GTF

[themightyfin]

Thanks for the memories. 

True professional good luck to him in the future. 

 

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[Izzy]

GTF outta here 

[Stadt]

Excellent Pearson signing, obviously wasn’t the fittest but his experience and his ability on the ball were important in 13/14.

 

 

 

 

and he played in a two man midfield at Stamford bridge  

[Voll Blau]

Will always think fondly of him, though I remember the red away kit at Chelsea looked particularly unflattering on him. 

[SemperEadem]

His goal at Huddersfield is to this day the drunkest I have been at football. 

[BenTheFox]

Technically a good footballer. Was good to bring on and help us see out a game, was like a human full-time whistle. 

[Tuna]

Good signing, played a small but significant part in our glorious promotion campaign.

 

He was mocked for his stocky physique but he never let us down.

[BenTheFox]

2 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

His goal at Huddersfield is to this day the drunkest I have been at football. 

Mine possibly changes from month to month. 

[OntarioFox]

Cult hero, and an unironic favourite of mine during that promotion season. Still maintain that his all round game was under-rated because of his figure.

I'm also fairly sure that I am the only Leicester fan in history to win a bet on him to be first goalscorer (away at Hudders, when he was brought into the first XI half an hour before kick-off while I was having a pint by the betting kiosk. Absolute scenes).

 

Thanks for the memories, and more importantly for reminding us that Dad Bods can do it too, before Ruiz made it cool. 

[Sharmania]

In the 2013/14 season:

 

Starts: 2

Subs: 19

Goals: 3

 

I remember him putting in an incredible shift away at MIllwall. Cult hero.

[Cincinnati Fox]

33 minutes ago, Voll Blau said:

Will always think fondly of him, though I remember the red away kit at Chelsea looked particularly unflattering on him. 

We had a Dean Hammond, GTF midfield  that day and could have got a point of nugent could finish 1-1

[ElusiveEd]

What are the odds he'll now get to Neil Rudock proportions?

 

[Gerard]

2 minutes ago, ElusiveEd said:

What are the odds he'll now get to Neil Rudock proportions?

 

 

He'll only need to lose two stone to get there. 

[Corky]

He had a sensational control and touch. He and Mahrez should have a challenge to find the best first touch in football.

[Fox92]

Liked him. His close control was excellent.

[TheUltimateWinner]

If he had pace he’d be one of the best in the world 

 

Genuinely he was very underrated for the part he played that season coming up. That whole season was a master stroke by the club and it’s management.

[Ric Flair]

Ruthless finish in that mad home game around Christmas vs Bolton. It was results like that and peripheral players making an impact that convinced me we were going up that season no matter what.

[Guest Kopfkino]

Worried that he was dead for a moment then. Long live GTF.

[SystonFox]

The consolation goal in the 1-4 home drubbing to Brighton when all the players were still pissed up was class.

 

what a cult hero

[Danizen]

2 hours ago, TheUltimateWinner said:

If he had pace he’d be one of the best in the world 

 

Genuinely he was very underrated for the part he played that season coming up. That whole season was a master stroke by the club and it’s management.

If he had pace, he'd be a medical miracle 

 

I did really enjoy watching him, though. I wish we'd signed him earlier. 

[Dr The Singh]

After Ruiz's win, he could make a come back

[Claridge]

Hasn’t he just beat up Joshua?

[yorkie1999]

Gary , wherever you may be

greggs maccy d's or a kfc

if you send us up scoring lots of goals

we'll pay your wages in sausage rolls.

[Mike Oxlong]

Love the way he modelled our first skin tight shirt 

[Guest Mee-9]

What a bloke.