Manwell Pablo Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Carl Cort 9. That'd be the number of knee operations he's booked in for.
Fez of Mahrez Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Carl Cort 9.That'd be the number of knee operations he's booked in for. Louis Dodds 24 Number of 5-minute substitute appearances on loan at Telford Washing Machines FC this season.
Toby or not Toby Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Louis Dodds 24 Number of 5-minute substitute appearances on loan at Telford Washing Machines FC this season. to you and Manwell
Manwell Pablo Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Teleford Washing Machines. Paul Hendersons squad number is cleary related to the number of goals he could of prevented last season.
Manwell Pablo Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Stearmans is obviously all part of his drunken pulling routine Richie: How old are you love? Unfortunante Female: 17 Richie: Oh really, thats my squad number at Leicester City who I play for and earn a six figure salary from, Fancy a shag?
Daggers Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 ...and earn a six figure salary from, Fancy a shag? So he exaggerated and suckered you...get over it and move on, stop being bitter.
Micky Ruddle Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Conrad Logan 21 stone Sounds about right for him
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 1. Jimmy Nielsen Relates to the total amount of crosses he could at best catch from set-peices during the duration of the entire season
Daggers Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 1. Jimmy NielsenRelates to the total amount of crosses he could at best catch from set-peices during the duration of the entire season And the number of cheers he got on Saturday from people that weren't being ironic
Manwell Pablo Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 And the number of cheers he got on Saturday from people that weren't being ironic How dare you, I wasn't being Ironic.
jonw88 Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 How are you, I wasn't being Ironic. Quite surprised at Elvis getting a squad number so low down, ah well when he buggers off that number will be vacant for any new better signings.
Stevosevic Posted 25 July 2007 Author Posted 25 July 2007 19. Elvis Hammond.The amount of people in his gang. To be fair, that sounds like quite a big crew, one i wouldn't want to mess with.
Blue Bob Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Elvis' squad number also equates to the amount of yards ran during 90 minutes. Yards or feet. Personally I thought it was the number of yards the ball finishes away from him after his first touch.
Fez of Mahrez Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 19. Elvis Hammond.The amount of people in his gang + squad number from last season (18)
J.Lisemore Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Now on the OS DJ number 10 ..well pleased as i am getting his name n number on my shirt on saturday
Ashley Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 DJ number 10 ..well pleased as i am getting his name n number on my shirt on saturday I think shirts look better plain How much will Campbell cost and the number 10 ?
Tubes Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 looks like neither sheehan or dodds are going out on loan then......
Thracian Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 This comes back to my point about King not being able to impress very easily in short spells due to lack of pace. N'Gotty/Kishishev/Weso/McAuley/MDV have no pace. King's like a ghost, very much a Louis Dodds or Martin Peter's type (by style, not ability I'm talking). But King's problem is that he's a footballer. He's not a footballing thug in any way. It's the same with Billy McKay and Gradel. Both were a class apart at times at Sunderland - and for much of the rest of last season - but they look harmless. Martin Allen comes from a genuinely tough background. He seems to like the dockyards closed shop trade union-type comeraderie and footballers to be rock hard - like him. Mattock, for instance, is not a better footballer than the three mentioned - but he's demonstrably forceful. Weso, Stearman, Kishishev and N'Gotty are good but they aren't better footballers either. They're tough and uncompromising. They dig. And it should quickly be accepted by fringe players ... that's the first way to get noticed now. Apart from quick, simple, accurate, football....get mean. Not pretend mean. Really mean. It's a ruthless set up under MM/MA. I'm not saying the place is without fun or enjoyment, far from it. But MA demands the unflinching, unquestioning aggression of recruits at a military camp. Players need to show that first and their football on top. Look who's not got squad numbers - Hughes, Maybury, Kenton. Hardly a street gang.
Jimmy Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 looks like neither sheehan or dodds are going out on loan then...... Sheehan, Dodds & Gradel all had numbers last season, dodds and sheehan were still sent on loan, as i think gradel will be this year, short term 1 to let MA see him without risking him fooking up in our side
Thracian Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 looks like neither sheehan or dodds are going out on loan then...... Although he's been injured word I've had is that Dodds is off to Lincoln, though I imagine he can be recalled. Sheehan could have gone to the same club but preferred to stay and challenge for a place, there being, of course, much less competition at full-back than centre-forward.
davieG Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 N'Gotty/Kishishev/Weso/McAuley/MDV have no pace.King's like a ghost, very much a Louis Dodds or Martin Peter's type (by style, not ability I'm talking). But King's problem is that he's a footballer. He's not a footballing thug in any way. It's the same with Billy McKay and Gradel. Both were a class apart at times at Sunderland - and for much of the rest of last season - but they look harmless. Martin Allen comes from a genuinely tough background. He seems to like the dockyards closed shop trade union-type comeraderie and footballers to be rock hard - like him. Mattock, for instance, is not a better footballer than the three mentioned - but he's demonstrably forceful. Weso, Stearman, Kishishev and N'Gotty are good but they aren't better footballers either. They're tough and uncompromising. They dig. And it should quickly be accepted by fringe players ... that's the first way to get noticed now. Apart from quick, simple, accurate, football....get mean. Not pretend mean. Really mean. It's a ruthless set up under MM/MA. I'm not saying the place is without fun or enjoyment, far from it. But MA demands the unflinching, unquestioning aggression of recruits at a military camp. Players need to show that first and their football on top. Look who's not got squad numbers - Hughes, Maybury, Kenton. Hardly a street gang. Hence Fryatt, him of a namby pamby nature now being deemed a thug after his perfomance at Partick, seems like he really does want to be an Allen player.
Thracian Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Hence Fryatt, him of a namby pamby nature now being deemed a thug after his perfomance at Partick, seems like he really does want to be an Allen player. Indeed. I suspect one of the big worries MA has about Fryatt is that he's not hard enough for the battle. Whether he can prove otherwise is the question.
Tevez Posted 25 July 2007 Posted 25 July 2007 Nice to see McAuley getting a decent number, i think he's going to be a big part of Leicester's season.
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