unreachable Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 http://www.greenun24.co.uk/ipswich-town/lavery_on_trial_at_leicester_1_1121223 IPSWICH TOWN contract rebel Caolan Lavery scored on trial for Championship rivals Leicester City last night. The 19-year-old striker – who turned down a new six-month deal at Ipswich last month having gone on a good goalscoring run for the club’s Under-18 and reserve teams – netted a fine near post equaliser against non-league side Quorn. And although he missed his spot-kick in the ensuing penalty shoot-out, Leicester still went on to retain the Westerby Cup Winners’ Cup. The Canadian-born forward – who has represented Northern Ireland at youth team level – missed a large part of last season with a knee injury, but was handed a six-month deal to prove himself. After his impressive the start to the campaign, manager Paul Jewell offered him an extension until the end of the season. Lavery turned down the offer though, with Jewell declaring himself ‘disappointed’ at the decision. League Two club Bradford City have been linked with a move, while Rochdale had been interested in a loan deal had Lavery stayed at Town.
blueblood Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 Nice. He knows a good club when he sees one obviously. Goodluck to him...
GianEmmo Zola Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 He had a good game, good movement. And was very quick. Good leap on him for a smallish lad. Worked hard. Probably reminded me of a young hume.
Saxondale Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 And... Leicester felt they should have had a penalty when trialist Edwin Gyasi was brought down in the area and the Foxes looked to have won it when Sam Wilson shot, but a great block by Joe Shaw denied the striker. Edwin Gyasi
Zingari Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 why would parents name a child after an anti-diarrhea preparation ?
MPH Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 so... who is making the decision to bring trialists in when we have no manager?
The Doctor Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 so... who is making the decision to bring trialists in when we have no manager? Caretaker managers? Or was he already here on trial when Sven left?
RyanB89 Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 He had a good game, good movement. And was very quick. Good leap on him for a smallish lad. Worked hard. Probably reminded me of a young hume. who the hell is that in your profile picture
lestajigs Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 who the hell is that in your profile picture Can't see good on iPhone, but it looks like berner to me
Phil Gee's Mullet Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 astrit ajadorvic, or some spelling like it!
Webbo Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 why would parents name a child after an anti-diarrhea preparation ? You could say the same about Jack Cork.
GianEmmo Zola Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 Haha bruno in the main pic and adjarevic in the other one!
Daveaway Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 See Spurs were after him at some stage last year
thybluefox Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 Surely Rudkin will be looking after the trialists?
Narborough_fox Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 No Trevor Peake is looking after the academy at the minute.
MPH Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 Caretaker managers? Or was he already here on trial when Sven left? er andrew neville director of football It would feel like a return to the Mandaric days if we signed players with no manager on board....
davieG Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 Against Quorn I thought he looked average, a poor man's Billy Kee his partner up front looked the more intelligent composed footballer.
thybluefox Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 No Trevor Peake is looking after the academy at the minute.
EnderbyFox Posted 11 November 2011 Posted 11 November 2011 Against Quorn I thought he looked average, a poor man's Billy Kee his partner up front looked the more intelligent composed footballer. Did that lad Pier Larrauri play against Quorn?
dannyjpage Posted 12 November 2011 Posted 12 November 2011 Did that lad Pier Larrauri play against Quorn? Id also be really interested in any updates regarding Pier Larrauri's development
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