I hereby open up a new thread for Leicester. Have fun x
#lcfc
https://twitter.com/FourFourTwo/status/1326482235294363648



A bloke signed off Teletext knocks us out of the FA Cup quarter-finals for Wycombe, mid-table in the third tier. Kicks off a glorious nine-game losing streak.

Remember that vote on renaming the club to Leicester Fosse? What a bizarre little episode.
"The more I thought about it the more sensible it seemed," said chairman Jon Holmes. Right.

About 10 days out from the League Cup final, everyone gets on the beers in La Manga, which results in Stan Collymore – signed all of days earlier – decorating a hotel bar with a fire extinguisher.

You'd think we might learn from mid-season trips to La Manga, but no. Nine players get arrested, three imprisoned and caught up in a scandal that turns out to have been fabricated by three German women. Not ideal.

Sergio Hellings: remember him?
One of many outstanding Martin Allen signings, he never played and was transfer-listed months later. Later rumoured dead. Turns out to be absolute bollocks.

There's only one way to protest a 5-0 home defeat to Aston Villa: get battered by your own team's goalkeeper.

While we're on the subject, Kevin Pressman everybody. The commentator speaks for us all.


Thank god we recovered as quickly as we did from this daft little episode – comfortably, the lowest I've felt as a City fan (more so than going down to League One, which was drawn-out woe).




Clive Clarke's half-time heart attack at Forest led to a replayed match in the League Cup, and this... yet still, a banter-era Gary Megson #lcfc side won 3-2. Sheehan!


We were so excited: videos of him running faster than a juiced-up sprinter, and proof of him pocketing Ronaldo at the 2006 World Cup.
Reality: about 4ft and couldn't get in a team relegated to League One.


You've not been to Wembley for 10 years. Not been in the top flight for seven, via a low ebb in the third tier. (It's all relative, OK.)
After battling back from a two-goal deficit, you've taken the play-off semis to pens. AND HE CHIPS IT.
Almost (almost) worth it for the Dave Henson excellence that followed.



Two months later came administration. Nine months later came promotion. Neil Warnock loved it.


50' Oldham's keeper is sent off in giving away a penalty. There is no sub keeper.
51' Dean Windass saves penalty from top scorer Matty Fryatt.
FT Dean Windass keeps clean sheet in goalless draw.




League games: seven. Goals scored: two. Tears upon departure: zero.


Robbie Savage takes an emergency dump in Graham Poll's toilet before a match. Fined £10k (two weeks' wages) for the privilege.


King Nige – Lord, saviour and all-round hero – leads us to seven wins from our last nine in a mad end to 2014-15, after strangling an opposition player, calling a journalist an ostrich and Mike Dean "one of the most arrogant men I've ever met".


There's only one way to end this thread. Goodbye.