LEICESTER City soccer club pulling off the seemingly impossible and winning the English Premier League Championship is a sentence few could ever imagine saying ... but Whanganui man Phil Helm has dreamed of hearing it for nigh on 50 years.
From a young age Helm has supported the Midlands club - known affectionately as the Foxes - but even he concedes that until Tuesday morning there hadn't been much to write home about.
The car valet did a wee jig around his workshop in Heads Rd when news came through that Tottenham Hotspur had drawn with Chelsea to hand Leicester the title, the first in the club's 132-year history.
"I knew the Spurs/Chelsea match was crucial, but all I could do was listen to news updates on radio in my workshop," Helm said.
"When the final whistle blew and the news came through it was a draw I immediately did a jig around the shop coaxing my workmate to dance with me - she obliged. I was elated. It was easily the best result in the nearly 50 years I've been supporting them."