Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 9 April 2011 Posted 9 April 2011 We were never going to win anyway Ah right, forgot that meant mistakes were allowed.
ealingfox Posted 10 April 2011 Posted 10 April 2011 If i remember correctly he's an awful shot-stopper? Only an example of one game I know, but didn't we lose 1-4 to Sheffield Wednesday a few seasons back with him in net, and all 4 of their goals were long-range efforts. Can't see anything more for him here in the future.
The Doctor Posted 10 April 2011 Posted 10 April 2011 If i remember correctly he's an awful shot-stopper? Only an example of one game I know, but didn't we lose 1-4 to Sheffield Wednesday a few seasons back with him in net, and all 4 of their goals were long-range efforts. Can't see anything more for him here in the future. probably, with him in goal his record with us is: P:26 W: 9 D: 3 L: 12 GC: 49 GS: 37 A goals conceded per game ratio of 1.9, only keeping 5 clean sheets for us (against Macclesfield, Colchester, Preston, Barnsley (06-07) and M'boro last season)
ScouseFox Posted 10 April 2011 Posted 10 April 2011 Was at fault for conceding the first yesterday apparently.
millzi Posted 10 April 2011 Posted 10 April 2011 Did nobody else see the two goals he let in yesterday!? Christ, he just ran like a bull at a gate and practically left an open goal, horrible keeping.
Joe. Posted 10 April 2011 Posted 10 April 2011 My Bristol Rovers-supporting mate said he made some quality saves yesterday and kept the scoreline down all game.
Bob Farley Posted 11 April 2011 Posted 11 April 2011 Their two goals were pretty much all his fault haha
Fosse Boy Posted 11 April 2011 Posted 11 April 2011 Did not realise Stuart Campbell was on the managerial duties there. Best thing to come out of Corby since the A427.
blue army 1988 Posted 18 April 2011 Posted 18 April 2011 Goalkeeper Conrad Logan open to Bristol Rovers move Saw this a while back and noticed no-one had posted it on here. Goalkeeper Conrad Logan is open to the idea of making his loan deal at Bristol Rovers a permanent move in the summer. The Irishman, 24, moved to Rovers from Leicester in February and has kept five clean sheets in 11 League One outings. "I'm enjoying my time here and my football, it's been brilliant," Logan told BBC Radio Bristol. "We'll see what happens in the summer. Obviously I've got a year left at Leicester. I just want to play first-team football." Logan came through the youth system at the Foxes but has played just 27 games since his debut in December 2005 and his current spell at Rovers is the sixth time he has been sent out on loan. Leicester boss Sven-Goran Eriksson already has former Bristol City and Yeovil stopper Chris Weale and ex-Portuguese international Ricardo at his disposal. I would personally be sad to see him go as he has been a brilliant servent for Leicester City Football Club
ScouseFox Posted 18 April 2011 Posted 18 April 2011 In form again at the weekend, unlucky to concede the one, could have been 7 or 8 without him though.
Thracian Posted 19 April 2011 Posted 19 April 2011 Wow, i am suprised, fair play to the man though. Conrad deserves far more respect than he's ever been given by our fans so I'm not surprised at all but I do think he's now playing at the level he'll do best and certainly at a place where he'll have most chance to progress further. He'd be wasting his time staying here and I first said that two years ago. It wouldn't surprise me if the same applied to Schlupp. Leicester flatters to deceive as a club for developing players beyond Academy level. From what I see year in, year out, is that either players ignore/forget what they are told or some of our coaching is just inadequate.
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