lildave3 Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Well, is he? He scores goals, he's a leader, he gets the odd sending off, us fans love him. In my opinion, he is fast becoming the new Steve Walsh and just wondered whether anyone else felt the same. Can the Aussie be the next legend of the club?
Muz Posted 27 December 2006 Posted 27 December 2006 Dont get me wrong I like him. But nobody can touch Walsh. If Kisnorbo captains us to the premiership (which I doubt) then maybe,but currently Kisnorbo is just an above average defender in a very average championship team
Guest Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Why do players have to be the "New" whoever? They should be legends in their own rights, not emulating figures from our history. Or have I got the wrong end of the stick?
Stevosevic Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 I thought McCarthy was the new Walsh what a joke statement that was, everyone had it in their heads. lets be honest, hes crap!
ROSSINDA Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Sorry NOBODY can be the "New Walsh" that guy was a legend..The End
SystonFox Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 kisnorbo is our best defender no doubt but as said, he hasnt scored play off final goals, or last minute equalisers against arsenal, or captained us in the prem so kisnorbo cannot touch walsh - for now. but he is very good still.
Webbo Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Dont get me wrong I like him. But nobody can touch Walsh. If Kisnorbo captains us to the premiership (which I doubt) then maybe,but currently Kisnorbo is just an above average defender in a very average championship team i doubt if he's had as much f@nny either.
Sooper Steve's shin Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 He's had no ongoing wars with local rivals, no 9-match ban and was sh1t when he first came to the club. Technically, he might be a better player - faster, more skilful - but I don't think he has the same run-through-brick-walls mentality that made Walshy a hero. I like him, but he'd need to be here for a good few years before he became the new Walsh (or anything approaching the Great Man).
Kilworthfox Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Well, is he? He scores goals, he's a leader, he gets the odd sending off, us fans love him. In my opinion, he is fast becoming the new Steve Walsh and just wondered whether anyone else felt the same. Can the Aussie be the next legend of the club? Way off the mark! Kisnorbo has got eleven years, two promotions, two cups, europe, finding a nemesis, playing around with teammates wags, being the player most deserving of the shirt I have ever watched. He's got a long way to go yet. He's here, he's there, he's every ******* where Stevie Walsh.... Stevie Walsh
Jimmy Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 walsh did it for over 10 years, kissa hasnt even done it over a full seson yet, leave him to his own legacy dont try and link him to walshie
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 walsh did it for over 10 years, kissa hasnt even done it over a full seson yet, leave him to his own legacy dont try and link him to walshie Ye Walsh was in another league, even coming to the end of his career when he smashed home that goal to equalise in the cup against Fulham, one of a listless aount of terrific moments and when I look back I feel really priveledged to have been lucky enough to see him playing with his heart on his sleeve year in year out. Will there ever be another like him......
lcfc_jme Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Kisnorbo isn't the new Walsh. He's got a lot more to accomplish before he can be compared to Sir Steven. Sorry ld3, I think you're a bit wrong on this one
Leonisco Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Why do players have to be the "New" whoever? They should be legends in their own rights, not emulating figures from our history. Or have I got the wrong end of the stick? It's not often that I agree with you, but that's exactly what I was gonna post.
Ultra Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 walsh did it for over 10 years, kissa hasnt even done it over a full seson yet, leave him to his own legacy dont try and link him to walshie Agreed.
Bert Posted 28 December 2006 Posted 28 December 2006 Walsh = Legend. Kkisnorbo = Not quite there yet. Steve Walsh (i think) has the most sending offs for a professional footballer.
Leicester's 12th Man Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 Walshie is a legend and my all time favourite footballer. Kisnorbo is a good footballer bbut needs to achieve certain things before even being classed in the same sentance. I have met both of them (Walsh more times) and I must say they are both friendly people. Walsh is Mr. Leicester City though :thup:
He's not bald Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 Walshie is a legend and my all time favourite footballer. Kisnorbo is a good footballer bbut needs to achieve certain things before even being classed in the same sentance. I have met both of them (Walsh more times) and I must say they are both friendly people. Walsh is Mr. Leicester City though :thup: No disrespect but Walsh = Was Kisnorbo = Is Different time,different team different manager
Guest Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 It's not often that I agree with you, but that's exactly what I was gonna post. What a sad day it must be then.I have prepared my noose, now where's the paracetemol......
Geordie Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 What was it with Walsh and Geddis again? One left hook + one broken jaw = 9 game ban Not the best way to start the 1987 season.
Geordie Posted 29 December 2006 Posted 29 December 2006 Still, he took it on the chin. They both did to be fair. There was something about that moment, day one, where you just knew we were not going to return instantly to Division One. I think there was under 9000 to witness it as well.
OzFox311 Posted 30 December 2006 Posted 30 December 2006 Paddy is not the new Walsh... Steve Walsh was a great player... Paddy is a great up and coming player in his own right, who I am doubly proud to say is an Aussie too.... Paddy K will not be any new anything, but he will be the best Paddy K anyone in Leicester has ever seen and will be a very good asset for the Foxes and for the Socceroos in the future... :D
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