skinnydipper Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 For those who have nothing better to do on a Sunday afternoon than watch old men play football (whilst also raising money for charity and having a beer ) LCFC legends take on Harborough Veterans from 2pm this Sunday. Admission £3 ( concessions £1 , bar, raffle and opportunities for photos and signed memorabilia ) Proceeds go to the Anthony Nolan Trust and Loros. Details The city squad is The Team Squad Is Announced For The Leicester City Legends Match Against The Harborough Town Veterans Paul Robbins Former Leicester City Youth and England U.18 international goalkeeper. Also played for Wolves, Notts County and Lincoln City. Now back at Leicester as Academy Goalkeeping Coach. Carl Muggleton Goalkeeper who has enjoyed a long career with Leicester City, Stoke and Mansfield Town. Former England U.21 international. Currently Goalkeeping Coach at Notts County. Ali Mauchlen Former City Captain who made over 228 appearances for the club, leading from the front and still as passionate as ever about the game. Member of the successful Masters team for the last 7 years. Joined City from Motherwell in double deal with Gary McAllister. Gerry Taggart Defensive stalwart during the O'Neill Premier League years. Won League Cup in 2000. Also played for Manchester City, Bolton, Barnsley and Stoke City. 541 League appearances and 51 caps for Northern Ireland. Now Reserve team coach at City. Matt Elliot Strong defender who started his career with Charlton Athletic. Finished his career with Leicester having made 239 League appearances and scoring 27 goals. Also played for S****horpe, Torquay and Oxford United. Now a member of the Football in the Community team at City. Phil Gilchrist Started his career with Nottingham Forest before making his name playing alongside Matt Elliot at Oxford United. Signed by Martin O,Neill for City before moving on to West Bromwich Albion. Also played for Hartlepool United and Rotherham before managing Woking in the Conference last season. Steve Walsh All-time City Legend and League Cup winning Captain during the club's most successful era under Martin O,Neill. Also played for Wigan, Norwich and Coventry City. Now runs Coaching Academy with Muzzy Izzet. Gary Mills Made his name playing for Nottingham Forest, winning the European Cup against Hamburg when only 18 years old. Made 200 League appearances for the Foxes and also played for England U.21's, Derby County and Notts County. Now Manager at Tamworth winning promotion last season. Paul Ramsey Defensive midfield player, played 278 games for City, and 14 caps as a Northern Ireland International. Part of Northern Ireland's 1986 World Cup squad. Started career at Derry City FC, also played for Cardiff City, St.Johnstone and Torquay United. Muzzy Izzet Extremely influential and highly skilful Premier League midfield player and Turkish International. Also played for Chelsea and Birmingham City. Played for Turkey in World Cup semi-final against Brazil in 2002. Gary McAllister Former City midfield maestro, who went on to win a Championship medal with Leeds United in 1991/92. Moved to Coventry City before signing for Liverpool where he became an influential member of the team to win the treble in 2000/01. Won over 50 caps for Scotland. Jason Peake Local midfield player who started his career at Leicester, his home town club, before moving on to have a long League career with Rochdale, Brighton, Halifax and Plymouth. Dougie Keast Highly experienced utility player and now non league manager, recently taken charge as manager of Quorn FC. Long and distinguished playing career, achieving notable success at Kettering Town in the Conference League. Dean Thomas Manager at Hinckley United and former player with Wimbledon, Dusseldorf, Northampton and Notts County. Club Captain at Notts County and twice played at Wembley in successful spell as Captain. Won Dr. Marten's League Championship with Hinckley in 2001. David Oldfield Born in Australia, played for Leicester City for 5 years, scoring 26 goals. Also played for Luton Town, Manchester City and Stoke City. England U.21 International who is now Reserve Team Manager at Peterborough United. Jimmy Quinn Much travelled high scoring forward with Leicester City, also played for Blackburn Rovers, Swindon Town, West Ham United, Bournemouth and Peterborough United. Won 46 caps for Northern Ireland and scoring 12 goals. Scored 300 goals in just over 600 League appearances. Julian Joachim Pacy striker who started his career with Leicester before being sold for £1.5m to Aston Villa. Played for Villa in 2000 FA Cup Final. Also played for Leeds United, Coventry City and Darlington scoring over 100 goals in 450 League appearances. Tony Thorpe Former City Youth forward who went on to play League football with Fulham, Luton and Bristol City. Part of the team that helped Colchester United gain promotion to the Championship in 2007. Lee Glover A life-long West Ham fan, who enjoyed a nomadic career after leaving Nottingham Forest. Former Scottish U.21 International. Played in 1991 FA Cup Final with Nottingham Forest. Trevor Hebberd Played for Oxford United, Leicester City and Derby County. He retired from professional football in 1995, now a member of the Ashby Ivanhoe Vets FC Tom Naughton Highly successful Manager of the Legends and Leicester City Masters winning teams. Central Masters Champions for 5 of the last 7 years, and UK Masters Champions in 2005, and 2007 I'm Home Alone this weekend so will probably go Should be a good afternoon!
LCFC-ARAB Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 so pissed off i got to work on sunday would love to have ploughed this
Fosse Boy Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 Can't make this either, playing cricket in Cropston of all places. Haven'tbeen down to the new ground yet, hear it scrubs up smart though.
Tomo Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 i would of went but im skint haha nice they bring decent legends to harborough
Fosse Boy Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 C'MON HARBOROUGH!!!! Never really cared for Harborough Town, probably coz their junior section always seemed a little nepotistic when I was young.
Dom_Harborough Fox Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 Never really cared for Harborough Town, probably coz their junior section always seemed a little nepotistic when I was young. just coz you were shit dave
lou Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 Never really cared for Harborough Town, probably coz their junior section always seemed a little nepotistic when I was young. Its bloody Aylestone Park I cant stand! Id loved to have gone to this game but sadly have the out-laws coming to visit!
Fosse Boy Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 just coz you were shit dave Just coz you were on the juniors' gravy train Dom!
LCFC-ARAB Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 just coz you were shit dave haha yeah even i played left back!
Fosse Boy Posted 14 August 2009 Posted 14 August 2009 OK, well I'm just gonna have to leave this little HTJFC love in before I throw up.
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