 said:

As much as we are horrible to watch, and the Jersey Mike trophy isnt important, id rather eat my own arse than watch the nations league. International football is utter shite unless its a tournament. Yes im aware they need to play warm up games, qualifiers etc, but i have zero interest in watching them. 

Is that possible? Asking for a friend 

[Suzie the Fox]

Will have both playng on seperate PC screens and flit between the 2 depending on who is more watchable at the time.

Probably will be England i guess. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

4 hours ago, Samilktray said:

Be England for me as I generally enjoy watching this England team to be fair

I don't know why people still think it's trendy to say they hate watching England. Yeah I dislike watching Jude Bellingham too lads honest!

[coolhandfox]

Club over country in season.

 

Summer tournaments is the time for England. 

[Manwell Pablo]

In Japan thankfully so more than likely neither of them. 

[JonnyBoy]

i've got some brick slips to order, energy to switch and recycling bin numbers to buy off amazon so will be doing that instead thankfully 

[Manwell Pablo]

44 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

I don't know why people still think it's trendy to say they hate watching England. Yeah I dislike watching Jude Bellingham too lads honest!

It’s more the fact that the nations league, whilst admittedly is better than friendlies. Is really not very exciting now the novelty has warn off. 

[Bourbon Fox]

Family will be watching the England game so I'll be sat there with headphones in watching City and not fully paying attention to either.

 

Made it to about 60 minutes of the Fulham game before I started doing something else.

Edited 29 September by Bourbon Fox

[Gazza M]

International football is a non-entity in my mind. Leicester any day even in the shocking state we are.

[TheLittleBigMan]

I'll be watching a live feed of jayfox26 eating his own arse. 

[The boy Linacre]

On 28/09/2026 at 21:32, filbertway said:

World grand prix darts, the superior option 

Doesn't it finish on Sunday night? England vs Czechia is on the 6th

[filbertway]

5 minutes ago, The boy Linacre said:

Doesn't it finish on Sunday night? England vs Czechia is on the 6th

Yeah it does, I assumed we were playing them this Tuesday

 

To try and save a bit of face...I'd rather watch a repeat of the darts than either of the footballing options  

 

[tomrichardslcfc]

On 28/09/2026 at 19:45, theadmans said:

My son Alex - who grew up in Hertford about 10 miles from Stevenage and was born in 2003...

 

I was from Leicester and I strong armed into him being a Leicester supporter when all his school pals were Arsenal or Spurs. He stood up against the slings and arrows as a Leicester supporter through the years...

 

...then when he was 13 Alex had the last laugh in 2016

 

Alex wearing his Leicester Vardy shirt around Hertford was an instant celeb in 2016. Builders would stop him in the street to talk about Leicester...

 

...his school pals suddenly became more friendly!

 

Today my son is 23 and he is going to the Stevenage game next Tuesday.

 

Hope Reilly Carr plays (who previously played for our home town club Hertford) and was born in Stevenage.

 

 

 

🤣🤣im very similar as a Leicester fan from Stevenage, I was in the same maths class as riley carr

[Pliskin]

Do people still watch England?

[Collymore]

Would genuinely watch the Leicester U21s than England (unless world cup or Euros main tournament) or watch England if Leicester player playing for England. 

 

I'd even watch say Bristric playing for Bosnia over say England V Spain in some qualifying or friendly.

 

 

 

 

[Marky mark]

Sooner win lcfc win a last minute 

throw in 

watching England used to be enjoyable 

been shit for years 

does anyone watch now days 

[Samilktray]

13 hours ago, Pliskin said:

Do people still watch England?

Mexico game at the World Cup might have been the most enjoyable game I’ve partaken in viewing