Joe. Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Yeah if you can get this uploaded Davie many of us would be very grateful! Managed to miss it myself... Cheers.
Fox You Forest Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Quality stuff. Claridge, went to his new club with a few pairs of new boots. :laugh:
lildave3 Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Absolutely superb. Keeping that one saved in my Sky+ for a long time.
Matt Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Lets hope there will be something similar to this in 10 years time, talking about Pearson's success
Stuliasz Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Very enjoyable hour of television bringing back some amazing memories. I'll even forgive MON trying to poach Matty Elliott when at Celtic, the man did so much for our club.
Corky Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Really enjoyed that. Made me think deeply about just how well we did in those five years- top stuff
Edmund Posted 14 December 2009 Posted 14 December 2009 Great viewing. Muzzy could hardly get a word in I must admit I chuckled when they said Martin had Lennon by the throat during a half time teamtalk when he answered back Still amazing to think of where this club could've been if Martin stayed and used the money which he had generated from the Heskey sale. Great memories.
Sampson Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Loving this. Making me so happy great memories. Days of our lives, best years of my life in my early 20's. Just amazing and all those trips to Wembley, beating Man Utd and Liverpool AWAY. O'Neil should be given the keys to the city and they should have a statue of him outside the ground. Walsh Elliot and Muzzy top blokes. They should put a statue of Matt Gillies outside the ground before O'Neill. A good show, but seemed to forget we existed before 1992. Steve Walsh is hardly "unquestionably the greatest cult hero in Leicester's history" given Frank Worthington's cult status here and as great as the O'Neill era was, Leicester were a better team under Gillies and Bloomfield. We were about 4 games off winning the double in 1964, so there's no way O'Neill deserves a statue or keys to the city, we did well in the league cup, but that's hardly statue worthy, is it? We've done much better things consistently in the league than we did in that era.
ozleicester Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 They should put a statue of Matt Gillies outside the ground before O'Neill. A good show, but seemed to forget we existed before 1992.Steve Walsh is hardly "unquestionably the greatest cult hero in Leicester's history" given Frank Worthington's cult status here and as great as the O'Neill era was, Leicester were a better team under Gillies and Bloomfield. We were about 4 games off winning the double in 1964, so there's no way O'Neill deserves a statue or keys to the city, we did well in the league cup, but that's hardly statue worthy, is it? We've done much better things consistently in the league than we did in that era. I think you will find that peoples opinions of the greatest times, are reflected by their age. if you are under 25 i would imagine that MON years would be (understandably) the greatest of times.
Finchy Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 I think you will find that peoples opinions of the greatest times, are reflected by their age. if you are under 25 i would imagine that MON years would be (understandably) the greatest of times. Well yes but the greatest things of our history shouldn't be determined by people's ages.
Fox You Forest Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 I think some people are missing the point of the show.
Sampson Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Well yes but the greatest things of our history shouldn't be determined by people's ages. Exactly. MON was a great manager for us, but if you're going to put a statue of someone up it has to reflect an achievement in regards to the whole club's history, not just the last 25 years. If Leicester ever did put a statue up of it should be of Arthur Rowley (top scorer in the history of the football league) or Gordon Banks (named the best goalkeeper in the world, won the world cup and nominated for European Player of the Year while at Leicester - considered among the top 2 or 3 greatest players ever to play in his position along with Lev Yashin and Dino Zoff) or someone like that.
MC Prussian Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 If there isn't already a LCFC Wall of Fame, the club's 125-anniversary would the perfect time for such a fan's treat. Or they could cover the walls outside the stadium and/or inside, where the home fans concourse is, with pictures from 1884 to 2009.
CupidStunt Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Never watched this programmed before, but last night made an interesting watch. One criticism though, would have been nice to seen a few clips of the winning goals they spoke about , when they talked about that little t3rd juninho at wembley, lmfao, i remember after the game he was about crying, harking out in his stupid little mouse voice "its not fair, they wouldnt let me play" after pontus had him in his top sky rocket
Babylon Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Why do people need to turn everything into a bloody argument.
Sooper Steve's shin Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Is this repeated on Sky at all this week?
Matt Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Is this repeated on Sky at all this week? 2.30am Tuesday morning/Tonight.
Sooper Steve's shin Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 2.30am Tuesday morning/Tonight. Erm, missed that then. Just realised I shouldn't be so lazy and checked skysports.com myself - other showings are: Thu, 17th, 10pm Sky Sports 1 Thu, 17th, 10pm Sky Sports HD1 Fri, 18th, 2:30am Sky Sports 1
CupidStunt Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Why do people need to turn everything into a bloody argument. Is that comment aimed at me?
foxoffderby Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Why do people need to turn everything into a bloody argument. This is why I rarley post on this site now. Everthing you say is twisted and turned around. All I said was MON did great things for the club but we now have the debate that Arthur Rowley et al should be given higher status etc. Well great, good for them but the program was about the MON days not a history of LCFC. People on here need to get a life and stop all these petty comments it just drives people away.
Leicesterboi Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 I thought Steve Walsh came across as a bit of a nob! He tried to make everything about him. Telling Muzzy 'I made you a hero' because of a pass he made to him!?! Get real Walshy.
samjohnson Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 I loved the bit at the end where Jeff was asked not to bring up the 'La Manga Incident' - Brilliant to watch, bought back a few good memories
Corky Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 I thought Steve Walsh came across as a bit of a nob! He tried to make everything about him. Telling Muzzy 'I made you a hero' because of a pass he made to him!?! Get real Walshy. Don't think it was a light-hearted comment then?
Babylon Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 Don't think it was a light-hearted comment then? He made the same comment 2 or 3 times about other players, Claridge included. The bloke thinks a lot of himself, I wouldn't be shocked if that's actually what he thought!
Leicesterboi Posted 15 December 2009 Posted 15 December 2009 He made the same comment 2 or 3 times about other players, Claridge included. The bloke thinks a lot of himself, I wouldn't be shocked if that's actually what he thought! My thoughs exactly. If you watch it, literally the conversation before, he made the same comment to Elliott. Great player, great servant to the club but as Babylon says, he thinks alot of himself and spoils himself abit. Muzzy was the real hero on show last night, closely followed by Jeff.
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