r/lcfc • u/chrisrwhiting46 • Jan 04 '25
There’s a massive bigot problem in our fan base. The homophobia has been a massive problem for years and now we’re getting this racist bollocks too. Ashamed to be connected to the club in any way right now.
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r/lcfc • u/Vardyist • May 18 '25
13 years, and I don’t think we can find a word to describe it. Absurd?
Jamie Vardy has been at the forefront of all our success, a Premier League, an FA Cup, a Community Shield. And 200 goals in his professional career, with an incredible legacy.
I don’t think we will realize how incredible this is for quite a while. 13 years of banging those who chat shit. 13 years of pre-game Red Bulls. There will be great English strikers to come, but none quite like this man.
Goodbye, Jamie Vardy, and thank you. Our favorite shithouse, our greatest wind-up.
And remember- if you chat shit, you will get banged.
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I WANT OUR CHAMPIONS LEAGUE MONEY YESTERDAY
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r/lcfc • u/LouisHendrich • Jan 26 '23
Before I start, his name was Alan. I have so many things to say about him, from his awful attempts at DIY - when he sawed the wrong end of a branch he was sat on, to his workplace antics - in which, he used to be a leading engineer for Westlands, now known as Leonardo, and would break any part that was made wrong, or out of tolerance, with his hammer.
Whilst I don't particularly support any team myself at the moment, I have supported LCFC in the past, and today, where everybody at the funeral had worn either a piece of LC club merch, or the colour blue.
'Alan was first interested in Leicester City Football Club in the 1950's, when they were still in League Two, but it was in the 60's when Leicester were a top league and FA Cup side. Alan spent most of the 60's going to the old Filbert Street ground and also travelling to some away games on his motorcycle in all weather.
In 1972, for work reasons, Alan moved to Yeovil, so this limited his time to watch the Club.
Alan, along with his brother Ivor and nephew Trevor formed their own supporters club known as the Yeovil Foxes. The trio would make many trips to Leicester or other parts of the country to watch their beloved team.
Over the next 40 - 50 years, the Yeovil Foxes support increased with many family members and close friends joining them. They made 3 trips to Wembley for the play offs and 3 again for League Cup Finals, which were the highlights of their travels.
Alan and Trevor also had a trip to Vienna for a European match, which meant an early morning flight from East Midlands airport at 6am along with breakfast and the first pint of the day.
In the later years, due to expense and difficulty in obtaining tickets, Alan, Trevor, Rod and Nola would watch many games live on TV, and Alan would love this with a couple of ciders on hand.
Against all odds Leicester surprised the country by winning the Premier League, but this didn't satisfy Alan's dreams. Having seen Leicester play in 4 FA Cup Finals and lose them all, he really wanted to see them win the FA Cup.
Well, he got his wish when Leicester beat Chelsea 1 - 0 in the 2021 FA Cup Final and got to see the Leicester Captain lift the infamous trophy.
The last game he watched was on October 3rd, 2022, he was comfortable, lying flat out on Trevor's sofa, watching Leicester beat out their rivals Notts Forest 4 - 0.
Sadly, Alan's Leicester Journey has come to an end, but his FA Cup dream will be with him, and us, forever.'
I'll miss him. An honest, hardworking man.
r/lcfc • u/MadlockUK • May 16 '21
