Guest Gist Posted 12 August 2006 Posted 12 August 2006 I quite like Maybury would be a shame to see him go but if we could get Welsh as part of the deal it would be just what we need we have Stearman and Kenton who can play at right back as shown with his solid performance today.
lookwhaticando Posted 12 August 2006 Posted 12 August 2006 I'm sure Maybury would prefer to be played at RB - but it's not all that likely with Stearman being the usual player in that position, and Kenton deputising most recently. So he may want a move away to a place where he can take up his natural position - it'd be good for him. Just watch as he moves, then scores against us when we play Sunderland in a few weeks time.
Thracian Posted 12 August 2006 Posted 12 August 2006 He might play well but there is nothing about him that would suggest he might score.
potter3 Posted 13 August 2006 Posted 13 August 2006 No, I would much rather have Welsh than Hoult, Hendersons done nothing wrong (so far )
lookwhaticando Posted 13 August 2006 Posted 13 August 2006 I'd prefer we used Logan if Henderson drops a bollock at some point this season. It'd be good to know if our academy keeper is ready to make the step up. And it's cheaper than bringing in a new keeper, as well as trying to shift one of the current ones.
newms Posted 13 August 2006 Posted 13 August 2006 No, I would much rather have Welsh than Hoult, Hendersons done nothing wrong (so far ) I'd prefer a goalie with more of a presence in this league ala Maik Taylor.
Stevosevic Posted 13 August 2006 Posted 13 August 2006 Is this source reliable? Niall quinn confirmed he made an offer, just waiting to hear RK's decision, the part about Welsh is just speculation.
Phube Posted 13 August 2006 Posted 13 August 2006 I'd prefer a goalie with more of a presence in this league ala Maik Taylor. Good keeper!!
newms Posted 13 August 2006 Posted 13 August 2006 Good keeper!! unfortunately Brum would never part with him and he would cost money (something rarely seen)
Shum Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 Black Cats In For Maybury Leicester City have today confirmed that they have received an enquiry from Sunderland regarding Alan Maybury. Maybury, who joined the club for an undisclosed fee from Hearts in January 2005, has been a regular in the Foxes line up since making the move south of the border, but was left out of the squad to face Ipswich Town last weekend. Manager Rob Kelly said: "I have been informed by our chief executive, Tim Davies, that we had received an approach for Alan from Sunderland. Tim is currently speaking to Sunderland on the matter. In the meantime Alan continues to be a Leicester City player." http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/...~881773,00.html
Ric Flair Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 Black Cats In For Maybury Leicester City have today confirmed that they have received an enquiry from Sunderland regarding Alan Maybury. Maybury, who joined the club for an undisclosed fee from Hearts in January 2005, has been a regular in the Foxes line up since making the move south of the border, but was left out of the squad to face Ipswich Town last weekend. Manager Rob Kelly said: "I have been informed by our chief executive, Tim Davies, that we had received an approach for Alan from Sunderland. Tim is currently speaking to Sunderland on the matter. In the meantime Alan continues to be a Leicester City player." http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/...~881773,00.html Going, going, gone. The OS hardly ever report a possible transfer until it's done and dusted.
Dr The Singh Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 Black Cats In For Maybury Leicester City have today confirmed that they have received an enquiry from Sunderland regarding Alan Maybury. Maybury, who joined the club for an undisclosed fee from Hearts in January 2005, has been a regular in the Foxes line up since making the move south of the border, but was left out of the squad to face Ipswich Town last weekend. Manager Rob Kelly said: "I have been informed by our chief executive, Tim Davies, that we had received an approach for Alan from Sunderland. Tim is currently speaking to Sunderland on the matter. In the meantime Alan continues to be a Leicester City player." http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/...~881773,00.html No mention on money as yet????
Manwell Pablo Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 Going, going, gone. The OS hardly ever report a possible transfer until it's done and dusted. Agreed I'd say we've seen the end of Alan Maybury as a Leicester player.
Master Fox Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 Black Cats In For Maybury Leicester City have today confirmed that they have received an enquiry from Sunderland regarding Alan Maybury. Maybury, who joined the club for an undisclosed fee from Hearts in January 2005, has been a regular in the Foxes line up since making the move south of the border, but was left out of the squad to face Ipswich Town last weekend. Manager Rob Kelly said: "I have been informed by our chief executive, Tim Davies, that we had received an approach for Alan from Sunderland. Tim is currently speaking to Sunderland on the matter. In the meantime Alan continues to be a Leicester City player." http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/...~881773,00.html I really hope we sell him
filbertway Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 This could end up being a good day in the history of leicester city.
holly Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 it was made quite obvious he is more than likely going by the fact he was dropped completly on saturday!! hopefully we wont let him go for a piddly amount of money! be sad to see him go but hey ho
Ric Flair Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 I can't see him going for more than 300k. Agreed. He's hardly done anything at Leicester to warrant costing more than that.
Master Fox Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 Agreed. He's hardly done anything at Leicester to warrant costing more than that. This is great news. One by one Craig Levein's dog shit signings are being flogged off to make other teams worse off! Maybe blunderland might like to take MDV and Sylla while they're in a spending mood ?
Ricey Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 I reckon it will just be a straight swap with Welsh, if not then £250k.
Manwell Pablo Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 I reckon it will just be a straight swap with Welsh, if not then £250k. That's a bit of shite swap for us though, well on paper any way. The only way we benefit is by virtue of Welsh being younger. Maybury is a "proven peformer" at this level (and higher) as far as Quinn is concerned(). Andy Welsh has hardly played at any level, and he's out for at least 2 months with ankle ligament damage. plus your fogeting, while we see the left side as a problem Kelly doesn't as he has super Danny "30+ games a season" Tiatto, Stephen Hughes who did so well for him there last season and Levi Porter coming through the ranks
Ric Flair Posted 14 August 2006 Posted 14 August 2006 That's a bit of shite swap for us though, well on paper any way. The only way we benefit is by virtue of Welsh being younger. Maybury is a "proven peformer" at this level (and higher) as far as Quinn is concerned(). Andy Welsh has hardly played at any level, and he's out for at least 2 months with ankle ligament damage. plus your fogeting, while we see the left side as a problem Kelly doesn't as he has super Danny "30+ games a season" Tiatto, Stephen Hughes who did so well for him there last season and Levi Porter coming through the ranks You do have a point, I don't think the Welsh swap is on the cards anyway otherwise it would have been publicised I would have thought. But on a footnote, what would you do with the £250k? Buy a right winger or a left winger? Do we need a right winger? Low looks above average, Hughes can play there as can Sylla or O'Grady/Hammond. On the left as you say we have Twatto, Hughes and Porter. I would still go for a left sided midfielder though.
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