-
Posts
6,002 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
2
Everything posted by Saxondale
-
Great news this. When he’s at his best, he’s one of the best. When he’s not at his best, he’s still a tremendous athlete and a huge presence on the field. He’s demonstrated his versatility. Not only was he playing a more advanced role last season - with some success - he’s proven himself to be an excellent deputy at CB when required. He now has a lot of PL pedigree and is learning all the time. He would cost a lot of money to replace.
-
Where will you be watching the final?
Saxondale replied to samlcfc1's topic in General Football and Sport
At home, mindful of the fact I’m starting work at 5am on Monday morning and need to be up at 3.30. -
ABC. Anything But Castore.
-
I don’t understand what’s complicated about the statement that follows.
-
Concerns about the direction of the club
Saxondale replied to Lambert09's topic in Leicester City Forum
I’m concerned about the direction of this forum. -
Michael Golding joins permanently - Official
Saxondale replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
18 years old, but seems like he's been signed for the first team? We don't usually make any fanfare when we're signing a youngster up for the ressies. -
Wow, that article is eye-opening. Though it comes as no surprise that all these BS gambling brands sponsoring European football are dodgy as frig.
-
Seventy Pounds Sterling!
-
When I saw the logo I immediately thought Pac-Man.
-
As it happens…
-
We are clearly quite discreet about our transfer business, unlike some other clubs. A lot of these linked players are clearly floated by their agents, but Foxestalk goes mad tracking of the progress of the ‘deal’, then loses its shit when the signing doesn’t happen. “This club is a joke!” ”We can’t do anything” ”Our negotiation skills are terrible” ”Sort it out Rudkin”
-
On Leeds’ official site. Close thread.
-
On a freebie? No brainer at this point.
-
Fair play. I’m fairly sure he falls into the category of player that we acquire on a free with the intention of moving on for a small profit. Job done.
-
Please don’t be some random Chinese betting company. 752happyBET
-
RIP The crockery at Seagrave.
-
Agree. Starmer has had an incredibly difficult job to do. Firstly, he’s had to fend off the far left of the party who - regardless of what you believe in - cannot win a national election. Secondly, he’s had to court the centre (which wins elections) whilst not appearing unpalatable to the Labour red wall voters who all did a 180 and voted Con last time. As a confirmed anti-Brexit fundamentalist, I’m frustrated that the main parties have ignored it during this election cycle, but in Labour’s case, I completely understand why. They need the middle ground and the gamgams.
-
I got my LD flyer a couple of weeks ago; the rest all arrived on the same day.
-
I’m LD, buy may well vote Labour tactically. Though mine is a new constituency (Melton & Syston), it’s almost certain to be Conservative, even now. Noticed there is a Rejoin EU candidate on the sheet, so might even vote for him as a mini protest.
-
Along these lines, Birmingham’s main sponsor last season was ‘Undefeated’ or something.
-
We need @Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo to sort out some Steve Cooper emoji things. Thanks Julian.
-
This is the point. He managed to turn an utterly dreadful, relegation-fodder Forest, full of malaise - who has been this way for years - into a team that ultimately got promoted. He then kept them up for a season, despite working for a lunatic crime lord, whose son wanted to play Football Manager and went round Europe signing wastemen. These are huge achievements, and demonstrate that he can get good results against the odds and working in difficult circumstances.
-
That worked well.
-
And why were England playing long ball for the last 15 mins? To be fair, the ode boys who sit near me at the KP must have been loving it. FORWARDS!!!
