MBK Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Bertfox bless this post. Hope we get Henderson Maybury, McAuley, Kisnorbo, Nisse Yeates, Weso, Jarrett, Porter Hume, Horsefield Glombard, Stearman, Cadamertari, King, Logan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ajax Treesdown Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 C'MON CITY......SORT IT OUT!!!!!!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Basingstoke Fox Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 well that idiot who we call a manager will still use our worst and most useless player Elvis Hammond Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MC Prussian Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 well that idiot who we call a manager will still use our worst and most useless player Elvis Hammond Not quite the worst player in my eyes. McCarthy has been really bad in the past few games, and Hughes wasn't any better than that. Hammond's alright, he's just no real striker, should rather play on the right wing or something (opposite Levi). Or... If they got rid of the offside rule, I might change that statement. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Simi Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 COME ON CITYYYY We need 3 points today. Logan in goal please Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RowlattsFox Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 i think it will be: henderson maybury mcauley kisnorbo johansson yeates johnson jarret porter hume horsefield Subs: logan, stearman, hughes/weso, glombard/kenton, hammond please just go there and have a go, come on city Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wils Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Come the fook on City. I wont be able to show my face for a while if we lose today. Our luck has to change some time,surely? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Simi Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 If I have to listen to Barber again and we've lost I wont be happy. Pull your finger out today lads and show some bottle. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kilworthfox Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 i think it will be: henderson 6 another display which beggers why Conrad is not playing maybury 6 didn't know he was playing mcauley 8 good performance solid kisnorbo 8 another good performance, becoming more of a leader johansson 7 solid display yeates 6 quick but again lacked effort or crossing ability johnson 5 w*nk! tries but he's is over another hill! jarret 7 decent display from the box to box man porter 6 he either makes the differance or is annonimous unfortuneatley it was the latter hume 7 tried again but no goals for time must be playing on his mind horsefield 8 lead the line again and is getting better with matches good goal pitty was not enough! Subs: logan, stearman, hughes/weso, glombard/kenton, hammond Oh and when will Kelly realise that Hammond should never be on the bench in the 1st place let alone use him! please just go there and have a go, come on city Call it an educated guess! will see later won't we / I? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thracian Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Seems strange but I think Leicester might pinch this 2-1. We always concede one and against Ipswich you cannot imagine anything different. But I think we'll score two and one will be a fluke. I confess there is no real logic to any of that and it is more in hope than expectation. I just refuse to think of us losing. Would a draw be any good?. Not much - but we could pretend. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fez of Mahrez Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Seems strange but I think Leicester might pinch this 2-1. We always concede one and against Ipswich you cannot imagine anything different. But I think we'll score two and one will be a fluke. I confess there is no real logic to any of that and it is more in hope than expectation. I just refuse to think of us losing. Would a draw be any good?. Not much - but we could pretend. That's pretty much what happened at Wolves. I've given up on ever expecting even a point from Ipswich away. We always seem to lose 2-0. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daggers Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Bertfox bless this post. Can someone do a comparison of match threads started by Bertie vs games won against threads started by other. I think some serious lessons need to be drawn from this season - and leaving all match threads to Bertie should be the biggest. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MC Prussian Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 I'd like to see a 4-3-3 for a start: Henderson Maybury Stearman Kisnorbo Johansson Yeates Johnson Porter Hume Hammond Horsfield Subs: Logan, Kenton, Glombard, Jarrett, Cadamarteri Hoping for a win, no matter what the score. Three points are desperately needed! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MBK Posted 10 February 2007 Author Share Posted 10 February 2007 That's pretty much what happened at Wolves. I've given up on ever expecting even a point from Ipswich away. We always seem to lose 2-0. I still think we will win. Despite whatever Hume now actually has someone to refer the ball to. I'm not sure if Horsefield is any good at finishing though. But with AJ we always draw, really nearly always Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fez of Mahrez Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 I still think we will win. Despite whatever Hume now actually has someone to refer the ball to. I'm not sure if Horsefield is any good at finishing though. But with AJ we always draw, really nearly always Or lose. That's always an option. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Simi Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Can someone do a comparison of match threads started by Bertie vs games won against threads started by other. I think some serious lessons need to be drawn from this season - and leaving all match threads to Bertie should be the biggest. This season Bert has started 8 match threads this season. Won - 4 Drawn - 2 Lost - 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fez of Mahrez Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Will you lot shut up about Bert? RK has enough excuses. To be honest though, I would love him to wheel that one out. "Well, it was a good effort from the lads but Bert didn't start the match thread so it was never going to be our day..." I hope we win. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Simon Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 As ever, I'll continue to plump for my 3-4-3 which will never happen: Logan McAuley Kisnorbo Skills Yeates King Weso Porter The Horse Hume Cadder's (Fryatt unlikely to be fit) Bench: Hendo, Johno, Stearz, Jarrett, Dodds But we'll get: Hendo Maybes McAuley Kisnorbo Nisse Yeates Jarrett Johno Porter Hume The Horse Bench: Logan, Stearz, Weso, Glombard, Hamondo Still think we'll manage a draw though... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dandannieldanok Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Please just win, couldn't give a shite who plays as long as they just get some bloody points. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PompeyFox Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 I think you might find McCauley is out injured. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
teblin Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 Hume is struggling in his natural position, why would he be able to play in the centre of midfield?? Hendo Maybury McAuley Kisnorbo Nisse Yeates Jarrett Johnson Porter Horse Hume (as fryatt isn't fit) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Basingstoke Fox Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 When Cada came on for the last 10 mins v fulham he didnt seem to do anything wrong so let him play! du du duuuuuuuuuuu danny cadamarteri!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MBK Posted 10 February 2007 Author Share Posted 10 February 2007 There may be more on the way - Kelly Leicester City's latest loan recruit Jason Jarrett is set for his debut at Ipswich today - and he might not be the last new face of the season. The surprise windfall of Gareth Williams' exit to Watford allowed City boss Robert Kelly to land Geoff Horsfield, Mark Yeates, Luigi Glombard and Jarrett. And with the Milan Mandaric takeover now well on the way, Kelly may be able to bring more players to the club. City have replaced those players who have left the squad, so any addition now would be a real strengthening. Kelly, referring to the much-delayed takeover, said: "That will all be down to circumstances, but I think if there are to be more coming in then we would all welcome it. "We are back where we started in terms of numbers and we have been stretched for a long time now, so for me the loan signings have given us options. If we get more then those options would increase. "I am not being disrespectful to the players who are already here and, in fact, I think they would welcome fresh faces too, because it would increase the competition as well as being able to give them a break. "We have been asking very young, inexperienced players to play in far more games than we, or they, would expect, and the Championship is a tough division. "They have done remarkably well to stick with it so far and any more help we can give them then the better." City travelled to Ipswich with a squad underlining Kelly's point. With skipper Paddy McCarthy, Danny Tiatto and Matty Fryatt out and Stephen Hughes and Gareth McAuley injury doubts, it is best not to imagine the state of the camp without the four loan signings. If the transfer picture does get brighter in the next week or so, then City's chances of easing themselves away from the danger area would be increased. Going into today's crunch clash at Portman Road, City were in 18th place and three points above the drop zone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thracian Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 There may be more on the way - Kelly Leicester City's latest loan recruit Jason Jarrett is set for his debut at Ipswich today - and he might not be the last new face of the season. The surprise windfall of Gareth Williams' exit to Watford allowed City boss Robert Kelly to land Geoff Horsfield, Mark Yeates, Luigi Glombard and Jarrett. And with the Milan Mandaric takeover now well on the way, Kelly may be able to bring more players to the club. City have replaced those players who have left the squad, so any addition now would be a real strengthening. Kelly, referring to the much-delayed takeover, said: "That will all be down to circumstances, but I think if there are to be more coming in then we would all welcome it. "We are back where we started in terms of numbers and we have been stretched for a long time now, so for me the loan signings have given us options. If we get more then those options would increase. "I am not being disrespectful to the players who are already here and, in fact, I think they would welcome fresh faces too, because it would increase the competition as well as being able to give them a break. "We have been asking very young, inexperienced players to play in far more games than we, or they, would expect, and the Championship is a tough division. "They have done remarkably well to stick with it so far and any more help we can give them then the better." City travelled to Ipswich with a squad underlining Kelly's point. With skipper Paddy McCarthy, Danny Tiatto and Matty Fryatt out and Stephen Hughes and Gareth McAuley injury doubts, it is best not to imagine the state of the camp without the four loan signings. If the transfer picture does get brighter in the next week or so, then City's chances of easing themselves away from the danger area would be increased. Going into today's crunch clash at Portman Road, City were in 18th place and three points above the drop zone. That sounds like Kelly speak for Porter being shown to a back seat shortly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flynny Posted 10 February 2007 Share Posted 10 February 2007 That sounds like Kelly speak for Porter being shown to a back seat shortly. I doubt it. I thought the same to be honest, but I don't see anything else other than him being rested a bit happening unless we sign someone really quality and with a proper left foot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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