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So how do you explain Beckford's much improved form after Sven left and Nigel arrived?

If we sell Beckford it will not be because Pearson cannot work with him, but because he doesn't want to.

He only made about 4 starts under Sven is possibly why

Posted

One striker is clearly going to be leaving permanently it won't be Nugent, Waghorn, Vardy or Schlupp so in all it looks like Beckford could be potentially off imo, depending if any clubs put a bid in.

I have to agree with you there. I'll be sad to see Beckford go tho if he did. Really talented forward on his day :)

Posted

Before being sacked Sven's team had scored 15 in 13 league games which works out as 1.15 goals per game.

His team conceded 14 goals in 15 games which works out as 0.93 goals per game.

Not impressive.

Posted

Give the lad a chance, he replacing Howard and he tree transfer so not like we make a loss if don't work.

Might it be abit of a hassle uprooting him then ? :ph34r:

Posted

Give the lad a chance, he replacing Howard and he tree transfer so not like we make a loss if don't work.

Thought he was from Portsmouth not Forest. :ph34r:

Posted

Futacs will be used as a back-up striker. Pearson likes a strong 16, then some players who will be content on the sidelines. and VARDY WILL BE USED ON THE WING! Vardy will not be playing up front.

Posted

Considering Beckford was with Sven for about six weeks and Pearson for six months you'd expect his record to be better under Pearson.

Posted

From the Leicester Mercury.

Mods - Am I allowed to directly postarticles from the Mercury?

If not please amend and post what is permissible.

Cheers.

Whoops ............... sorry, should have read transfer talk first!

No wonder I didn't see this mentioned here. :facepalm:

Leicester City win race to sign striker Hungarian Marko Futacs

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Leicester City have won the race to sign Hungarian under-21 internationalstriker Marko Futacs.

Free agent Futacs was being chased by several Championship clubs.


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    Leicester City have won the race to sign Hungarian under-21 international striker Marko Futacs

However, he has agreed personal terms with City after training with the squad this week.

There are still a few formalities to sort out before he can be officially unveiled as a City player. But he will fly out to Austria tomorrow with the squad for a week-long training camp.

Futacs, 22, has signed a three-year contract having rejected a new contract at League One club Portsmouth.

Although he has limited experience and is certainly not the finished article, the 6ft 5in striker is seen as the eventual successor to former target-man Steve Howard.

Futacs will provide manager Nigel Pearson with more variety in his attacking options. City fans will be aware of the threat carried by the Budapest-born centre-forward as he opened the scoring against City at the King Power Stadium in the 1-1 draw with Pompey last November.

Futacs joined Pompey last summer from German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen, where he continued his development in the second team having spent spells as a youth with French club Nancy and Ferencvaros.

He signed a one-year contract with Pompey last summer and made 30 appearances for the south coast club, many of them as substitute, scoring five times.

Pompey wanted to keep Futacs and they triggered an option in his deal for a further year. Futacs initially agreed to stay at Fratton Park, but he was offered reduced terms because of the club's financial predicament following relegation from the Championship and decided not to sign.

Although he became a free agent, City will have to pay Pompey compensation as, under FootballLeague rule 56.5, section six, any player under the age of 24 that has been offered a new contract but chooses to move to a new club, that club must pay a fee.

City are also considering offering a deal to Slovakian goalkeeper Dusan Pernis, who is on trial at the club after leaving Scottish Premier League side Dundee United at the end of last summer.

The 27-year-old started all 38 SPL games for the Tangerines last season.

Fuctas facts

Name: Marko Futacs

Date of birth: February 22, 1990

Place of birth: Budapest, Hungary.

Position: Striker

Height: 6ft 5in

Previous clubs: Nancy, Werder Bremen, Ingolstadt 04 (loan), Portsmouth

International honours: @Hungary under-18s (3 caps, 5 goals), Hungary under-20s (8 caps, 4 goals), Hungary under-21s (16 caps, 7 goals

Posted

This guys record is not massively impressive thus far. But come on...22! He is 22. So young, obviously got potential as he is a big physical presence and involved in international football. Give him a chance, he might just surprise us. I trust Pearsons judgement!

Posted

Knew this thread would be full of total drivel.

He's cheap (not free), low on wages, 22 and offers us something none of our other forwards do.

It's by no means a big signing but it's a good option to have. But no lets go and splash loads on some journeyman who's career is on the downslope because he's a bigger name.

Seriously glad no-one on here is manager. Especially the Forest fan seenitall.

Posted

Knew this thread would be full of total drivel.

He's cheap (not free), low on wages, 22 and offers us something none of our other forwards do.

It's by no means a big signing but it's a good option to have. But no lets go and splash loads on some journeyman who's career is on the downslope because he's a bigger name.

Seriously glad no-one on here is manager. Especially the Forest fan seenitall.

Nice try with the Forest fan stuff - you have really hurt me now and I take it all back - The Blues are going up etc etc

Posted

Knew this thread would be full of total drivel.

He's cheap (not free), low on wages, 22 and offers us something none of our other forwards do.

It's by no means a big signing but it's a good option to have. But no lets go and splash loads on some journeyman who's career is on the downslope because he's a bigger name.

Seriously glad no-one on here is manager. Especially the Forest fan seenitall.

Nce one, just ignore everyone who has already said exactly the same as you and target the 2/3 people who don't see him as being good enough :thumbup:

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Futacs will be used as a back-up striker. Pearson likes a strong 16, then some players who will be content on the sidelines. and VARDY WILL BE USED ON THE WING! Vardy will not be playing up front.

It's an 18 man squad next season and don't be so sure about Vardy being used on the wing.

Posted

!

He's got this in his locker.

lol

I remember the Kermorgrant vidoes, and especially the Hossein Kaebi tackle against Luis Figo video that was posted...

Posted

It's an 18 man squad next season and don't be so sure about Vardy being used on the wing.

That's interesting then. I really thought Beckford would be starting up front, but if Vardy is going to be used up top it probably does pave the way for a striker to leave. From what Pearson has said in the media about the how the fans will like Vardy, it suggests he will be playing Vardy.

Posted

Cant believe negative reaction to this. I will put Neck on the line and say he will be in starting line up against Peterborough alongside nugent

Agree chili, one thing for sure is NP won't give a rats*ss about the anti and negative crew thankfully! All this negativity before a ball is kicked in anger.....crazy!!!!!
Posted

lol

I remember the Kermorgrant vidoes, and especially the Hossein Kaebi tackle against Luis Figo video that was posted...

Kermo was decent?

Posted

He joins and adds to a strikeforce with variety and the ability to individually offer something different. Great signing Nige.

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