FA Cup Final

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

I can recall many poor Leicester teams yoyoing.
Fans helping them clean the stadium.

Also
Two league cups
A pl title
An Fa cup.

What are they doing right?

 

[allen]

Well done, Leicester. They are blazing a trail I hope we can follow in the coming seasons.

Not one solitary tear will be shed by me for the single-use plastic bag of a club that is Chelsea.

 

[Blue83]

Feck you on about?

Learn to read, I was agreeing with you, you muppet

 

[ForeverBlue92]

...perhaps we should’ve employed the Leicester DoF.

We should have done instead we nicked their scout and turned him into a DOF!!

 

[Kris75]

Well done Leicester, hopefully us again soon.
Ridiculous it's not played end of season.

 

[PhilM]

Yeah again that literally did not happen today

It may not have today but it does happen - I've felt it; others on here will have. In the past, you'd look for the referee or the flag, but now there's uncertainty.

Our last full home attendance home game was against United back in March 20, where our last minute goal was disallowed by VAR.

We all celebrated and went crazy, but within thirty-seconds many fans had swung towards questioning if VAR would intervene, which does subdue the crowd.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Oh yeah because there’s no difference in celebrating your team actually scoring a well worked goal in the 90th minute VS fans celebrating some big words suddenly popping up on a screen two minutes after the actual event that say “NO GOAL” ... yeah that’s the sporting celebrations I want to see

What difference is it if it's 2 minutes later with VAR or 30 seconds later with the ref. I'll never forget steevie Me running the length of the pitch to celebrate a goal for the rs in a derby onlky for him to realise it had been ruled out.
Like everything in football (and life), it's gutting when it goes against you but beautiful when it works in your favour.

 

[TheBigIguana]

It may not have today but it does happen - I've felt it; others on here will have. In the past, you'd look for the referee or the flag, but now there's uncertainty.

Our last full home attendance home game was against United back in March 20, where our last minute goal was disallowed by VAR.

We all celebrated and went crazy, but within thirty-seconds many fans had swung towards questioning if VAR would intervene, which does subdue the crowd.

I've yet to see a crowd not celebrate a goal. When it happens I'll be concerned.

 

[Blue83]

What are they doing right?

Buying players who will play football and developing their youth ?

 

[tommytowne]

Will they be able to have a homecoming parade tomorrow? That would annoy a few people I know.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

It may not have today but it does happen - I've felt it; others on here will have. In the past, you'd look for the referee or the flag, but now there's uncertainty.

Our last full home attendance home game was against United back in March 20, where our last minute goal was disallowed by VAR.

We all celebrated and went crazy, but within thirty-seconds many fans had swung towards questioning if VAR would intervene, which does subdue the crowd.

I wish fans would protest to get rid of it

 

[chrismpw]

When did some moron think that silver ribbons, loud music and a staged archway made winning the fa cup more special?

God I detest the modern world and its plastic facade.

 

[tommye]

Pleased to see Leicester win and it mean so much to the players. Beats the dull procession that we usually get



Sniff it rent boys!!!

 

[COYBL25]

Oh no @COYBL25 does this mean @GwladysBlue was right all along...

His life size blow up Brenda Rodgers doll will be getting a pounding tonight.

 

[Goat]

I've yet to see a crowd not celebrate a goal. When it happens I'll be concerned.

The times at Goodison people have gone mad and im standing there pointing at the lino with his flag up.

But yeah, im mostly the only 1.