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Jermaine Beckford

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Everyone shut the fvck up, go to bed and read about Beckford being a Leicester player in the Murcury tomorrow. Not difficult.

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Oh lord, I've had a mare there haven't I :blush:

You certainly have :D It's ok, not many of us have the stamina of Jim White at this hour, I can understand you mis-reading. I swear he hasn't stopped for breath since he came on SSN at 8pm.

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That article mentions Beckford is 26!

That's odd considering he was born in 1983!

Posted

On the mercury site now!!!!!!!!!!

Good news at least it will stop that twat stringer having a furious wank knowing so many of us are waiting on his crappy cryptic tweets!

Posted

Good news at least it will stop that twat stringer having a furious wank knowing so many of us are waiting on his crappy cryptic tweets!

I stopped my dad's furious wanking by calling child services. There's a metaphor in there somewhere.

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Leicester City Football Club is delighted to confirm the signing of striker Jermaine Beckford on a four-year contract, subject to Football League approval.

Jermaine agreed personal terms at King Power Stadium ahead of Wednesday night's transfer deadline, after the two clubs agreed an undisclosed fee for the London-born forward.

A player of proven goal-scoring pedigree at Premier League and Football League level, Beckford becomes Sven-Goran Eriksson's twelfth new signing of the summer and will begin training with his new team-mates on Thursday.

Beckford, 27, joins the Foxes after a year with Everton, where he scored 10 goals in 38 appearances last season, his first in the top flight.

He joined the Toffees in August 2010 from Leeds United, where he harnessed a reputation as one of the most-feared marksmen in the Football League, scoring over 30 goals in each of his last two seasons at Elland Road, firing United to promotion from League 1 before his switch to Goodison Park.

Originally a trainee with Chelsea, Beckford first came to the attention of a host of Football League clubs during a spell with non-league Wealdstone, for whom he scored 35 goals in 40 appearances during the 2005-06 season.

He joined Leeds in March 2006 and enjoyed loan spells with Carlisle United and Scunthorpe United during his first season, helping the latter to promotion from League 1 with eight goals in 18 appearances during the second half of the campaign.

He returned to Leeds that summer and truly began to show his potential, hitting 20 goals in 47 games before passing the 30-goal mark in both of the following two campaigns. He left Leeds with an impressive record of 85 goals in 152 games.

Jermaine could be in line for his Leicester City debut when the Foxes travel to Barnsley on Saturday 10 September, and his home debut against Championship leaders Brighton on Saturday 17 September.

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When you look at that goal scoring record, you can't complain. 10 in 38 in the Prem looks like a blip, but when you consider how little Everton create.

Anyway, lock thread!

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