Goodbye to the Championship. What lasting memories do you share with us?

[The Doctor]

Celebrating like we'd won the league back when we were fighting relegation and a last minute Nils Eric Johansson goal to gain a win at Preston away seemed epic

 

Leicester: Logan, Stearman, Kisnorbo, McAuley (Horsfield 67), Johansson, Newton, Hughes, Wesolowski, Mattock, Fryatt (Cadamarteri 61), Hume.

 

Dear Lord, That team really was god-awful wasn't it?

[jimmeh]

Dear Lord, That team really was god-awful wasn't it?

I'm not so sure. The defence and attack was fine. Midfield was horrendous though.

[ealingfox]

One of my favourite moments - the celes after King scored at Deepdale and sealing a play-off place against the odds at FT, 09/10 season. The celes after the goal felt like they went on for about 20 minutes, absolute scenes.

[Guest]

I'm not so sure. The defence and attack was fine. Midfield was horrendous though.

Have you seen who the keeper is?

[Harry - LCFC]

Turning around our awful form and making something of last season

[Guest]

Celebrating like we'd won the league back when we were fighting relegation and a last minute Nils Eric Johansson goal to gain a win at Preston away seemed epic

Leicester: Logan, Stearman, Kisnorbo, McAuley (Horsfield 67), Johansson, Newton, Hughes, Wesolowski, Mattock, Fryatt (Cadamarteri 61), Hume.

'It was the worst of times, it was the worst of times'

[Steven]

Celebrating like we'd won the league back when we were fighting relegation and a last minute Nils Eric Johansson goal to gain a win at Preston away seemed epic

 

Leicester: Logan, Stearman, Kisnorbo, McAuley (Horsfield 67), Johansson, Newton, Hughes, Wesolowski, Mattock, Fryatt (Cadamarteri 61), Hume.

Four PL players in that side.

[jimmeh]

Have you seen who the keeper is?

Yeah I didn't mention the keeper. Kisnorbo stearman mcauley and Johansson was actually a pretty impressive back line.

[Libertine Dream]

Dear Lord, That team really was god-awful wasn't it?

Well you say that but Stearman, McAuley, Mattock and Fryatt have since played in the Premier League. But yeah it wouldn't really inspire much enthusiasm but we were a shit championship team at the time with little money and some weren't too bad considering our position. I wouldnt be in a rush to swap any of them in now mind.

[jimmeh]

I liked Hume and fryatt aswell. Was never really much of a partnership though. But just don't think that team was overly bad. We underperformed that season probably down to poor management.

[Father Ted]

Seeing Conrad Logan flap haplessly as Chris Brunt smashed in two piledrivers at home to Sheffield Wednesday in a 4-1 loss

[ealingfox]

Celebrating like we'd won the league back when we were fighting relegation and a last minute Nils Eric Johansson goal to gain a win at Preston away seemed epic

 

Leicester: Logan, Stearman, Kisnorbo, McAuley (Horsfield 67), Johansson, Newton, Hughes, Wesolowski, Mattock, Fryatt (Cadamarteri 61), Hume.

 

We'd have won the league with NP managing that side, FACT.

[Manwell Pablo]

I actually think the best experience, not that I'd want to repeat it, was everything after Adam's second tenure in the Championship up until Pearsons appointment, I'd been somewhat spoilt as a football fan before that and it's taught me what it's like to actually be properly shit and have no light at the end of tunnel, it's made this whole walking the league and having something to look forward to much better.

[HEGGSY]

Du du du Danny Cadamarteri

[deejdeej]

This season will live long in the memory. The last day of last season at Forest was something special as well, really thought we'd win the playoffs after that, not at all bothered that we didn't now even if it would have been a great day out. So many great days home and away this year!

[breadandcheesebrother]

Hullo Ian.

[Dickov22]

Joey Gudjonssen's goal against Hull.

Better than Beckham's and Rooney's but barely gets any recognition because it was Joey Gudjonssen of Leicester City. He hammered it in like a bullet!

[LCCFox96]

Nottingham Forest 2-3 Leicester City - the run in to that game was torturous so the relief when we won was massive.

Leicester City 3-0 Crystal Palace - seeing Nigel Pearson back in the technical area was on of the highlights of the championship. So much more reassuring than Sven or Sousa.

Goals wise it has to Howard vs Leeds, Wood vs Burnley and Knockaert vs Watford. Mind you the sky sports commentary for Konchesky's goal vs Wolves was brilliant too.

[LanguedocFox]

I actually think the best experience, not that I'd want to repeat it, was everything after Adam's second tenure in the Championship up until Pearsons appointment, I'd been somewhat spoilt as a football fan before that and it's taught me what it's like to actually be properly shit and have no light at the end of tunnel, it's made this whole walking the league and having something to look forward to much better.

 

I know what you mean. I endured (and I mean that) McLintock, Hamilton and Pleat, but at the time I always felt there was something better round the corner. In the Adams-to-Pearson interlude, I always thought it was going to get worse: and, of course, in the season before Pearson was first appointed, it did.

 

For me, this season has absolutely been the best ever, in my entire life as a City fan. To be honest, better than the one-offs of winning the League Cup or playoffs (good as those were) , better than finishing in the top ten of the Prem, better (even) than nearly winning the League/Cup double in 1963. This season, it all came right for us, and some of the football we've played has been a joy to watch.

 

I can't wait for August!