We always play the Deeeeney goal. That's part of the pre-match build-up along with clips of other goals. Don't be so paranoid.
I bet Watford fans have never done that. Anyway this is one of the strangest debates I've had on the Internet so I'll let you crack on with your research
I really don’t know why I’m engaging but the song is about Vichai, the former chairman and the line is ‘you made us sing that’. I guess I do know why I’m engaging, it’s because I’m finding it amusing. Guess I’m a Leicester fan revelling in you looking like a wally so I’ve proved your point for you!
No mate you've got us banged to rights. Hopefully it's played behind closed doors so we don't upset you
All you Leicester fans are engaging because you know I'm telling the truth and it's clearly hit a raw nerve with all your denials and now the obvious insults are coming out because you've got nowhere else to turn in the debate.
He's just proven you to be wrong about that chance but you're too stubborn to admit you've embarrassed yourself
It's clear to me, the only ones upset are you guys for me calling you out on it. Now people will take note of the chants Leicester sing. How may are directly supporting your own side and how many are designed to antagonise the opposition. The split will be heavily weighted towards the opposition rather than your own team. I was hoping that winning the league would stop all that nonsense, but it's made you lot even worse. Having said this, I expect you'll be on your best behaviour because of the Pearson love-in. You will be biting your lips because you know you'll not be able to be c*nts on Saturday. The more I think of it, the funnier it actually is. I can imagine it. A few fans will start the "going down" chant only for others around them to say "shhhhh…..it's Pearson, we can't sing that today."
I remember the last game of the 2015/2016 season against Sunderland when Newcastle had been relegated by Sunderland. All they sung about for the whole game was songs about Newcastle, it was comical when Deeney scored a penalty in front of the Rookery and they didn't bat an eyelid and just kept singing. Hilarious!
Getting relegating to the third tier in 1996 did the club a favour, we were bumbling around the lower half of the second tier with no direction and a disinterested owner for far too long. Although GT was the manager for the last couple of months of that season, the relegation started a roller-coaster ride. I'm sure there are some Leicester fans who view their relegation to the third tier in the 2000s as a blessing in the long term.
I would say, the gloves are off when it's a fierce rival. But when it's against a club you have no real history with, in a run-of-the-mill match, then it's out of order to goad the opposition if they get relegated. It's like winning the FA Cup. Did City rub it in? No, they were perfectly respectable. Had we lost to Leicester in that final, all they'd be pleased about would be goading the opposition and rubbing it in. They probably wouldn't have even noticed Vardy lifting the trophy as their attention would have been directed at Watford fans, or whoever was the club they beaten was. That is the difference. City fans were brilliant after the final whistle towards Watford. Most fans, at most clubs are decent and respectful. For some unknown reason, Leicester fans are just not like this. However, I've noticed traits of it from Wolves especially last season. I think when we beat them in the semi-final they took it very personally. So it might be something to do with the region. Middle of the country. Often overlooked and unimportant? Maybe this is the route-cause for the inferiority complex. I actually like Leicester as a club. They have a very attractive team, brilliant owners and that was a tragedy what happened to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, which I personally found very sad. I'm pleased how it has not derailed them and they are still striving. I just think the fans that follow this club are awful because of the way they behave towards the opposition, on a regular basis. This is my only problem with them. All clubs have their moments, where fans cross the line of course, but it's not part of their DNA. This goading is intrinsic in the mindset of the regular Leicester supporter, and for the life of me, I cannot understand why. They won the league, the fairytale club. Surely that should be enough for them. Be humble and be respectful.
Excellent to see the Leicester banterists being taken to the cleaners by WFC juggernaut Hornetboy1. H-B-1! H-B-1! H-B-1!
After reading this thread, I hope we lose. I hope the entire Leicester end spends the whole 90 minutes singing about our demise. I hope we actually get relegated and Leicester fans spend the final day singing about us going down. Leicester till I die.
I think that's been Filbert's plan all along. We thought we were converting him to become a quasi-WFC fan. In fact he has been busy converting us all to become fans of Leicester. "Come on you jackals".
If corona virus means we don’t have to watch another Watford match again this season then I’m all for it.
Please ignore him, the rest of us have no idea what he is banging on about. I see his little rants as a plea for attention these days, Katie Hopkins of the forum.
Also remember it the other way around. Newcastle fans singing Peter Reid peels bananas with his feet. And that he had a ******* monkeys head. Before during and after the game. They were top fellas that I met that day.
Always good memories of Leicester. Even the kind pub landlord suggesting he let us out the back instead of joining the floods of crisp eaters on their way to Filbert street.
I thought Villa and Leicester had some level of rivalr? A brief internet search shows they do.They are 40 miles apart. If QPR were going down we'd sing the exact same thing at them at a game?
I've said this before but any club that gives us free beer and pies is never going to get slated by me. Forca Lesta.
I love old chants due to the imagination required. Now it's <insert player name here> to the tune of that White Stripes song.
