steveherbe Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Who was that useless lump we had up front, got him from Leeds in the last hour of the xfer window. Sent him off to Preston I think. Scored a decent goal for Leeds against.... Beckford, thats the guy. Him, de Vries and Junior Lewis. Strike fear into any football fan - especially Leicester fans.
Thracian Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Derek Dougan, Derek Hogg or Lennie Glover and Davie Gibson. Three attackers! I suppose I ought to apologise.
dorsetboy Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Guppy on the left pinging them crosses to vardys new strike partner ian Ewan Roberts to head in . with ally Mac covering the back 4 with kante
Great Boos Up Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Right here, right now bring in: Rodrigues, Izzet and Rooster
CharlieCharles Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 2011 Yakubu Certainly would of hit 15 goals a season.
MPH Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 junior lewis that iraqi bloke elvis hammond He was Iranian.
Suffolk exile Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Elliott probably to replace Huth McAlister to pick out the killer pass Alan Smith to partner Vardy would be superb!
Floridafox Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Garry Parker for the penalties, we'd be running away with the League with him as our spot-taker Ooh Tommy Wright on the wing Walshie
MPH Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Definitely take wellens back so we would have someone to blame. We dont seem to know what to do without anyone to blame. we become crazies.
Lcfcwatto Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Simon Grayson was a consistant right back Collymore in his prime was as good as anyone in the prem. Izzet was a cracking player and chipped in with a few goals from midfield.
Charl91 Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Danns; so we'd have some good songs to raise our team spirit. Beckford; he woudn't crumble under the pressure of being in the top 4. Sol Bamba; to shore up the defense.
demon_dog Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 From my time watching City; Banks Frankie Worthington Tough call for the last one we've had so many good players. Stan Collymore, after a lot of thought.
bigbiff Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 I would of expected far more people to pick collywoble sorry collyflower but people are saying bruno sorry hesky, i know he would be worth goals and he was one of my fave players but he spent about as much time on the deck as both our 2nd forwards put together My 3 collymore Pegguy arphexhad (best shot stopper i have ever seen and he dont need to be good at crosses with our defence) Elliot (maybe)
ThaiFox Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Much as I like Kasper, I'd have to go for Shilton. I'd maybe go for Arthur Rowley up front, and Izzet was awesome and for me would have fitted into any side we've ever put out.
Stadt Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 From my time watching I think I'd end up with: Flowers Simpson Morgan Huth Fuchs Mahrez Kante Izzet Albrighton Vardy Collymore Since I've been watching Schmeichel Simpson Morgan Huth Fuchs Mahrez Kante Cambiasso Albrighton Vardy Ulloa/Nuge
Thracian Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Definitely take wellens back so we would have someone to blame. We dont seem to know what to do without anyone to blame. we become crazies. Haha, Drinkwater always strikes me as a souped-up Wellens.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Ferdinand or Collymore at their peak up top playing how we were before becoming a little tighter recently (understandably in all given the oppo) would've been ****ing frightening
fuchsntf Posted 18 January 2016 Posted 18 January 2016 Keeping to how we play today.... allowing myself 3 goes. Whitworth, Weller, Worthington. R.fern Elliot. Jackie Sinclair Glover. Parker. Farrington. Spreading longer 3 eras. Gibson, Elliot ,Weller
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