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“When life gets you down you know what you gotta do? Just keep winning, just keep winning, just keep winning, winning, winning.”
Those are (kind of) the words spoken by a blue fish with short-term memory loss. Yes, I’m talking about notorious Leicester City fan Dory of “Finding Nemo” who has no doubt served as inspiration for the Foxes.
Who else could have motivated the Foxes to just keep winning after life had dropped them all the way down to 17th in the table?
Anyway, another week of positivity and wins is welcomed by Leicester City fans after this confusing season. Let’s see if all the winning has made others as delirious as it’s made me:
There is no better way to start. To steal a joke from my fellow Fosse Posse writer Jack Lee, Ndidi’s nickname shall now be “two Kanté’s hiding a rocket launcher under a trench coat.”
Wilfred Ndidi from wayyyyyyy downtown .... BANG #LCFC pic.twitter.com/5kIgzPaCUt
— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) April 1, 2017
Mr. Lineker managed to find a fresh take on the Ndidi/indeed pun. No wonder he’s Leicester’s favorite son.
Yes N-fucking-didi. Unbelievable goal.
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) April 1, 2017
The Wilfred Ndidi hype train has gone off the rails. There appear to be no limits on his superstar potential and the world is taking notice.
The best compliment for Wilfried Ndidi is that Leicester fans are starting to miss N'Golo Kante a bit less... Just 20 years-old too. #LCFC
— John Bennett (@JohnBennettBBC) April 1, 2017
This news nugget is almost too perfect. Jamie Vardy as an Ibiza party rep is the perfect match. Still, Leicester City supporters will rejoice safe in the knowledge that he chose football over his true calling.
Leicester boss Craig Shakespeare says Jamie Vardy once had to be talked out of quitting as he wanted to work in Ibiza as a party rep. #LCFC
— Pete O'Rourke (@SportsPeteO) April 4, 2017
All jokes aside, this is a truly moving story that should be read by all Foxes fans.
US cancer teen surprised with dream trip to watch Leicester City https://t.co/LZeRTY45wU pic.twitter.com/7uLcSXj8fj
— BBC Leicester (@BBCLeicester) April 4, 2017
Glad you got to see a win, Travis!
Young Foxes fan Travis Hackett, who successfully beat leukaemia, travelled across the pond to support his team as an official Club mascot pic.twitter.com/mxRjfnG7qn
— Leicester City (@LCFC) April 5, 2017
Now back to jokes. At this point fans should be aware that nobody is safe from our new favorite chant. Not even this year’s likely champions Chelsea are above getting this chanted at them.
"Champions of England, you'll never sing that"
— Calum (@Caltermole) April 4, 2017
Leicester City fans chant to, the 6 times champions of England, Sunderland.
*Kanye West voice* “Yo, Vardy, I'm really happy for you, I'ma let you finish, but Marc Albrighton had one of the best work rates of all time!”
Jamie Vardy makes it 2-0 for Leicester late in the second half! pic.twitter.com/Mq3qbcilfU
— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) April 4, 2017
Jamie Vardy is back and we’re good again. Shakey is an evil genius.
Six goals in his last seven games for Jamie Vardy
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) April 4, 2017
Craig Shakespeare's on for consecutive wins in his first five Premier League games #LCFC pic.twitter.com/At0ICYFLLK
We make no sense. Chaos over order I suppose.
Leicester are just the second team in #PL history to lose 5 consecutive matches and then immediately win 5 consecutive games (Spurs '04) pic.twitter.com/IbPhgQFFtA
— Premier League (@premierleague) April 5, 2017
Another famous Leicester lad defending his people. And he has a point.
Precisely. The idea that a group of players w/ as much pride as this team wld lose 'on purpose', or 'stop trying', was utter nonsense. #LCFC https://t.co/jpdC1Zn651
— Arlo White (@arlowhite) April 4, 2017
Ah, memories. What a ridiculous three years it’s been.
#lcfc's promotion to the @PremierLeague was secured on this day in 2014! pic.twitter.com/mgbFMFtSWZ
— Leicester City (@LCFC) April 5, 2017
Like I said, what a ridiculous three years it’s been. Leicester City, the greatest story in sports.
Three years from promotion to Championship & UEFA Champions League quarter finals. The greatest story in sports. https://t.co/goNnMfKVMv
— MauricioGómezMontoya (@MauroGM3) April 5, 2017
“Just keep winning, winning, winning....”