Webbo Posted 14 October 2008 Posted 14 October 2008 OS Foxes Defeat Baggies Posted on: Tue 14 Oct 2008 Leicester City's Reserves gained a 2-1 victory over West Brom Reserves on Tuesday lunchtime. The Foxes fell behind at the Baggies' Birmingham Road-based Training Ground before goals from Eric Odhiambo (pictured) and Billy McKay sealed the win for the visitors in an impressive performance. City fielded a strong line-up with Patrick Kisnorbo, Joe Mattock, Paul Henderson and Levi Porter all featuring. Reserve team manager Gerry Taggart said: "The lads put in a very good performance against what was a decent West Brom side
Thracian Posted 14 October 2008 Posted 14 October 2008 Be nice of the OS to let us know how people played and something about the goals and main incidents. I suppose they must be busy.
Webbo Posted 14 October 2008 Author Posted 14 October 2008 Be nice of the OS to let us know how people played and something about the goals and main incidents. I suppose they must be busy. The full report is on the OS Thrac, I only put the headlines to save space.
syston_fox Posted 14 October 2008 Posted 14 October 2008 Be nice of the OS to let us know how people played and something about the goals and main incidents. I suppose they must be busy. Shouldnt you be at Villa Park?
Thracian Posted 14 October 2008 Posted 14 October 2008 The full report is on the OS Thrac, I only put the headlines to save space. Yes, I read the full report!
Munzie Posted 14 October 2008 Posted 14 October 2008 Are these games generally played behind closed doors? If not, do many fans go to watch?
lcfcsam1 Posted 14 October 2008 Posted 14 October 2008 Are these games generally played behind closed doors? If not, do many fans go to watch? As weve not entered into a reserve league this season we will play a series of behind closed doors friendlies with other clubs who generally arent in a reserve league, fans are not permitted to watch.
Munzie Posted 15 October 2008 Posted 15 October 2008 I've just watched the post match interview with Mattock & Skip on world. Joe feels that he is ready for a return to the first team. Slightly tired legs towards the end of the match but felt okay overall. Looks like they are both not far off. A nice selection problem for Pearson to have leading up to a congested ficture list.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 15 October 2008 Posted 15 October 2008 Was the trialist actually Stephen Carr? Wouldn't surprise me given Pearson's Newcastle connections, and Carr would undoubtedly be one of the best defenders in the Championship, let alone League One, but do we need anymore defenders? Can anyone cover for Gilbert at right back? Hobbs? Tunchev?
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 15 October 2008 Posted 15 October 2008 Had a sneeky feeling he'd be too good for League One.
Joe. Posted 15 October 2008 Posted 15 October 2008 Carr is back in the Newcastle fold, apperently. I heard that they weren't going to offer him another contract...
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 16 October 2008 Posted 16 October 2008 Carr is back in the Newcastle fold, apperently. Did he catch the train there or did he jump in his Carr
lildave3 Posted 16 October 2008 Posted 16 October 2008 Did he catch the train there or did he jump in his Carr Neither, he Carrtwheeled it there.
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 16 October 2008 Posted 16 October 2008 Neither, he Carrtwheeled it there. Nice one
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