Your earliest LCFC memory

[The_Foxes_Legend]

Thanks mate

[Steven]

Thanks mate

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Ask Katy or ScarboroughFox if you want tips on how to get your post count up. Scarby is a past master once he gets into gear.

[Chimp]

Thanks I just joined am still getting used to this website and how do you rise in ranks?

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your rank becomes better/more senior the more posts you make. welcome to the forum mate!

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Rising the ranks isn't important. Contributing to the forum, expressing your opinion and having fun is the reason you should post...

[Cat Burger]

My first memory was being put in this

Shirt and it being itchy so I never wore it.

I regret it now, I wish I'd have kept it.

[Cobbo]

My first memory was being put in this

Shirt and it being itchy so I never wore it.

I regret it now, I wish I'd have kept it.

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I still have that one

Doesn't quite fit.

My first proper memory would be Tony James' winner vs Oxford, although I wasn't there

[Burleyfox]

Very distant memory of my dad taking me to a match (kate 50's) vs Blackpool- in truth all I can remember now is the tangerine shirts. My dad's got a lot to answer for - 50 years of (mostly) suffering!!!

[Cat Burger]

My first memory was being put in this

Shirt and it being itchy so I never wore it.

I regret it now, I wish I'd have kept it.

101049[/snapback]

I still have that one

Doesn't quite fit.

My first proper memory would be Tony James' winner vs Oxford, although I wasn't there

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You lie Sam!! you told me about that time when Leicester Fosse changed their name!!!!

[TAFKA Castroneves]

My first true memory was the League Cup final in '97 against Boro at Wembley. My dad took me to see Leicester for the first time like how his dad took him to see games when he was young. I was 10 and it was an awesome day. When Heskey knocked home that last minute equalizer in extra time it was such an amazing feeling.

[Bilko]

One for the older generation...my first game was v. Newcastle in 68/69 (i think). We won 2-1 with goals from Rodney Fern and Allan Clarke. In truth all l can remember being about 7 at the time was the colour. Nick Hornby reminded me of this in his book when he spoke about the grass and the shirts...l remember the blue of Leicester and the black and white of Newcastle...as for the grass...well it was the 60's and l may have been inhaling whatever the long hairs around me were smoking!