st albans fox Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Which country would provide such a wildlife experience? tigers seem to be a s Asian thing. Are there many foxes down there?
DennisNedry Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 You couldn't make any number of foxes fight even a single tiger, they'd all just run away
Voll Blau Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Well up for a ground swap. We'd make much better use of the terrace.
Finn Claw II Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 http://metro.co.uk/2013/07/17/marseille-edge-toulon-36-35-in-bizarre-half-football-half-rugby-match-3887556/ Would be quite a fun friendly watching someone like Vardy getting smashed around by some of the big boys at tigers.
shailen Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 we are playing them on the 14th March. It's a relegation six pointer
st albans fox Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 we are playing them on the 14th March. It's a relegation six pointer I assumed this was the point of the thread. It was even more random that I thought!
LCFC FOX Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 We'd get pasted if we played them at rugby, they'd make Wasyl look tiny, we may stand a chance if we got to play them at football
Guest Bilo Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Well up for a ground swap. We'd make much better use of the terrace. And the blokes walking around with beer dispensers on their backs.
Corky Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Well up for a ground swap. We'd make much better use of the terrace. Bizarrely, was thinking about this the other day. Had we gone out of business during administration no doubt a phoenix club would've been created and I reckon we'd have swapped grounds with the Tigers whilst we played in the Midlands Combination as AFC Leicester.
Tielemans63 Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 We'd dominate the first half but fail to score, Tigers will nick a goal from a set piece just after half time and we'll spend the rest of the half failing to hit a cow's arse with a banjo
I blame Wellens Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 This is the best thread ever. What will the next person say...
red5 Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 This is the best thread ever, what will the next person say...
Mike the Metal Ed Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Bizarrely, was thinking about this the other day. Had we gone out of business during administration no doubt a phoenix club would've been created and I reckon we'd have swapped grounds with the Tigers whilst we played in the Midlands Combination as AFC Leicester. Surely if we were that low down, we'd be groundsharing with Friar Lane & Epworth.
Corky Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Surely if we were that low down, we'd be groundsharing with Friar Lane & Epworth. We'd still have a pretty big fanbase, well into five figures I reckon.
I blame Wellens Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 Ok while it seems the conversation has moved to those on welford rd and not that God forsaken place up north. I was just wondering how many foxes fans ( I mean go city most weeks) also class themselves as tigers fans. I know the question has been asked before. Got to be honest, really don't care about the egg chasers. In fact had a rather daft jealous hatred of their success for many years. My illogical dislike went even as far as thinking the traffic warden would allow tigers fans to park anywhere and put tickets on city fans cars (particularly around the grass verge near the Dry Dock pub). I know stupid. But I just don't like wax jackets and land rovers.
SystonFox Posted 2 March 2015 Posted 2 March 2015 We'd dominate the first half but fail to score, Tigers will nick a goal from a set piece just after half time and we'll spend the rest of the half failing to hit a cow's arse with a banjo Pretty much like most games we play against Burnley then?
Guest Posted 3 March 2015 Posted 3 March 2015 At times we pass the ball like it's egg shaped. but Cambiasso would still send pin point passes.
joedawg Posted 3 March 2015 Posted 3 March 2015 As a tigers fan I can tell you it'd be harder than you think, players like Jordan Crane and Grahame Kitchener were both signed by professional football clubs as teens, both chose rugby though. (Crane was a GK at Coventry I think)
Guest Bilo Posted 3 March 2015 Posted 3 March 2015 I have this terrifying mental image of Wasyl doing the haka.
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