LOL. As I've said before, I discuss my club all the time, just not on here. I've never followed another team or supported another team - I honestly don't know how people can support two different clubs, unless say your Grandad was born an Arsenal fan and is from there but you live in Birmingham and support Birmingham- very well reasoned family ties like that - yes I can understand that to a degree... but supporting multiple clubs? I don't get that at all, very strange.
My Dad's a Leicester fan, and a big big Leicester fan - there's two big loves in his life apart from his family of course - Leicester City and Reggae. So I was born into it you could say - and I'm not one of these fair weather fans who only shows his face or sings when we're winning. I've been through and spent every year of my life with this club, all the ups and downs along the way, but this is unequivocally thee biggest, most massive high we've ever had, it still feels absurd and unreal - and anyone else who follows football knows just how unprecedented it is to see Leicester City at the top of the Premier League, at the end of February on 56 points. It's surreal and almost absurd.
As for me I've been there through it all, shouting, losing my voice, away day trips, season tickets just about every season as a kid and a teenager - only since starting a family have I not been able to have a season ticket - and whilst I was at University - and these days you just can't get one for love nor money - which is why the owners are looking to increase the stadium.
My old man asked if I wanted to get a season ticket with him at the start of the Premier League season under Pearson but I declined and said we would the season after - as my missus was heavily pregnant at the time - if I'd gone back in time I'd have said yes and just put up with the moaning I'd have got from her and lived with the selfishness of it - because that'd mean we'd have season tickets for this season as well - and this could well be the best season of them all - it already is infact as the CL looks utterly nailed on now and that's an astonishingly remarkable feat. for us in itself.
Anyone who knows me knows how big a fan of Leicester I am... I only follow two Sports - Football and Formula 1 and it was Lewis Hamilton who got me into F1 in 2008 with that stunning drive at Silverstone in the wet - since then I got uber hooked on it, but football and Leicester are and always will be a massive part of my life still.
As I said I'm not gonna come on here when we lose - why would I - why would I want to depress myself even more? When we'd come home from games at Filbert St. with my Dad he's go home and not talk to anyone lol - until he got a bit older and softer! It's the same sort of thing, I don't understand people who lose 3-0 to teams and then go on about how crap their team is because of it ! It's counter productive, negative and a waste of time.
