Leicester City have a weird relationship with seconds; we missed out on registering Adrien Silva by 14 seconds rendering his signing expensively useless for months.
We became history makers again this weekend, Everton scoring after just 10.18 seconds. Their fastest ever goal. Our quickest collapse yet on an embarrassing afternoon for all.
Viewpoint
Our perspective on the latest news and events at Leicester City
The Chronicles of Ridicule
After a brief, somewhat disappointing outbreak of sensible behaviour in the final six months of last year, 2024 has seen Leicester back to their mind-bending best.
So how was it for you? Bloody awful, of course. Thank god it’s all over and we can concentrate on absolute nonsense like this.
Fosse Friday
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Matchday
Spotlight on Seagrave
Wilby Toothill takes you inside Leicester City’s Academy setup to focus on our next generation of talent
In the opening part of a double header this week – with the first team welcoming Nottingham Forest to King Power Stadium on Friday night - Leicester City Under-21s suffered narrow Premier League Cup defeat at the hands of their Forest counterparts at a cold Seagrave on Monday evening.
As I sat in the stands at Walsall last Tuesday, even I – a self-proclaimed Leicester City rational optimist – was struggling to extract too many positives and had to admit that the general outlook was looking fairly grim.
One shining light last week, however, amongst this LCFC-induced commotion and subsequent fan meltdown, was the Academy.
When Leicester won away
Exploring historical links with away wins at each of Leicester’s 19 Premier League opponents this season
As both Leicester City men’s and women’s teams prepare for a double header away at Everton this weekend, it feels only right to start this story with a landmark women’s game at Goodison Park.
In 1975, Leicester City were in a relegation battle along with Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur. The Foxes were at the foot of the First Division when they made the trip to White Hart Lane.
Our journey through Leicester City’s historical away day victories against current Premier League opponents arrives at 1938.
War was ahead - but when Leicester travelled to Villa Park, there was plenty of entertainment for nearly fifty thousand spectators.
Liverpool were the dominant force of English football in the 1970s and 1980s. Anfield was their fortress and their longest unbeaten home run of the century came right in the middle of the period between 1978 and 1980.
The Reds went 63 games without defeat at home ahead of the visit of bottom-of-the-table Leicester City for Anfield’s first game of 1981.
Foxy Figures
Explaining Leicester City’s 2024/25 season in numbers
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Our second Foxy Figures looks at Leicester’s defeat to Arsenal and reviews the season so far. Warning: xPositivity is in short supply.
The first international break of the season is a chance to reset before the marathon begins in earnest. In the first Foxy Figures of the season, we look at what the first three games have taught us.
The Kushiro Archives
One day in 1997, after Leicester City decided they had to leave Filbert Street, Chief Executive Barrie Pierpoint was standing in a field in Aylestone, forming pictures in his mind.
It's amazing how often it happens. Researching football history you unearth a little gem that leaves you shouting 'Eureka!' Or something even stronger.
In the first of two historical articles in the run-up to this weekend’s clash with Fulham, an aerial view of Filbert Street takes centre stage.
With another season almost upon us, why not first take a breath and another deep dive into Leicester history. This solves the mystery of a day on Fosse Road and its connections to some lost Leicester City history.
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Hazzetta dello Sport
Previewing every Leicester City game in the 2024/25 Premier League season
‘What a difference a day makes, twenty-four little hours’ goes the lyrics of the Dinah Washington 1959 classic of the same name. In the LCFC verse, that could be translated ‘What a different a win makes, three more points to the tally’. The thin slither of light after the doom of recent weeks. These weekends haven’t appeared for a while.
Both Leicester City teams win, and Forest get walloped. The tranquil peace of climbing out of the relegation zone and Hazzetta isn’t a four figure word laboured rant.
You may or may not noticed that the Hazzetta didn’t get to print last Saturday. With the sharp turnaround of Wednesday to Saturday and inspections galore in the day job, there was little time to compose something.
Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance. The five stages of grief.
This Leicester Life
Finding out what kind of people would support a club like this…
What if Leicester City haven’t always been the one true love of your footballing life? After Tony Barnard wrote for us recently and referenced his switch in allegiance from Tottenham Hotspur to Leicester City, we wanted to find out a bit more about that experience.
Beans and little sausages! It’s time for the most-requested interview so far in the This Leicester Life series and the first of the Big Strong Leicester Boys we’ll hear from… it’s Ric Flair.
In 2019, Chinese student Zhang Junhao arrived in Leicester from Shanghai with a love of ultras-style support for his blue-shirted football team - in need of a new home for his passion…
There are hundreds of Leicester City fans who go home and away to every game - Zoe Mcgrady does it from Liverpool while studying for a sports journalism degree.
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The 21 greatest
The TFW writing team pondered who deserves a place in a list of the 21 greatest Leicester City players of the 21st century so far.
Following some fierce debate and mathematical gymnastics, here we are.
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Big Strong Leicester Boys
Listen to the latest episode from our friends over at the BSLB Pod with Jake, Jack, Jordan and Ric.
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As the final hours of the January transfer window ticked down, relegation-haunted Leicester City sat by and watched as rivals strengthened. What message does that send to a fanbase losing hope that this team can be competitive at Premier League level?