Thracian Posted 3 May 2006 Posted 3 May 2006 Vitalfootball Hull City have said that Hull City are showing significant interest in Lincoln centre-backGareth McAuley who is thought to have been interesting Leicester.
The Reverend Posted 3 May 2006 Posted 3 May 2006 Vitalfootball Hull City have said that Hull City are showing significant interest in Lincoln centre-backGareth McAuley who is thought to have been interesting Leicester. I really hope we get this lad. Looks great and a threat at set pieces which we havent had for i dont know how long?
leicesterboys Posted 3 May 2006 Posted 3 May 2006 Hull City boss keen on Imps defender 10:48 5/3/2006 Lincoln City's Gareth McAuley is a summer target for Peter Taylor The 26-year-old Northern Ireland international centre-half is out of contract at Sincil Bank in the summer, although Lincoln are hopeful that he will stay with the club if they win promotion to League One. Taylor told the Hull Daily Mail: "I haven't watched him personally but over the last few months, as a club we've had him watched. "Again though, he is one of many players we have had watched recently. "At present, he's a player under contract with another club so it is not fair to discuss him at this stage." link
Thracian Posted 3 May 2006 Author Posted 3 May 2006 you call that competition! I've got a feeling they'll have more available money than us this season. Make no mistake Leicester will have a real battle to survive next season, never mind get in the top six.
The Stig Posted 3 May 2006 Posted 3 May 2006 I've got a feeling they'll have more available money than us this season. Make no mistake Leicester will have a real battle to survive next season, never mind get in the top six. I disagree, I think we have a squad capable of top half finish, but its weather RK can keep the squad playing to the same level as we did at the back end of last season
Milky Posted 3 May 2006 Posted 3 May 2006 I've got a feeling they'll have more available money than us this season. Make no mistake Leicester will have a real battle to survive next season, never mind get in the top six. i agree top six is extremely optimistic, i'll be satisfied with a top half finish if we can. i still think leicester city is a more attractive club than hull, though McAuley may feel as though he is more likely to actually play for hull on a regular basis. on the money side of things, i wonder what would have happened if we got relegated.
Thracian Posted 3 May 2006 Author Posted 3 May 2006 My concerns centre mainly around the opposition rather than Leicester. What with the teams coming down and those already jossling for position Championship wise, I don't think Leicester will have made enough progress nor enough imagination in their approach. Too many poor players and the squad is likely to be too small again. Hope you're the one who's proved right though.
The Stig Posted 3 May 2006 Posted 3 May 2006 i agree top six is extremely optimistic, i'll be satisfied with a top half finish if we can. i still think leicester city is a more attractive club than hull, though McAuley may feel as though he is more likely to actually play for hull on a regular basis. on the money side of things, i wonder what would have happened if we got relegated. i agree, i would be happy with a season in top half whre we don't have to worry about relegation
theboywillmott Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 According to an article in the daily mail (not actually read it but saw a quote from it on the net) PT is top of the list to replace Curbs at Charlton! :w00t: I can see 15 years of hard work being undone there!
Wasyls Pec Deck Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 If Peter Taylor wants him - then surely we don't! Look at his signing record for us - absolutely dire!
Strokes Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 My concerns centre mainly around the opposition rather than Leicester. What with the teams coming down and those already jossling for position Championship wise, I don't think Leicester will have made enough progress nor enough imagination in their approach. Too many poor players and the squad is likely to be too small again. Hope you're the one who's proved right though. If we used the younger players properly in these final few games we could have seen how we could cope when stretched next season, some of the academy players could have made the step up but we will only find out in a emergency now.
Ric Flair Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 If we used the younger players properly in these final few games we could have seen how we could cope when stretched next season, some of the academy players could have made the step up but we will only find out in a emergency now. Have you got amnesia? The last game of the season was just 4 days ago, there aren't any games for the youngsters to play before the end of the season.
Strokes Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 If we HAD used the younger players properly in the final few games, we could have seen how we could cope when stretched next season, some of the academy players could have made the step up but we will only find out in a emergency now. Have you got amnesia? The last game of the season was just 4 days ago, there aren't any games for the youngsters to play before the end of the season. it might look better now, fook me all this lack of sleep is really affecting me
The Don Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 Have you got amnesia? The last game of the season was just 4 days ago, there aren't any games for the youngsters to play before the end of the season. pedanticity at its finest (is that a word??)
Strokes Posted 4 May 2006 Posted 4 May 2006 pedanticity at its finest (is that a word??) It is now i will use at every oppertunity today. EDIT opportunity ffs
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