Did you miss yesterdays late goal?

[dayday]

I am not one of these you should stay to the end brigade,we all have our reasons for leaving early....sometimes it just cannot be helped,so i was wondering how many of you left early yesterday and when did you realize we had equalised?

 

 

 

 

[Stuliasz]

There were probably a few who missed both Leicester goals. There was a fairly large exodus after Watford scored their second towards the end of the first half, and James only scored two minutes later.

[Ian W LCFC]

Serves them right. What idiot would just walk out of the ground with 5 mins to go, when you can clearly see Watford were defending for their lives and were throwing everything at them. What a great goal they missed too.

[shilton_fox]

Did any one see that tit in k shouting **** off glory boys with people leaving on 85 minutes.. Never understand people trying to argue with our own fans

[shade]

missed it!

[The Year Of The Fox]

I was in the concourse watching it

[Trav Le Bleu]

I am not one of these you should stay to the end brigade,we all have our reasons for leaving early....sometimes it just cannot be helped,so i was wondering how many of you left early yesterday and when did you realize we had equalised?

 

No, sometimes it cannot be helped. But not for hundreds, or sometimes thousands, of people.

[nealsimbo]

Lots of moaning around me because we were losing, we have some real fickle fans gets to me more than fans leaving early.

[Guest ttfn]

There were some guys on my row yesterday who turned up after 8 minutes with a pie and then after half time didn't get back until the 60th minute.

If you've paid £30 for a ticket, why would you not watch a quarter of the match?! And if you're running close to missing kick off, why would you stop to buy a pie on the way? It's not just themselves they're inconveniencing, it's everybody who has to get up to accommodate them because they're too greedy filling their fat faces with pie to turn up on time.

If you're late because of traffic or whatever, fine. Being on time and then wandering in late shovelling a pie down your throat as you waddle past me into your seat isn't.

[VinceNoir]

I stayed and it was fvcking brilliant!

[Unabomber]

There was 4 fvcking Watford fans sitting next to me yesterday, what a joke!

[jonthefox]

I was walking down the stairs.

[Poakey]

I don't get how so many people have to leave early. You wouldn't pay to watch a film and walk out 5 mins before it ends.

[crisp monster]

Bloke next to me only saw Watfords 1st goal - can people not survive going 90 minutes without eating or drinking?

I never miss a kick - football goes long periods of dross only for that one magical moment like Drinkys goal to give you the buzz.

Many probably left Filbo @ 0-2 to Arsenal all those years ago :-(

[Guest ttfn]

I don't get how so many people have to leave early. You wouldn't pay to watch a film and walk out 5 mins before it ends.

I get the train up from London. For midweek games I have to leave at the start of stoppage time to catch the last train. Sometimes it's unavoidable.

[Strokes]

I get the train up from London. For midweek games I have to leave at the start of stoppage time to catch the last train. Sometimes it's unavoidable.

I bet that's irritating, I live in Leicester but I can't attend midweek games because of work so...

[Bayfox]

If your watching on the telly.

If you you walk out early.

If you travel on fox travel.

You're a ****.

[Strokes]

If your watching on the telly.

If you you walk out early.

If you travel on fox travel.

You're a ****.

You can't excuse us radio listeners, we're mostly *****

[shade]

while were talking about things people don't understand, excessive (and I mean non-stop) aggressive swearing at football, okay or wrong? what about if you can see a 5 year old with his dad two rows in front of you? the type of swearing I'm talking about is shouting at the top of your voice "kick the ****íng cúnt in the bolIocks".

[Strokes]

while were talking about things people don't understand, excessive (and I mean non-stop) aggressive swearing at football, okay or wrong? what about if you can see a 5 year old with his dad two rows in front of you? the type of swearing I'm talking about is shouting at the top of your voice "kick the ****íng cúnt in the bolIocks".

If its in the family stand I don't agree but anywhere else its the parents responsibility.

[The Year Of The Fox]

Thinkin about it I only saw 1 of the 4 goals in the stand. That was their first .

[shade]

If its in the family stand I don't agree but anywhere else its the parents responsibility.

I suppose (J block), I don't really get it when it's extreme and non stop, not even in exasperation.

[ianormondroyd]

I stayed but I was nearly late for work....it is of course worth remembering that some will have literally broken their back to be there yesterday and may have had good reason for leaving early!!

 

That said, if they've paid £32 + and missed the goal for whatever reason they will have been absolutely gutted!!

[Simmo86]

I was stood at the bottom of L

[jamesmilner]

i sit in the prawn sandwich area ( sorry free tickets ) and the same old , same old are late for the start ( they obviously have free corporate tickets too) ,they're early for the half time break  and early leavers . in leaving early they block my view of the game . i loved it as they all missed both of our goals . i cant stand these people with a passion and i was so smug these biggy big bollox crew missed what they shouldve came for .they also know sweet fa about the game too . im there to the end always .