leicesters proudest moments

[Stevosevic]

Steve Thompsons to level against Swindon at Wembley 2-2

It was such a proud moment you forgot it was 3-3.

[Monk]

Matt Elliott's goal in 97 vs Sheff Wed's that meant we were mathematically safe.

Watching Walshie hold the Coca Cola cup aloft

Leicester 3 Spurs 1 September 1994, David Lowe, top corner.

[LeeCovFox]

Matt Elliott's goal in 97 vs Sheff Wed's that meant we were mathematically safe.

Watching Walshie hold the Coca Cola cup aloft

Leicester 3 Spurs 1 September 1994, David Lowe, top corner.

Ah, our first ever Premiership victory. I was only 10, and dared to believe after that performance that we could stay up. Was that goal not also voted BBC Goal of the Month?

[Fox You Forest]

Away from the League Cup wins and Play-Off final wins,

Watching Leicester playing Red Star at Filbert Street.

[Corky]

Winning the 1996 play-off final

Taking the lead in Madrid

Beating Leeds 3-1 in 2000/2001

Winning promotion in 2002/2003

Signing Roberto Mancini

[Tevez]

Red Star when Taggart scored.

Beating Man U in their own back yard.

The season were we started with Man Utd away 98/99 season I think.

[Malinki]

Just one for me, City sitting top of the Premiership after about 8 games whilst Derby were rooted to bottom spot. What happened after that may have been sh*t but for that week I was definately on cloud nine

[robbieLOVESthealmightylcfc]

sorry if its been done!

other than the trophy wins and promotions can u think of your proudest moment of being a leicester fan from the past ten year

i.e. mine are

barnsley away this season

o'neil choosing to stay

almost beating aresnal when the went unbeaten (when dickov scored)

beating spurs on my first game with izzet scoring

last game at filbert street

mine whould definatly be my first game: beat milwall 4-1, ripped the pis out of dennis wise, got out of dedt! could it get any better?

[Sparky]

Thommos equaliser at Wembley were stuff dreams were made of

[Fez of Mahrez]

One moment stands out for me far more than any other. It's easy to be proud of a winning team but I'll never forget the immense sense of pride that rushed through me when Agbonlahor scored that goal for Villa at the Walkers the season before the one just finished. I think it's partly because our players were understandably knackered and I didn't think we'd beat them in extra time anyway so wasn't that fussed to have conceded. The performances of Stearman, Wesolowski and Johansson in particular that night were incredible. That was before Milan's millions (hindsight is a wonderful thing) and we didn't have two pence to rub together really, bringing in free transfers from League Two and over-the-hill midfield journeymen and trying to make a team of them. To push a Premiership side that close was an incredible feeling.

Chelsea probably topped that in terms of the personnel we had out and how close we were to beating them at Stamford Bridge I suppose - and we went one better and actually beat Villa away this year - but there was just something about that Villa home game that made me even prouder than I was after either of those games. I think it was Stearman and Wesolowski really. Stearman had never really played central midfield before and looked assured and committed. Weso was returning to the team after injury and had his best-ever game in a Leicester shirt.

[Ultra]

In the original terms of the starter of this thread, my proudest moments from the past 10 years are as follows:

1) Going 2-0 up at Old Trafford on the first day of the 98-99 season (how far have we fallen in the decade since? )

2) The 2-0 win at White Hart Lane later that season, providing some form of revenge for the previous week's defeat at Wembley.

3) The Walsh/Marshall-inspired comeback v. Fulham, League Cup 5th round, January 2000.

4) Robbie Savage's goal at St James's Park, April 2000.

5) Winning 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, September 2000.

6) Muzzy Izzet's goal v. Red Star in Vienna, the same month.

7) The 0-0 draw at the Stadium of Light, October 2000, which took us to the top of the Premier League for the first time ever.

8) Matt Piper's winner in our last league game at Filbert Street, April 2002.

9) Winning 2-0 in a monsoon at Portsmouth, November 2002.

10) Beating Millwall (McGhee, Wise, Claridge and all) 4-1 in December 2002.

11) Beating Leeds 4-0 in front of the Sky cameras, September 2003.

12) Drawing 1-1 with the Arsenal "invincibles", December 2003.

13) Beating Birmingham 1-0 away (1st game after La Manga), March 2004.

14) Trevor Benjamin's winner at Derby, August 2004.

15) Beating Leeds 2-0 away, December 2004, a win which took us to within one point of a play-off spot,

16) Dublin's last-minute winner at Charlton, FA Cup 5th round, February 2005.

17) MDV's last-minute winner v. Spurs, FA Cup 3rd round, January 2006.

18) Gudjonsson's wonder goal v. Hull, March 2006.

19) The 1-0 win at Barnsley which confirmed survival, April 2007.

20) The 1-0 win at Villa, League Cup 3rd round, September 2007.

[ASH17LCFC]

Charlton away F.A Cup - Outplayed them and Dion in the dying seconds.

[Uncle Albert]

In the original terms of the starter of this thread, my proudest moments from the past 10 years are as follows:

1) Going 2-0 up at Old Trafford on the first day of the 98-99 season (how far have we fallen in the decade since? )

2) The 2-0 win at White Hart Lane later that season, providing some form of revenge for the previous week's defeat at Wembley.

3) The Walsh/Marshall-inspired comeback v. Fulham, League Cup 5th round, January 2000.

4) Robbie Savage's goal at St James's Park, April 2000.

5) Winning 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, September 2000.

6) Muzzy Izzet's goal v. Red Star in Vienna, the same month.

7) The 0-0 draw at the Stadium of Light, October 2000, which took us to the top of the Premier League for the first time ever.

8) Matt Piper's winner in our last league game at Filbert Street, April 2002.

9) Winning 2-0 in a monsoon at Portsmouth, November 2002.

10) Beating Millwall (McGhee, Wise, Claridge and all) 4-1 in December 2002.

11) Beating Leeds 4-0 in front of the Sky cameras, September 2003.

12) Drawing 1-1 with the Arsenal "invincibles", December 2003.

13) Beating Birmingham 1-0 away (1st game after La Manga), March 2004.

14) Trevor Benjamin's winner at Derby, August 2004.

15) Beating Leeds 2-0 away, December 2004, a win which took us to within one point of a play-off spot,

16) Dublin's last-minute winner at Charlton, FA Cup 5th round, February 2005.

17) MDV's last-minute winner v. Spurs, FA Cup 3rd round, January 2006.

18) Gudjonsson's wonder goal v. Hull, March 2006.

19) The 1-0 win at Barnsley which confirmed survival, April 2007.

20) The 1-0 win at Villa, League Cup 3rd round, September 2007.

Agreed.

[Fox You Forest]

11) Beating Leeds 4-0 in front of the Sky cameras, September 2003.

I went to that with a friend from work who is a Leeds fan what topped it all off was the fact he said "never ask me to come again" at the end

[rico]

hi

1st time post,beating cambridge 5-0 is up there with the best

[CKB]

I thought it was more along the lines of:

"This could be...the winner from Claridge...it is!!!"

Best. Day. Ever.

Ahhh i still get goosebumps now! that's probably my proudest moment, but soooo many good moments and now league 1!

[Foxhateram]

Ahhh i still get goosebumps now! that's probably my proudest moment, but soooo many good moments and now league 1!

With some bloody good moments to come When we finally ship out the shit and build a team around players that actually care for this club! rahter then bringing it the money grabbers time after time after time. League one is what we need to wake this football club up

anyway

Proudest moments have to be the O'neill days

The worthington cup win in 1997

Winning the cup in 2000

Being top of the prem after 8 games

Preston last year when Nils scored

Next year when we go striaght back up, mopping league 1 up!

[scinnell]

sorry if its been done!

other than the trophy wins and promotions can u think of your proudest moment of being a leicester fan from the past ten year

i.e. mine are

barnsley away this season

o'neil choosing to stay

almost beating aresnal when the went unbeaten (when dickov scored)

beating spurs on my first game with izzet scoring

last game at filbert street

beating spurs in the cup or muzzy izzet's overhead kick against grimsby

[Tommeh]

Recent: Nil's winner at Preston was unbelievable, as was Clemence's at forest.

Then the whole Chelsea night as an experience, so close to beating the potential champions of Europe with almost 7 right backs on the pitch! And the singing and sheer volume out of the ground from 6000 right down the Kings road. Amazing.

Past: Cottee's winner at Man Utd in '98, went with a Man U supporting mate, his 1st United game hahahahahahahaha!! Will live with me forever.

[CKB]

With some bloody good moments to come When we finally ship out the shit and build a team around players that actually care for this club! rahter then bringing it the money grabbers time after time after time. League one is what we need to wake this football club up

God i hope so mate, forgive me if i'm abit pessimistic, but ya know 4 years of shite makes you feel like it

[Simi]

2nd August 2006.

[SystonFox]

steve claridges shin

the cup win in 2000

beating forest away was great this season but what made it prouder for me is hearing the next day on the radio one news the whole world appreciating our sporting gesture... and we still dicked them!

chelsea this season was great too we sang from start to finish and potentially earnt our club those 3 goals, shame we didn't win and shame we didn't ever produce atmosphere like that at home this season.

[cecchini]

Chelsea, Chelsea and letme think....Chelsea. - this year.

previous seasons:

Driving like an absolute Tw4t from lux to Charlton to see us win and then getting wrecked in Leicester celebrating

Leeds 4-0

Arse 3 3

Watching us beat Liverpool 2 0 in a bar in Kiev with a load of russians

[chamfinn10]

when they played the youngster at 15 years and 203 days against blackpool in carling cup. BRING ON THE YOUGSTERS I SAY >_<

[SamL]

when they played the youngster at 15 years and 203 days against blackpool in carling cup. BRING ON THE YOUGSTERS I SAY >_<

Ashley Chambers?