Tommeh Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Anyone else feel like this? yes part of me wants to be buired till the start of next season but still i am still very proud to be a city fan. Stuff the team and majority of players, they did well yesterday, gave it their all but over the season lets face it, they havn't, us as fans have. The sheer emotion's from when southampton took the lead for the 3rd time right until the final whistle went at our game were unbeilvable. We completely outsung stoke yesterday until the last 15 minutes when their fans woke up after ipswich's goal meaning they were up. The jump up 1st half was amazing looking up at it form the front row, shoes off 1st half aswell all these things looknig back makes me extremely proud. This was suppost to be stokes big celebration day and all they did was sit on their arses and run on the pitch (twice) like a total bunch of pikeys. Even now lookng at all these pictures on websites of the emotions of city fans it's great to see a club means so much to us, The liverpool "fans" at our college on thursday came in like normal, like nothing had happened after being knocked out of the champs league and I just know that when they watched the game they would have never displayed the emotions we did yesterday. As long as the core of our support especially the away fans stay together and I hate to say it "keep the faith" we'll be fine. No matter what happens to this club there is nobody I'd rather support ever.
Corky Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Anyone else feel like this? yes part of me wants to be buired till the start of next season but still i am still very proud to be a city fan. Stuff the team and majority of players, they did well yesterday, gave it their all but over the season lets face it, they havn't, us as fans have. The sheer emotion's from when southampton took the lead for the 3rd time right until the final whistle went at our game were unbeilvable. We completely outsung stoke yesterday until the last 15 minutes when their fans woke up after ipswich's goal meaning they were up. The jump up 1st half was amazing looking up at it form the front row, shoes off 1st half aswell all these things looknig back makes me extremely proud. This was suppost to be stokes big celebration day and all they did was sit on their arses and run on the pitch (twice) like a total bunch of pikeys. Even now lookng at all these pictures on websites of the emotions of city fans it's great to see a club means so much to us, The liverpool "fans" at our college on thursday came in like normal, like nothing had happened after being knocked out of the champs league and I just know that when they watched the game they would have never displayed the emotions we did yesterday. As long as the core of our support especially the away fans stay together and I hate to say it "keep the faith" we'll be fine. No matter what happens to this club there is nobody I'd rather support ever. That comment sums it up. Great post as well
SamL Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Anyone else feel like this? yes part of me wants to be buired till the start of next season but still i am still very proud to be a city fan. Stuff the team and majority of players, they did well yesterday, gave it their all but over the season lets face it, they havn't, us as fans have. The sheer emotion's from when southampton took the lead for the 3rd time right until the final whistle went at our game were unbeilvable. We completely outsung stoke yesterday until the last 15 minutes when their fans woke up after ipswich's goal meaning they were up. The jump up 1st half was amazing looking up at it form the front row, shoes off 1st half aswell all these things looknig back makes me extremely proud. This was suppost to be stokes big celebration day and all they did was sit on their arses and run on the pitch (twice) like a total bunch of pikeys. Even now lookng at all these pictures on websites of the emotions of city fans it's great to see a club means so much to us, The liverpool "fans" at our college on thursday came in like normal, like nothing had happened after being knocked out of the champs league and I just know that when they watched the game they would have never displayed the emotions we did yesterday. As long as the core of our support especially the away fans stay together and I hate to say it "keep the faith" we'll be fine. No matter what happens to this club there is nobody I'd rather support ever. Top post, couldn't agree with you more. Our support over the past few games has been top notch. We've stepped up to the plate even though the players haven't. Our fans are one of the only positive things left at this club. See you all next season.
dandannieldanok Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Great post mate, the fans have really pulled it together and I'm proud to be a small part of our fanbase. Shame there is nothing else to be proud of at LCFC, hopefully that will change next season with a young, hungry and ambitious young squad playing with no fear.
Guest Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Players come and go. Managers come and go. Owners and chairmen come and go. But the fans will always be there; we make the club what it is.
maddog Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 I am proud of our club and will always support them. I also feel quite priveliged that in my lifetime i will see Leicester City play in League 1, against a lot of teams i may not have seen us play against. Unlike so many other fans who in the last 124 years would never have seen that.
Basingstoke Fox Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Anyone else feel like this? yes part of me wants to be buired till the start of next season but still i am still very proud to be a city fan. Stuff the team and majority of players, they did well yesterday, gave it their all but over the season lets face it, they havn't, us as fans have. The sheer emotion's from when southampton took the lead for the 3rd time right until the final whistle went at our game were unbeilvable. We completely outsung stoke yesterday until the last 15 minutes when their fans woke up after ipswich's goal meaning they were up. The jump up 1st half was amazing looking up at it form the front row, shoes off 1st half aswell all these things looknig back makes me extremely proud. This was suppost to be stokes big celebration day and all they did was sit on their arses and run on the pitch (twice) like a total bunch of pikeys. Even now lookng at all these pictures on websites of the emotions of city fans it's great to see a club means so much to us, The liverpool "fans" at our college on thursday came in like normal, like nothing had happened after being knocked out of the champs league and I just know that when they watched the game they would have never displayed the emotions we did yesterday. As long as the core of our support especially the away fans stay together and I hate to say it "keep the faith" we'll be fine. No matter what happens to this club there is nobody I'd rather support ever. Absolutely! The city fans hardly ever stopped, constantly heard singing on Sky anyway. WE have incredible support, Stokes is shite, their fans dont deserve to go up but there you go
Fox in a Box Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Players come and go.Managers come and go. Owners and chairmen come and go. But the fans will always be there; we make the club what it is. too right head up......... and look forward to back to back wins, and that feel good factor of rising up the league....
Guest Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 too right head up......... and look forward to back to back wins, and that feel good factor of rising up the league.... Back to what???
The Reverend Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 I am proud of our club and will always support them.I also feel quite priveliged that in my lifetime i will see Leicester City play in League 1, against a lot of teams i may not have seen us play against. Unlike so many other fans who in the last 124 years would never have seen that. lol Interesting viewpoint Good post though Tommeh, i fully agree.
Simi Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 I feel the same. Even when the Stoke fans were being a complete bunch of wankers trying to provoke something at the end, a lot of the Leicester fans were clapping their achievements. Next season I can see away games being a right laugh, quite a large number of us will be traveling to the games and when we get there, I always see some more of the crowd. Peterborough, I am buzzing for. Mass FT gathering on the terrace, hopefully a victory to follow it. I think our away support next year will be some of the best around.
escape2victory Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Year good post. Will make the good times taste that much sweeter when they come round again
Thracian Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Players come and go.Managers come and go. Owners and chairmen come and go. But the fans will always be there; we make the club what it is. That's for sure and for all our sometimes different views it's a privilege to know most of you.
Craig Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 It was absolutely heartbreaking, but the support was brilliant as always. Next season could be quite fun, i guess.
Basingstoke Fox Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 If we get your not famous anymore just give them your not famous anyway. If we play Leeds, Were not famous anymore
Daggers Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Back to what??? The Future Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads.
sdb Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 i feel so crap today. like i've been dumped and it's slowly sinking in.
Guest Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Good post Tommeh. And like you and so many on here, there's nobody else I'd ever support
The Stig Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Sums it up rather nicely. Good post. I as a fan will be there through the hard times to come, and be there when we return to the Premiership. From watching my first game (Home to Rotherham 2002) I knew I wanted to be part of this football club. I had family persuading me to follow Forest (ALL my Mum's side are Forest fanatics) Man U (all my Dad's side!) but I knew where my heart lay and It will always lie there. Come on City, we'll get back together.
Shrenchel Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 If we get your not famous anymore just give them your not famous anyway.If we play Leeds, Were not famous anymore Yeah that chant is gunna get fooking boring. I've been to see Leeds 3 times this season. You always get about 100 fans from Bristol Rovers or whoever chanting 'you're not famous anymore' and expecting to really piss them off. About 4000 Leeds singing 'weeee're not famous anymore' back about 50 times as loud quickly shuts them up.
Maybes Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 Yesterday has now gone. I am now looking forward to a fresh start in League one. I for one can't wait until the season begins and start travelling the country with the Blue Army. As Birch said on the phone in earlier, he believes 90% of the supportors will stick with the team, and there is a funny feeling inside me that hopes and also believes he is right. Lcfc forever.
Tevez Posted 5 May 2008 Posted 5 May 2008 I still think we'll pull 20k+ crowds at home next season. I think our support has turned it around this season, it's been awesome. One i'll never forget.
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