Nah pal you mean English football. Leicester are much of a football club than glorysupporting corporate outfits like City, Liverpool or United. Fuck the big teams mate. It’s the smaller local teams that bring this passion and emotion. Glory hunters simply cannot relate
@@tflm9802 it's the some of the fans that are plastic but United and Liverpool were small clubs too they came a long way mate but city obviously are a money club no offense.
For hardcore fans...these emotions are legit. When you start supporting a club that is an ultimate underdog and you live your life attached to that club never expecting to see them to win a trophy...let alone, the English Premier League Title, it’s an incredible feeling. This was me in 2012 when Man City won the title...the emotions didn’t even have time to set in because of the nature of triumph. Just happened. The joy within these tears can’t be seen but it’s there and the memories of that emotional reaction and what it means to those individuals that experience the surreal emotions...it lasts a lifetime. It’s the stuff of dreams!
Hermiie - Nobody can control what anyone does. For some people, they get a kick out of attaching themselves to a club once they win...for others, it’s a lifelong rollercoaster ride that is 100% dedicated to the journey. Long time Man City fans never expected a Cup trophy let alone English Premier League Titles for decades. Now the success is here, those long term City fans are the one that ultimately are most euphoric, thankful and appreciative of all the silverware won because they suffered. None of the new fans know the heartbreak of relegation. They only know one Manchester City, the winning one...just hope these same fans stick it out when City aren’t as successful because to have fans through thick and thin...that’s the measure of a great club. I consider a club like Newcastle United to be great. They haven’t won silverware in ages...but I think they’re great because they’ve had such a wonderful fanbase for decades who have jumped aboard their rollercoaster ride and stayed for the duration.
@@andrewrechichi4091 great comment that i agree wholeheartedly with, i myself am a Leicester supporter and it was surreal. It only really hit me a month later when i was on holiday in Cyprus and had numerous people from all over Europe coming up to me to talk about it. It was a special moment and one i will never forget... even if i get Alzheimer's one day as its engrained in my heart.
I'm Russian. When Russia beat Spain on WC2018, my emotion were kinda the same. Of course this is legit. 146% legit. (russians would appreciate this 146% joke)
I was very close to this when we won the Premier League that night until the day we lifted the trophey that was my reaction. Still gets to me now every time i watch it.😢
Congratulations from Canada. I've been binging on reactions to the Leicester win for hours now and yours is my favourite. I can't even imagine my favourite team going from worst to first, and we don't even have relegation here. Greatest underdog story ever. Well done!
wow. fans like you are a rarity in the game. sport throughout the world needs loyal honest dedicated fans like you. i take my hat off to you sir. also, the only team to represent England in the Champions league quarter finals is just mind blowing.
G’on yersel big man. Respect. I enjoyed watching every game you played that season. What a thrill, I couldn’t even imagine the joy I’d have if I were a City fan born in Leicester! Mad. A magical season that united football fans everywhere. It’s nearly 4 years on and the memories of that season still bring a huge smile.
Absolute Passion amazing to see , love that leicster are flyin again this season under Rodgers n makin Chris Sutton eat his words Respect from Glasgow Rangers 🇬🇧
cuando mi país, gano su primer copa america estuve igual que este hombre, una lágrimas pero de orgullo y felicidad, me sentí super identificado con la reaccion de el.
The owners of the biggest clubs can never take our game away from us and this shows that if we let these terrible owners ruin our game, we will never have moments like this ever again. #GlazersOUT #KronkeOUT #VenkysOUT #FucktheSuperLeague
The most enjoyed by everyone was Leicester, but the best ending to any League season cannot be beaten. It was 1989 @ Anfield when Arsenal scored in the 90th minute to win the League Title NOT on goal difference, but on goals scored, as goal difference was exactly equal!!! Unlike the City win when they played QPR, the 1989 match was actually between the 2 teams fighting for the Title!!! Michael Thomas scores after the arrogant Liverpool bench had already congratulated each other 🤣
Yo hubiera llorado el doble jajajaja, un brindis por los mejores campeones de ls mejor liga en mucho tiempo, la de ustedes es la historia de amor más hermosa e impensada mueran tranquilos hinchas del Leicester, pero eso sí muy orgullosos, lo que daría por ir a ver un partido en Inglaterra
This is exactly what I was like when my club Pompey beat Man U at Old Trafford in our 2008 FA Cup quarter final. This is how a real supporter feels when their team pulls off a seemingly impossible win. To a degree I know the feeling, but what his club did that year with the money involved in the top division of English football. Words can’t describe it, but this man and his emotions does. To all you glory hunting twats who support big clubs from towns you’ve never lived near let alone been too, I present to you a real supporter of his local club. You will NEVER feel this level of emotion after a footballing win
Those who support clubs just because they win a lot don’t know what they’re missing, it’s all about experiencing the lows; they make the highs so much sweeter. I’m glad I watched Leicester playing turgid football for 10 years and dropping to League 1 in the process, to then go through the emotional rollercoaster we went through in 15/16. It means so much more than if my team won something every year. When Portsmouth make their way back up, and they will eventually, it will be such a thrill on that journey - it’s the journey that makes being a fan worthwhile 👍 Good Luck to Pompey
The most enjoyed by everyone was Leicester but the best ending to any League season cannot be beaten. It was 1989 @ Anfield when Arsenal scored in the 90th minute to win the League Title NOT on goal difference, but on goals scored, as goal difference was exactly equal!!! Unlike the City win when they played QPR, the 1989 match was actually between the 2 teams fighting for the Title!!! Michael Thomas scores after the arrogant Liverpool bench had already congratulated each other 🤣
More than just a game.
IT'S bet
Those are tears of sheer joy that few people get to experience. RESPECT
I had it when chelsea won the champions league 🤣🤣🤣
The premier league, brings grown men to tears.
Nah pal you mean English football. Leicester are much of a football club than glorysupporting corporate outfits like City, Liverpool or United. Fuck the big teams mate. It’s the smaller local teams that bring this passion and emotion. Glory hunters simply cannot relate
@@tflm9802 some of the big club supporters are loyal and have been there for long
@@tflm9802 it's the some of the fans that are plastic but United and Liverpool were small clubs too they came a long way mate but city obviously are a money club no offense.
This tugged on my heart strings not gonna lie
For hardcore fans...these emotions are legit. When you start supporting a club that is an ultimate underdog and you live your life attached to that club never expecting to see them to win a trophy...let alone, the English Premier League Title, it’s an incredible feeling.
This was me in 2012 when Man City won the title...the emotions didn’t even have time to set in because of the nature of triumph. Just happened.
The joy within these tears can’t be seen but it’s there and the memories of that emotional reaction and what it means to those individuals that experience the surreal emotions...it lasts a lifetime.
It’s the stuff of dreams!
How do you feel about Man City getting more bandwagon fans throughout the years?
Hermiie - Nobody can control what anyone does. For some people, they get a kick out of attaching themselves to a club once they win...for others, it’s a lifelong rollercoaster ride that is 100% dedicated to the journey.
Long time Man City fans never expected a Cup trophy let alone English Premier League Titles for decades.
Now the success is here, those long term City fans are the one that ultimately are most euphoric, thankful and appreciative of all the silverware won because they suffered.
None of the new fans know the heartbreak of relegation. They only know one Manchester City, the winning one...just hope these same fans stick it out when City aren’t as successful because to have fans through thick and thin...that’s the measure of a great club.
I consider a club like Newcastle United to be great. They haven’t won silverware in ages...but I think they’re great because they’ve had such a wonderful fanbase for decades who have jumped aboard their rollercoaster ride and stayed for the duration.
@@andrewrechichi4091 great comment that i agree wholeheartedly with, i myself am a Leicester supporter and it was surreal. It only really hit me a month later when i was on holiday in Cyprus and had numerous people from all over Europe coming up to me to talk about it. It was a special moment and one i will never forget... even if i get Alzheimer's one day as its engrained in my heart.
I'm Russian.
When Russia beat Spain on WC2018, my emotion were kinda the same.
Of course this is legit. 146% legit.
(russians would appreciate this 146% joke)
@@Keenangoal indeed, the comparison of leicester and man city is outrageously stupid
Every football fan was truly happy for Leicester City and their fans. They deserved their fairytale.
@@493HZ🤫
@@493HZ now they are. They just barely avoided relegation the season prior to their league victory.
This was the best day of my life I think every fan felt the same way
Still the greatest feeling ever “foxes never quit”🦊💙💙
So amazing, your a great fan, we need more people like you in america
*england u stupid twat
Sajagbåteller ironic comment.
Sajagbåteller he is saying American football fans are stupid. If anyone’s the twat you are.
Football is getting bigger in the states and one day you'll all have this kind of passion for your clubs. I look forward to the day my friend 🦊💙🤝
that's the problem, Americans have fans....England has supporters
Football is emotion.
Dam I would love to buy him a Leicester Tshirt
Adam Rohman do it! 👍🏻🙂
he’s a diehard Leicester fan he probably has many
I was very close to this when we won the Premier League that night until the day we lifted the trophey that was my reaction. Still gets to me now every time i watch it.😢
I did the same cuz I was thinking about my dad & wishing he was alive to witness what we had always dreamed about 🙏😥
Congratulations from Canada. I've been binging on reactions to the Leicester win for hours now and yours is my favourite. I can't even imagine my favourite team going from worst to first, and we don't even have relegation here. Greatest underdog story ever. Well done!
Thank you Mr.Chairman “Vichai”
We will miss you
R.I.P 😢
It’s enough to make a grown man cry 🥺
This is why we love football 👌 it s all about passion ❤ Respect man ; MASSIVE RESPECT !! 👏 👏
wow. fans like you are a rarity in the game. sport throughout the world needs loyal honest dedicated fans like you. i take my hat off to you sir. also, the only team to represent England in the Champions league quarter finals is just mind blowing.
G’on yersel big man. Respect. I enjoyed watching every game you played that season. What a thrill, I couldn’t even imagine the joy I’d have if I were a City fan born in Leicester! Mad. A magical season that united football fans everywhere. It’s nearly 4 years on and the memories of that season still bring a huge smile.
Imagine all the burdens of life being eased momentarily by this absolute blessing of a result. I love this video.
I can still feel the emotion of that man, simple amazing
I was the same mate LCFC TILL I DIE 🔵👍🏻🔥
as a real madrid fan i cried in 2014 champions ... man i feel for this guy ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽😍😍😍
Watching this in 2018, and I still can’t believe we won the PL!! Anyway on another note, Puel out!
Watching this in 2020 and feel the same
And now u win FA cup, amazing😄
@@datmoroccanguy8530 What about FA ?? AMAZING !!😄
see your passion man , true underdog story .
im a chelsea boy and i was so happy for a underrated team
to win the pl title back in 2013 well done leicester
I don't know how he is, what he is
God bless him.
Love this it made me just wana hug you
Back here in 2019 😱🔥 lotta respect for ya man x
Titanic - not a tear
Leicester fan crying after winning the league - 😢😭😭
Absolute Passion amazing to see , love that leicster are flyin again this season under Rodgers n makin Chris Sutton eat his words Respect from Glasgow Rangers 🇬🇧
Just like Leicester, your city is blue 👍🦊 Can’t stand Sutton and his Celtic obsession lol
Thank you Rangers, R. I. P To the Great Jock Wallace. 🦊🇬🇧🏴.
Such a great guy!
This is one of the most moving things I’ve ever seen
He must be one of really royal Leicester fan.
cuando mi país, gano su primer copa america estuve igual que este hombre, una lágrimas pero de orgullo y felicidad, me sentí super identificado con la reaccion de el.
Chile?
Fucking brilliant. I know just how you felt mate, feelings like that will last a lifetime.
Priceless
i'm not a soccer (football) fan at all, but this was a really incredible season
The owners of the biggest clubs can never take our game away from us and this shows that if we let these terrible owners ruin our game, we will never have moments like this ever again.
#GlazersOUT
#KronkeOUT
#VenkysOUT
#FucktheSuperLeague
To win the league is the dream of every lad in England. I totally. get it. To see your team win it is incredible...
Enough to make a grown man cry🙂🤗
The most enjoyed by everyone was Leicester, but the best ending to any League season cannot be beaten. It was 1989 @ Anfield when Arsenal scored in the 90th minute to win the League Title NOT on goal difference, but on goals scored, as goal difference was exactly equal!!! Unlike the City win when they played QPR, the 1989 match was actually between the 2 teams fighting for the Title!!! Michael Thomas scores after the arrogant Liverpool bench had already congratulated each other 🤣
Awww bless you I did it to
Yo hubiera llorado el doble jajajaja, un brindis por los mejores campeones de ls mejor liga en mucho tiempo, la de ustedes es la historia de amor más hermosa e impensada mueran tranquilos hinchas del Leicester, pero eso sí muy orgullosos, lo que daría por ir a ver un partido en Inglaterra
wow, when you truly love your club
Leicester Leicester boys are we, proud of our city, In good times and in bad, we always back the lads; And we won the Premier league. xxxxxx
Respect!!!! Football is awesome!!!
respect man
Well done Leicester
Man, if England ever win the Euros or the World Cup in my lifetime, this will be me.
same!
Im a little gutted being a united fan ill never experience this. I felt those tears
Feel it ❤️
Your a great supporter
he's going... 'He's Going...' _"He's Going..."_ *_"HE'S GONE !"_*
Holding out to see this with Catania one day...
This is exactly what I was like when my club Pompey beat Man U at Old Trafford in our 2008 FA Cup quarter final. This is how a real supporter feels when their team pulls off a seemingly impossible win. To a degree I know the feeling, but what his club did that year with the money involved in the top division of English football. Words can’t describe it, but this man and his emotions does. To all you glory hunting twats who support big clubs from towns you’ve never lived near let alone been too, I present to you a real supporter of his local club. You will NEVER feel this level of emotion after a footballing win
Those who support clubs just because they win a lot don’t know what they’re missing, it’s all about experiencing the lows; they make the highs so much sweeter. I’m glad I watched Leicester playing turgid football for 10 years and dropping to League 1 in the process, to then go through the emotional rollercoaster we went through in 15/16. It means so much more than if my team won something every year. When Portsmouth make their way back up, and they will eventually, it will be such a thrill on that journey - it’s the journey that makes being a fan worthwhile 👍 Good Luck to Pompey
Thanks mate
I was emotional 😭 😭
And tears of missing Kanté and Mahrez 😭
It meant a lot.
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That man is my cousin mark that was an amazing day
Ben Norman Hello 👋🏻
@@wrestlefanman1202 hello to you too
The arrival of algérien player Mahrez made y cry ,I appreciate your tears but now we are the ones who want to cry Mahrez because of his low level
Top Man!
Plot twist, he's a spurs fan and he's watched his team bottle it pmsl
Wonder how he felt after the FA Cup victory.
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I’m glad Leicester City won.
I cry with you
Buena chanchito, saludos de Quilpue
I can't wait to see united with champions league then I'll be crying profusely
Unbelievable
Liecester Just Qualified Back To The Premier League
Did you tape yourself crying or was it someone else ?
I taped myself.
Confetti at 1:11
LITERALLY.... LITERALLY waited all his life. Probably wish his father/family were there to celebrate with him.
รักคุณ
I fucking love football
0:55
Championes championes ole ole ole
This is epic. Still nothing beat that AGUEROOOOO goal tho
The most enjoyed by everyone was Leicester but the best ending to any League season cannot be beaten. It was 1989 @ Anfield when Arsenal scored in the 90th minute to win the League Title NOT on goal difference, but on goals scored, as goal difference was exactly equal!!! Unlike the City win when they played QPR, the 1989 match was actually between the 2 teams fighting for the Title!!! Michael Thomas scores after the arrogant Liverpool bench had already congratulated each other 🤣
@@KryptonitetoallBS damnn dude you're old.
love u Lcfc 💙 Lcfc till I die
this is legit
And now they won FA cup.
It will happen again boys
He's a Spur's fan
The twist. He was an Arsenal supporter.
plot twist: He's a Spurs fan /jk
I fell so bad beacuse his crying
Thats the bouncer from the pub
1:11 wtf
Forza italia
Plot twist, hes a tottenham fan
This is the reason the European Super League should not be founded
fair enough...come on bradford
this guy might be spurs fans.
Your are 👍🏼the best lester for the win 👍🏼⚽️🎉🎺
Get in weeman
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cool
Lcfc 🦊🦊