Dan LCFC Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 In true Leicester style though we still didn't win. That Barnsley game is the worst I've seen us play and I include even the 6-1 at Portsmouth in that. Portsmouth just took their chances and at least they had some decent players. Barnsley were utter dross and if they'd won 7-0 I don't think anyone could've said it was undeserved. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike the Metal Ed Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Obviously losing 5-1 at Forest. To the OP - that trip to Sheffield was class! Yeah the result was poor but the atmosphere that day was sensational for a side in our position. Decent walk back to the train station too..: 'sit down, if you love Leicester' I think I'd actually blocked that from my mind. Awful one to watch, that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Pompey 6-1, even though I lived about 20 miles away at the time we decided the league game would be batter than the Cup one and didn't go when we won. The worst I've ever seen them play, just no fight at all. West Ham this season wasn't great, a lot of arguing and fighting in our end. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Matt Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Barnsley. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ross-Kemp Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Brighton away 2008. 2-0 up at half time. Lost 3-2. It was freezing cold and we were a disgrace second half. Hobbs last minute own goal sealed it. This.Freezing cold, then Hobbs came over to clap and got terrorised. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LCFC FOX Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Every trip to Doncaster Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AndWhat? Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Is that really the case? League One was my first year of being a regular at aways and other than the odd one I don't remember our ends being like that. Think it happened at Plymouth in 09/10. That can be put up there as a shit away. It was beyond dull. It was terrible mate! Used to get max 20-30 standers at away games and more often than not the stewards used to get us all to sit. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alexikokopops Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Alongside the 6-1 at Pompey, I also watched us spanked 6-1 on Boxing Day at Highbury with a noon kick-off. Sousa's first league game at Palace. We lost 3-2. We were 3-0 by half-time. Got very near to result. I had to travel by Fox Travel due to a broken wrist. We got home at 1am as the M25 had closed in our direction and I was surrounded by bored teenagers. Brighton when we first visited too at the new ground and making it home in the snow was a hairy one. The losses at Peterborough were always sh*t days. Brighton, of course! Away in our League One season at that old athletics stadium. 2-0 at half time, lost 3-2. All goals at the other end of the stadium. You could barely see the near goal, let alone the furthest one. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
floz Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Losing 5-0 twice in 7 days away at Manu and Forest under Jock Wallace................... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kitchandro Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Derby away, King OG. Lost 1-0 and we never looked like scoring. Sheffield Wednesday away 2010. We were on the back of an 8 match unbeaten run, just beat Forest 3-0. Sheff Wed were struggling at the bottom. We were absolutely awful, one of the few things I remember about the match was Kermorgant putting a free kick over the bar late on. The whole end sat down. I think the worst ones are the ones you expect a lot from. When you've had a lot to drink and you're really up for it, then losing is a huge deflator. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rain King Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Barnsley away on Bank Holiday as mentioned further up was poor. My worst one in recent years was a rare defeat in League One 0-2 away to Tranmere on a Tuesday or Wednesday night. Dreadful journey and dreadful performance. I'm sure Barry Hayles came on to play as a winger and we got torn apart by Bas Savage. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AndWhat? Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Barnsley away on Bank Holiday as mentioned further up was poor. My worst one in recent years was a rare defeat in League One 0-2 away to Tranmere on a Tuesday or Wednesday night. Dreadful journey and dreadful performance. I'm sure Barry Hayles came on to play as a winger and we got torn apart by Bas Savage. One of my favourite aways from that season that was! Our end didn't stop singing all night! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bamba's Babes Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 My mind blanked Watford in the playoffs out, ofc it's that! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
semper eadam Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Blackpool away fa cup replay a few years back coldest I have ever been at a match never stopped raining and blowing a gale but we won and our support was superb that night we were still soaked when we got back home to rhyl Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LanguedocFox Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Worst away game (or most memorbale).....portsmouth vs leicester 96. Was only 15 at the time, and my friends and I were drinking 20/20 at the park the night before, decided we would all go to the furtherest away game of the season. Woke up at 8am saturday, rang all around but everyone had bottled it! Decided to go on my own, didnt realise had to go via london on the train, tried to bump the train for free, but a sharp eyed indian conductor caught me and i stupidly said single to luton, (return was about same price) cost me £13. He promptly chucked me off at luton. Decided had enough and decided to go round luton, nearly got mugged within ten minutes, so ran back to the station and jumped on the next train to london for free. Had to firstly work out the underground, then get a train from paddington to portsmouth which me cost a further £10 return, by this time i had nearly ran out of money. Funnily enough going there and back i never saw another leicester fan! Once at the ground, i didnt have enough money to go into the away end, so I went in the portsmouth part that was next to the leicester fans which cost me £5. Didnt realise this was the 6.57 crew section, and i was surrounded by some of the roughest guys i have ever met, the songs that they sang about neil lewis, make sol campbells songs sound like a lullaby! They were all drinking bought in cans of stella and straight vodka and smoking pot on the terrace and before long one of the old boys offers me vodka. The moment i replied they clocked my accent, i thought i was a goner...but they seemed pretty impressed that i had come here on my own.However affer smoking pot for only the second time in my life and drinking straight vodka with no food, i about pulled a whitey. I remember pompey scoring a last minute winner and thought the crush was going make me puke everywhere. My plan was to ask a leicester fan for a lift home, as all i possessed was a return ticket back to london and had three pound left. But i got caught up in brawl outside between the fans and found i was stuck with my new 6.57 crew who the police escorted back into the town centre..... Cut along story short, i had to bump the train journey home from london to leicester by hiding in the toliets, with the train conductor banging on the door trying to get me out. When i eventually arrived in leicester had to walk to st mags only to find i had missed my last bus, as it was about 11pm, and my folks lived in south leicestershire and they had gone out. So i had then walk in the fosse park direction and had to hitch hike down the m1 to the next junction and walk the last three miles home, arriving back at 2am! The one thing i remember on the train being so dehydrated from drinking and smoking with the ponpey guys, but couldnt leave the toilets, so had to drink that rancid water from the tap! Safe to say never been back to portsmouth since! Fvckin hell, that is definitely one to tell the grandchildren. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Corky Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 We've had some shockers. The worst tend to be limp 2-0 defeats which is comfortable for the opposition, our fans don't really get involved and you wondering what the point in going was. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LanguedocFox Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 I lived in London between 1967 and 2006, so most of my matches were away games in and around the southeast. Two of my worst away-days were in early 1987, and probably pale into insignificance compared with Barnsley away, Forest away and Coatsworth999's epic trip to Portsmouth. However, for personal reasons, they stand out for me, probably above all others. The first was on New Year's Day 1987. I'd broken my ankle/heel really badly at the beginning of the previous October, and I was still on crutches: I fell off my garage roof, since you ask, and yes, I am a clumsy tw4t. My brother, who was also in London, suggested that - to cheer me up - we should go to Upton Park to celebrate the new year. I should have known better, because we had only won once since I had my accident, and we were heading inexorably towards relegation. Also, Upton Park is miles from the Tube station, and it feels even further on crutches, so I wasn't feeling all that great by the time we got to the ground. It was cold and miserable and we lost 4-1: my undying memory is of our sub, Robert Alleyne (only played three times for us, all as sub) actually running away, eyes averted, when we had the ball. So all the way back to the Tube station (where you have to queue for fvckin ages), I was saying to anyone who would listen that that was THE LAST FVCKIN TIME I AM EVER GOING TO WATCH THAT SHOWER OF SH1T, AND THIS TIME I FVCKIN MEAN IT. The following Saturday, we played Sheff Weds at Filbo, but I couldn't have gone even if I wanted to - and I absolutely didn't want to. We won 6-1, and at five o'clock, as soon as the results were announced on Sports Report - the only way you got the scores in those days - my brother and I were on the phone together, planning our trip to Loftus Road for the FA Cup Third Round, which was the following weekend. How stupid can you be? In those days, QPR played on Terry Venables' disgusting, appalling plastic pitch, and we were even more out of our depth than we had been against West Ham, when we played on proper turf: well, a mixture of turf and mud - after all, this was 1987. Anyway, we lost 5-2, and I had another long, slow and miserable walk - by now using a walking stick - to the Tube station. Only this time my brother and I went to the pub until the queues went down. And as we sat there with our pints in our hands, my brother said "You know, you'll never stop watching that shower of sh1t. We're stuck with it." He was right, of course. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brooksy Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Birmingham and Bristol City. both 2-0 defeats, under Sven. Remember Howard missing a peno in the latter game and Weale getting chipped from the halfway line, utter shite days Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
J.Lisemore Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 The 0-2 at Charlton 2007. Maybe the worst I've ever seen us play. Although having said that a trip to the Valley is always enjoyable. This would be mine too. I think it was Carl Cort upfront? I haven't even got the words to describe how awful he was. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bovril Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 This would be mine too. I think it was Carl Cort upfront? I haven't even got the words to describe how awful he was. And following on from my post about Parker, Lennon and Izzet in the other thread, how's this for a midfield: Kishishev, Clemence, Chambers, Sheehan. It was the only time in my life I've left early. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bourne Blue& White Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 1 - 7 @ Sheff Wed in the cup, any of the defeats @ Posh Utd. Did not enjoy the league cup final defeat against Spurs either. A horrible day. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Izzet is God Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 As others have said, Ipswich away 1-6....It was 1-1 at HT as well....absolutely woeful day out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NORFOLK FOX Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Tranmere away 92-93 0-0 pissed it down of rain...HORRID... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ross 'LCFC' Turner Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Suprised the 5-1 defeat at Forest in 2009 hasn't been mentioned much! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Karljohn Posted 30 January 2015 Share Posted 30 January 2015 Swindon away 5-2 loss 90/91, Burnley 3-0 under Sousa and Barnsley 1-0 when Powell played left back, don't think we had a single shot at goal at Oakwell. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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