Good ride in the Ditch!
Kasper Schmeichel and teammates at Leicester City has got Sundays free to a small christmas party.
And the Danish landsholdsmålmand has taken the rest of the team, who is number two in the Premier League, with in the Tivoli gardens in Copenhagen.
Sunday afternoon, the Leicester players arrived to the julepyntede amusement park in central Copenhagen, where it stands at spas and fun, good food in the Ditch, and probably a hearty sip of the Danish hops.
B. T. s has found Leicester players in the Tivoli gardens, where they are dressed in all sorts of different costumes. Ben Chilwell and Ricardo Pereira may be recognized in the pictures – and the world’s best goalkeeper at the moment, Kasper Schmeichel, is also, of course, with.
According to B. T.’s information is Kasper Schmeichel dressed as a ‘stormtrooper’ from the Star Wars universe, and it was him that went first into Tivoli.
With Leicester players a number of security guards, who have not been satisfied with the fact that it has been taken pictures of the players, as they wanted to keep the party a secret. Looking around the Leicester players ‘ Instagram Pasgol profiles, this is also not something that has shared the pictures from Copenhagen.
If the Leicester players and a visit to Tivoli gardens sounds familiar in your ears, then you are not wrong.
Leicester-the players took the same trip in december 2015, when the B. T. took several of the players dressed as, among other things Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It was supposedly a very expensive julebrandert, where they also ended in the city.
If the Leicester players were going to be a bit superstitious, so let a visit to Tivoli gardens to be an excellent choice. As Leicester-and the boys in 2015 was in Tivoli gardens, could they let themselves declare as champions five months later.
At that time, was Leicester, of course, the top of the Premier League, as they do also in this season to the current second. Right now Leicester is noted for 29 points after 13 matches.
In 2015, had Leicester 28 points after the same number of matches. We say it just. (There had Liverpool not 37 points, as they have now. But anyway.)
