coalvillefox Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 After seeing Wasilewski sit on the bench for Poland last night at Wembley it got me wondering, who was the last Leicester City player to win an international cap at Wembley(new Wembley/old Wembley) ? When was it? Who was it for? Who was it against? and What was the score? Any ideas?
Leicesterpool Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Tony Cottee? no i tell i lie it could be Emile Heskey. The last leicester cap to get an england cap was i believe Ian Walker, but that was during the years the new wembley was being built.
Leicesterpool Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Andy king? I think he sat on the bench though
Xen Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/14780919 King came on in the 85th minute.
Al-aLondon-Foxile Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 The last English player might have been Guppy I think.
Jace Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Ssl I think? When Heskey and Guppy played for England wasn't it when Wembley was being rebuilt?
Aus Fox Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Heskey vs Argentina, he had a blinder then moved to Liverpool. Guppy played at the stadium of Light for his one and only cap.
Ashley Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Heskey vs Argentina, he had a blinder then moved to Liverpool. Guppy played at the stadium of Light for his one and only cap. I thought Guppy was at the Riverside?
The Year Of The Fox Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Thought you were busy til July coalvillefox?
Jace Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 It's crazy we haven't played at the new Wembley yet when I started supporting Leicester we were playing there as often as Man Utd in the 90s
Stadt Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 I've started supporting Leicester since about 2007-08
Stadt Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 I've started supporting Leicester since about 2007-08, I've been to wen lye once but to watch the Race of Champions, I'd love it if we got there and won!
Soar Fox Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Unfortunately I've only been to Wembley 4 times to watch Leiecster (Crystal Palace, Middlesborough, Tottenham, Tranmere) Not been to the new one yet, though I doubt it will have anything like the same atmosphere as old Wembley had.
gazfox9 Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Unfortunately I've only been to Wembley 4 times to watch Leiecster (Crystal Palace, Middlesborough, Tottenham, Tranmere) Not been to the new one yet, though I doubt it will have anything like the same atmosphere as old Wembley had. I reckon you're viewing through rose tinted specs there. The old Wembley atmosphere was good, but with moments like the derby and palace play offs it wouldve been monumental in ANY ground. The new Wembley is an amazing stadium, a million times better than the old one. Just hope to see city there one day.
Jace Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Seen 2 matches myself at the new Wembley the stadium itself is fantastic although I feel the area around it is quite poor far too populated and run down, if it wasn't for this would still be the best stadium in the world to visit
Harry - LCFC Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 Unfortunately I've only been to Wembley 4 times to watch Leiecster (Crystal Palace, Middlesborough, Tottenham, Tranmere) Not been to the new one yet, though I doubt it will have anything like the same atmosphere as old Wembley had. "Unfortunately" "only 4 times"
Guest NGoloMode Posted 16 October 2013 Posted 16 October 2013 http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22677284 this is the one. SSL for Ireland
The Year Of The Fox Posted 17 October 2013 Posted 17 October 2013 I've probably been to the new Wembley around 20 times. The stadium is amazing to look at. Stewards are twats, atmosphere is dire for england gsmes- too many day trippers and fully grown adults wearing face paint and jester hats. The way the FA sells match tickets means its impossible to get anything akin to L Block at Wembley too. I shan't be rushing to go back unless City make it there of course. Perhaps with like minded fans it would be possible to stand for long periods without the heavy handedness and OTT reactions from the stewards. At the England games you don't get this so end up being forced to sit down. We all know that's not how football should be watched.
Bert Posted 17 October 2013 Posted 17 October 2013 Seen 2 matches myself at the new Wembley the stadium itself is fantastic although I feel the area around it is quite poor far too populated and run down, if it wasn't for this would still be the best stadium in the world to visitIts in the same place as the old one?
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