Leicester City The FA.com Team of the Weekend

[davieG]

TEAM OF THE WEEKEND <--------------------------SOURCE

Ryan Smith, on loan from Arsenal, celebrates against Sheffield United <h1 class="ArticleHeadline">Blades cut to pieces</h1> Monday, 28 November 2005.

Leicester’s impressive 4-2 victory over Sheffield United in the Championship won the Midlands side TheFA.com's Team of the Weekend.

Sheffield United have enjoyed an amazing start to the campaign and looked odds on to be challenging for promotion back into the top flight come the end of the season.

But they were brought crashing back down to earth at the Walkers Stadium as Craig Levein’s side produced their best performance of the season.

Iain Hume fired the home side in front, before Ryan Smith, on-loan from Arsenal doubled Leicester’s lead after just 15 minutes.

Although Danny Webber pulled United back into the game, any thoughts of a comeback were dashed when Elvis Hammond added a third and Hume notched a fourth.

Craig Short scored a consolation goal for United in injury time, but it was not enough to stop Leicester celebrating a memorable victory over Neil Warnock’s side which gives them fresh hope they can still challenge for a top six finish.

Other contenders for the team of the week came in League One where Colchester thrashed Gillingham 5-0.

And in League Two Rochdale came away with a thrilling 4-3 win over Shrewsbury which keeps them flying high at the top of the table.

But Leicester produced a five star display to help them move up the Championship and earn the team of the week award.

[Katy]

TEAM OF THE WEEKEND <--------------------------SOURCE

Ryan Smith, on loan from Arsenal, celebrates against Sheffield United <h1 class="ArticleHeadline">Blades cut to pieces</h1> Monday, 28 November 2005.

Leicester’s impressive 4-2 victory over Sheffield United in the Championship won the Midlands side TheFA.com's Team of the Weekend.

Sheffield United have enjoyed an amazing start to the campaign and looked odds on to be challenging for promotion back into the top flight come the end of the season.

But they were brought crashing back down to earth at the Walkers Stadium as Craig Levein’s side produced their best performance of the season.

Iain Hume fired the home side in front, before Ryan Smith, on-loan from Arsenal doubled Leicester’s lead after just 15 minutes.

Although Danny Webber pulled United back into the game, any thoughts of a comeback were dashed when Elvis Hammond added a third and Hume notched a fourth.

Craig Short scored a consolation goal for United in injury time, but it was not enough to stop Leicester celebrating a memorable victory over Neil Warnock’s side which gives them fresh hope they can still challenge for a top six finish.

Other contenders for the team of the week came in League One where Colchester thrashed Gillingham 5-0.

And in League Two Rochdale came away with a thrilling 4-3 win over Shrewsbury which keeps them flying high at the top of the table.

But Leicester produced a five star display to help them move up the Championship and earn the team of the week award.

Ryan Smith is loving that goal isnt he?

[Benji]

it's good to see appreciation for a class victory

really hope it continues

[Manwell Pablo]

it's good to see appreciation for a class victory

really hope it continues

Whoever wrote that is more clueless then Anderson

Kabba and Webber who scored

[Muz]

Smith looks well 'appy with netting there.

Smith loves Leicester the fans have gorra great relationship with him . He's gonna stay :fox:

Seriously , If Arsene decides to pass on this talent , then him coming here and having a great rapport with the club might work in our favour

Now im dreaming

[Cobbo]

TEAM OF THE WEEKEND <--------------------------SOURCE

Ryan Smith, on loan from Arsenal, celebrates against Sheffield United <h1 class="ArticleHeadline">Blades cut to pieces</h1> Monday, 28 November 2005.

Leicester’s impressive 4-2 victory over Sheffield United in the Championship won the Midlands side TheFA.com's Team of the Weekend.

Sheffield United have enjoyed an amazing start to the campaign and looked odds on to be challenging for promotion back into the top flight come the end of the season.

But they were brought crashing back down to earth at the Walkers Stadium as Craig Levein’s side produced their best performance of the season.

Iain Hume fired the home side in front, before Ryan Smith, on-loan from Arsenal doubled Leicester’s lead after just 15 minutes.

Although Danny Webber pulled United back into the game, any thoughts of a comeback were dashed when Elvis Hammond added a third and Hume notched a fourth.

Craig Short scored a consolation goal for United in injury time, but it was not enough to stop Leicester celebrating a memorable victory over Neil Warnock’s side which gives them fresh hope they can still challenge for a top six finish.

Other contenders for the team of the week came in League One where Colchester thrashed Gillingham 5-0.

And in League Two Rochdale came away with a thrilling 4-3 win over Shrewsbury which keeps them flying high at the top of the table.

But Leicester produced a five star display to help them move up the Championship and earn the team of the week award.

Great to be noted for a change

Ps. has anyone listend to that 'Say It' link?

We won 'the far dot com's team of the week'

[Louise]

What a jinx....

[Scow]

Not often we've been recognised like that over the years.

I'm still on a high after that victory. Watching the highlights emphasised how good we were on Saturday.

[Guest]

Smith looks well 'appy with netting there.

Smith loves Leicester the fans have gorra great relationship with him . He's gonna stay :fox:

Seriously , If Arsene decides to pass on this talent , then him coming here and having a great rapport with the club might work in our favour

Now im dreaming

I'm afraid so. CL said on RL this morning he couldn't afford the £3-4m the Arse would want for him.

[Bluefoxtim]

TEAM OF THE WEEKEND <--------------------------SOURCE

Ryan Smith, on loan from Arsenal, celebrates against Sheffield United <h1 class="ArticleHeadline">Blades cut to pieces</h1> Monday, 28 November 2005.

Leicester's impressive 4-2 victory over Sheffield United in the Championship won the Midlands side TheFA.com's Team of the Weekend.

Sheffield United have enjoyed an amazing start to the campaign and looked odds on to be challenging for promotion back into the top flight come the end of the season.

But they were brought crashing back down to earth at the Walkers Stadium as Craig Levein's side produced their best performance of the season.

Iain Hume fired the home side in front, before Ryan Smith, on-loan from Arsenal doubled Leicester's lead after just 15 minutes.

Although Danny Webber pulled United back into the game, any thoughts of a comeback were dashed when Elvis Hammond added a third and Hume notched a fourth.

Craig Short scored a consolation goal for United in injury time, but it was not enough to stop Leicester celebrating a memorable victory over Neil Warnock's side which gives them fresh hope they can still challenge for a top six finish.

Other contenders for the team of the week came in League One where Colchester thrashed Gillingham 5-0.

And in League Two Rochdale came away with a thrilling 4-3 win over Shrewsbury which keeps them flying high at the top of the table.

But Leicester produced a five star display to help them move up the Championship and earn the team of the week award.

HAHAHAHAHHA that listen to it thing is brilliant!

[Katy]

HAHAHAHAHHA that listen to it thing is brilliant!

It is! Get a personality love! Shes the BT text message bird isnt she? Coleeeechestor :laugh:

[Steven]

Smith looks well 'appy with netting there.

Smith loves Leicester the fans have gorra great relationship with him . He's gonna stay :fox:

Seriously , If Arsene decides to pass on this talent , then him coming here and having a great rapport with the club might work in our favour

Now im dreaming

It is good to dream.

[Ric Flair]

I would be willing to take out a £10,000 loan and give it to Leicester to help towards purchasing Smith. Would anyone else join me on that?

[Katy]

I would be willing to take out a £10,000 loan and give it to Leicester to help towards purchasing Smith. Would anyone else join me on that?

I would, if the fear of bankruptcy didnt hang over my head when I couldnt afford to pay it back

[Babylon]

I would be willing to take out a £10,000 loan and give it to Leicester to help towards purchasing Smith. Would anyone else join me on that?

Let me think about that...... NO.

[Ric Flair]

Let me think about that...... NO.

Your not a REAL fan then, are ya?

[Ric Flair]

I would, if the fear of bankruptcy didnt hang over my head when I couldnt afford to pay it back

**** that shit, it's Smudger we're talking about here. The closest thing we will ever get to a world class footballer.

[Katy]

**** that shit, it's Smudger we're talking about here. The closest thing we will ever get to a world class footballer.

Id rather not **** that if you dont mind, Im not living in poverty just to line some overpaid footballers pockets, even if it is Smudgers

[Muz]

I would be willing to take out a £10,000 loan and give it to Leicester to help towards purchasing Smith. Would anyone else join me on that?

I'll donate 2 months wages towards Smudger staying

We need him he CANNOT go