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Reserves tonight v's Port Vale

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davieG

davieG

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From OS

Strong Reserve Side To Take On Vale

Posted on: Mon 10 Sep 2007

Leicester City caretaker manager Jon Rudkin has named a strong reserve side to face Port Vale at the Marston's Stadium this evening (7pm).

Portuguese international winger Marco Ferreira and Danish striker Adda Djeziri, who joined the club on transfer deadline day, are both named in the starting line up for the Pontin's Central Reserve League clash.

And City supporters will also be able to see a host of other first team squad members in action on the night - including Carl Cort, Matty Fryatt, Shaun Newton, Hossein Kaebi, Darren Kenton, Joe Mattock and Richard Stearman.

Admission on the night is just £3 for adults and £1 for under 16s on the night. Junior Foxes go free!

Highlights of the game will be available from 10:30am on the morning after the game.

City squad: Nielsen, Kaebi, Mattock, Newton, Stearman, Kenton, Ferreira, King, Cort, Fryatt, Djeziri, Beswick, Cisak, McKay, Sappleton, Magunda.

ASH17LCFC

ASH17LCFC

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Nielsen

Kaebi

Mattock

Stearman

Kenton

Ferreira

Djeziri

Magunda

King

Cort

Fryatt

Would be my pick there.

Danish striker Adda Djeziri ... Why would they play him in the middle :blink:

Fez of Mahrez

Fez of Mahrez

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Danish striker Adda Djeziri ... Why would they play him in the middle :blink:

I'd stick him on the left. Magunda and King in the middle. He's left-footed and played left wing for Rangers youth team last year apparently.

ASH17LCFC

ASH17LCFC

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I'd stick him on the left. Magunda and King in the middle. He's left-footed and played left wing for Rangers youth team last year apparently.

Ohhhh, Did Rangers ever play him up front or did they always have him on the left ?

Fez of Mahrez

Fez of Mahrez

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Ohhhh, Did Rangers ever play him up front or did they always have him on the left ?

No idea. As always with these things you can only really draw a vague conclusion from something you've read on a few internet messageboards. Hopefully whoever goes tonight can give a proper opinion on him and let us all know where he plays. It'll be exciting for those that do attend to be able to watch Djeziri, Ferreira and Kaebi all in the same side.

Dames

Dames

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No idea. As always with these things you can only really draw a vague conclusion from something you've read on a few internet messageboards. Hopefully whoever goes tonight can give a proper opinion on him and let us all know where he plays. It'll be exciting for those that do attend to be able to watch Djeziri, Ferreira and Kaebi all in the same side.

By that do you mean Thracian ?

Geo V

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If Thrac goes or whoever else turns up that is a member on here, can you kindly have a proper detailed look into the crowd to see if Roeder, Reid or any one of the other 400 managers linked to us are sitting watching the match. Cheers. :thumbup:

Dames

Dames

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Preferably not.

Yeah i was being silly :blush:

If he plays out left you know all were going to hear is the fact he cant play a telling cross like Beswick or he doesnt have the flair to beat a man all ends up 5 times like Gradel.

Fez of Mahrez

Fez of Mahrez

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Yeah i was being silly :blush:

If he plays out left you know all were going to hear is the fact he cant play a telling cross like Beswick or he doesnt have the flair to beat a man all ends up 5 times like Gradel.

:thumbup:

I am counting on Milky Joe.

The People's Hero

The People's Hero

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By that do you mean Thracian ?

Djeziri: 1 : Fantastic. Scored 19 goals and had a hand in at least 7 more in a lively 3-3 draw. Puts me in mind of a young Alfred Hitchcock mowing his lawn at midnight on a Tuesday using nothing but a cold cone of chips! Ran the young right back ragged.. he'll be having Scandinavian-striker-cum-winger themed nightmares tonight and who wouldn't? He was literally the cheese and arguably some of the French bread on Djeziri's small (but no doubt effective) supper plate. Came off to standing ovation on 82 minutes when replaced by the man he eventually hopes to emulate.

Porter: (sub 82 mins - Djeziri): 10 : Ran the show. Came on with City 3-0 up and prevented a defeat in the closing moments when the opposition right back saw his shot blocked on the line by Levi, the pocket dynamo. Levi demonstrably kept the ball out of the goal, demonstrably saving City what could demonstrably be a vital point come the end of the season. All this from a man who'd completed an 8 minute hat-trick previously. Out-shone Djeziri in every department and will be gutted if he once again loses out to one of Beaglehole's chosen me.... errr Beaglehole is amazing. He'll be gutted if Beaglehole is duped in to picking Djeziri (the chosen man of many) by one of his evil associates, Stowell or Rudkin. Or do I like those two? I can't remember.

Dames

Dames

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Djeziri: 1 : Fantastic. Scored 19 goals and had a hand in at least 7 more in a lively 3-3 draw. Puts me in mind of a young Alfred Hitchcock mowing his lawn at midnight on a Tuesday using nothing but a cold cone of chips! Ran the young right back ragged.. he'll be having Scandinavian-striker-cum-winger themed nightmares tonight and who wouldn't? He was literally the cheese and arguably some of the French bread on Djeziri's small (but no doubt effective) supper plate. Came off to standing ovation on 82 minutes when replaced by the man he eventually hopes to emulate.

Porter: (sub 82 mins - Djeziri): 10 : Ran the show. Came on with City 3-0 up and prevented a defeat in the closing moments when the opposition right back saw his shot blocked on the line by Levi, the pocket dynamo. Levi demonstrably kept the ball out of the goal, demonstrably saving City what could demonstrably be a vital point come the end of the season. All this from a man who'd completed an 8 minute hat-trick previously. Out-shone Djeziri in every department and will be gutted if he once again loses out to one of Beaglehole's chosen me.... errr Beaglehole is amazing. He'll be gutted if Beaglehole is duped in to picking Djeziri (the chosen man of many) by one of his evil associates, Stowell or Rudkin. Or do I like those two? I can't remember.

lol

You forgot

King - 9 - Bossed the midfield. Like a Welsh Scholes with his ability to make a telling pass or mini Les Ferdinand with his great heading ability. If it wasn't for Fryatts limited ability this lad would have had a dozen assists tonight. Also saw a rasping pea roller graze the palms of the keeper in the dying moments.

Manwell Pablo

Manwell Pablo

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Djeziri: 1 : Fantastic. Scored 19 goals and had a hand in at least 7 more in a lively 3-3 draw. Puts me in mind of a young Alfred Hitchcock mowing his lawn at midnight on a Tuesday using nothing but a cold cone of chips! Ran the young right back ragged.. he'll be having Scandinavian-striker-cum-winger themed nightmares tonight and who wouldn't? He was literally the cheese and arguably some of the French bread on Djeziri's small (but no doubt effective) supper plate. Came off to standing ovation on 82 minutes when replaced by the man he eventually hopes to emulate.

Porter: (sub 82 mins - Djeziri): 10 : Ran the show. Came on with City 3-0 up and prevented a defeat in the closing moments when the opposition right back saw his shot blocked on the line by Levi, the pocket dynamo. Levi demonstrably kept the ball out of the goal, demonstrably saving City what could demonstrably be a vital point come the end of the season. All this from a man who'd completed an 8 minute hat-trick previously. Out-shone Djeziri in every department and will be gutted if he once again loses out to one of Beaglehole's chosen me.... errr Beaglehole is amazing. He'll be gutted if Beaglehole is duped in to picking Djeziri (the chosen man of many) by one of his evil associates, Stowell or Rudkin. Or do I like those two? I can't remember.

Never gets boring.

Dames

Dames

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We could trot along to a Dundee United forum and start abusing Levien while we wait.

Or Preston for Rob Kelly.

Or Palace for Taylor and you could start an Iwan is a Welshman thread whilst your there.

Manwell Pablo

Manwell Pablo

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Does anyone know where Craig Levein lives?

We should mail him Elvis Hammond.

I find it amusing that Elvis can't even get on the bench for our stiffs.

Very amusing.

Simon

Simon

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I find it amusing that Elvis can't even get on the bench for our stiffs.

Very amusing.

Hahahaha.

It's a pretty strong reserve team actually, if I wasn't busy, I'd be tempted to pop along... would be good to see the new lads.

Ric Flair

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I find it amusing that Elvis can't even get on the bench for our stiffs.

Very amusing.

There's a myth he's still out with an ankle injury, I find that a little dubious. He's one of those rare players that never get's injured, Akinbiyi was the same. You pray for an injury that never comes. Thankfully we now have......... no we don't, we did have a manager who thought he was guff.

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