paxtonwolf
John White
We dared to give them a run for their money
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Who or what was the turning point for Leicester City ?
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We dared to give them a run for their money
Seedy Ron
Nick Barmby
https://www.foxestalk.co.uk appears to have crashed.
Backward fudging yokels think they're not performing this season because the players aren't trying!
In a few years they'll discover electricity, a century or so later they'll discover computers. A couple more decades and they'll start tapping away at those computers with their hooves and discover analytics.
Eventually their hick, farmer brains will begin to understand the concept of regression and they'll know why their team is dogbrick this season, just like it was two seasons ago.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
I've noticed this myself - I'm at a loss to explain it. My pet theory is that they're *desperate* to stop looking like the wee provincial side they are, and thus they're using their miraculous title win to try and big themselves as up a rival to the smallest of the top six, so they can pretend to be part of the big boys' club. They'd get laughed out of the room if they compared themselves to Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool or United based on their one PL win...but they can easily puff themselves up by imagining themselves as rivals to Spurs, since we haven't won a single one (or anything at all post-2008, really). Thus the manufactured animosity, which is simultaneously funny and pathetic given their present circumstances.
Well, either that or they just dislike that we had the gall to temporarily challenge them last year - *extremely* temporarily (like, only-when-we-were-leading-against-Arsenal-at-home temporarily). But if they held grudges based on teams competing with them, they'd have to hate the entire league given that everyone (except Spurs, predictably) has taken turns utterly rogering them this season.
They should have been grateful for the opportunity.They have never likes us since we beat them at Wembley twice.
Playing Spurs at Wembley was quite the big moment - especially for a club like Leicester.
Gilzeantoscore
Justin Edinburgh
Jurgen the German
Tommy Harmer
I don't go on twitter that much but wouldn't be too shocked if a large chunk of the fanbase weren't so gracious after losing out to them but it's not like all of us were like that, put it this way, I'm glad they won the league instead of those muppets down the road. The ones I heard on the radio for example were giving them credit. If anything, most of the vitriol was aimed at Chelsea for their comments before our game with them and the way they celebrated after denying us the title.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Indeed, and that 99 final was one of the worst finals i have seen.
Much like last season, they were expert at destroying any attempt to play football. They were also (as they were last season) incredibly good at conning the ref and getting dirty digs/kicks in without getting punished.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Indeed, especially that gobbrick Savage.
wiziwig
Steed Malbranque
id say its because winning a trophy/title with everyone on your side cheering you on leaves a bit of an emptiness in that you have no ones face to rub in your success or to gloat over (which lets face it - is a big part of winning) we were the side which ran them closest so they have to try engineer a rivalry with us to fill that void. If it had been another club in our position then they'd be doing the same to them.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Nzonzi looks a real player now
FTFY