cisono Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 From the OS: Morris Making Progress Lee Morris took another major step on his comeback from injury when he participated in a behind closed doors friendly against Boston United at the Belvoir Drive training ground today. A treacherous run of injuries has meant that Morris has started just two games since joining the Foxes from Derby County in February 2004. But after spending the last 11 months on the sidelines, the 25-year-old striker finally took to the field once again against the Pilgrims, playing the opening 30 minutes of the contest. City boss Craig Levein said: "I am just happy to see Lee out there playing once again. There is no doubt that he has got ability - let's not forget he was transferred for £2 million earlier in his career. "He's certainly no mug, but he has just had a horrendous time with injuries. To have played for half an hour will have done him the world of good." Didn't know that!!!
Strokes Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 From the OS: Didn't know that!!! Yeah Sheff U to Derby 1998 or 99
Bert Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 From the OS: Didn't know that!!! Neither did I, I knew he was transferred for £3 million though anyone know what the score was??
lookwhaticando Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 He probably scored an own-goal that's why the OS hasn't told us the score
leicesterboys Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 ive never seen him play is he any good?
Thracian Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 Wasn't Akinbiyi transferred for £5m once? Drop leaf tables that were £140 are now worth £30, if you can find a buyer. Times change and so do values. We'll see how good he is now - if and when he plays.
Blue Arrow Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 I saw him against Crewe last season, he didn't look bad, but nuthing special. Betteer than the lump though
Solihullfox Posted 14 December 2005 Posted 14 December 2005 If this guy can get fit over the next few weeks (and more importantly stay injury free on a more long term basis) he can be a real nuisance with his speed and finishing capabilities. Morris has/had real potential and could be like signing a new player - if he was fit and firing on all cylinders we should give him a new reduced contract and see how he was after a proper pre season.
cisono Posted 14 December 2005 Author Posted 14 December 2005 He probably scored an own-goal that's why the OS hasn't told us the score AND they probably lost the match
TAFKA Castroneves Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 I've got a feeling he might just do something special for us when he comes back, make that if.
SystonFox Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 im willing to give him a chance. forget he had injuries, if he returns to the squad and maybe even the 1st team he could be dynamite. mind you he might not be able to hit a cows arse with a banjo but heres hoping.
Ric Flair Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 From the OS: Didn't know that!!! It was £3 million!! :eek:
lenny06 Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 I've seen him play for Derby a few times and IF he can recapture his form he'll be dynamite for us.
Gené and Tonic Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 Can only be a boost for the attacking side of things. Lets hope he can stay fit and perform to the best of his ability.
The People's Hero Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 Dunno what you're all getting your hopes up for. He'll be retired before long.
Jimmy Posted 15 December 2005 Posted 15 December 2005 if he comes back playing like he did for derby against us, then mdv is 1 place further down in the pecking order, now that cant be bad
cisono Posted 16 December 2005 Author Posted 16 December 2005 It was £3 million!! :eek: Inflation??!
Head Honcho Posted 16 December 2005 Posted 16 December 2005 we won 1-0 the aussie trailist scoring the winner
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