LoneWolf Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Oh dear... this reminds me a little of the Gareth Williams affair though.... 141722[/snapback] and we got him on the cheap i am still confident we will up the bid Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 http://www.pafc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/...~688967,00.htmlLooks like the mercury is wrong again!!! 141711[/snapback] In the words of Fawlty Towers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Some of us as fans say will the club ever learn about some things but will we ever learn ourselves. Until a deal is signed and sealed it's not done! 141725[/snapback] you can't blame the club this time, blame Blanderson and the Mockery. Media Partners to LCFC Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jonbluefox9 Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Bill Anderson appears to be losing it 141720[/snapback] Didn't he say Chris Makin was man of the match for one game last season? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ric Flair Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 He should get the sack for this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jonbluefox9 Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Some of us as fans say will the club ever learn about some things but will we ever learn ourselves. Until a deal is signed and sealed it's not done! 141725[/snapback] you can't blame the club this time, blame Blanderson and the Mockery. Media Partners to LCFC 141729[/snapback] I'm not blaming the club. All I'm saying is you get a lot of people on here saying 'when will Leicester City learn their lesson' but we as fans never learn either. We believe any story that's put infront of us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoneWolf Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Some of us as fans say will the club ever learn about some things but will we ever learn ourselves. Until a deal is signed and sealed it's not done! 141725[/snapback] you can't blame the club this time, blame Blanderson and the Mockery. Media Partners to LCFC 141729[/snapback] I'm not blaming the club. All I'm saying is you get a lot of people on here saying 'when will Leicester City learn their lesson' but we as fans never learn either. We believe any story that's put infront of us. 141736[/snapback] http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=8522 we do? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest seanfox778 Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 i watched plymouth a few times last year (only because i live quite close) and he seemed like a fairly decent player Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wotsawonder Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Just looked at your website and im sorry to say your going to have a long long wait. Becouse he is not for sale. Anyway good luck for the rest of the season Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Molson Canadian Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hitesh Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 So have we officially singed anyone today then? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Anish Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 So have we officially singed anyone today then? 141845[/snapback] No. The Leicester Mercury is a joke, I refuse to buy it while that tosser Anderson is still employed by them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Thracian Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 So have we officially singed anyone today then? 141845[/snapback] No. The Leicester Mercury is a joke, I refuse to buy it while that tosser Anderson is still employed by them. 141939[/snapback] Bring back Lawrie Simpkin!!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benji Posted 21 July 2005 Share Posted 21 July 2005 Posted Today at 22:52 on footballforums by Lowndes is godive heard from a very reliable source at the club that leicester and argyle are talking it over, and we are expected to accept a second bid in and around the region of 200k. id be happy with that never say never, levein did say in that interview about a stall in progression... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Ric Flair Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 Today's Sun says we have agreed a £75,000 fee for him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hitesh Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 Today's Sun says we have agreed a £75,000 fee for him. 142169[/snapback] But that may have been the rejected bit they are on about because that would have been written yesterday. On Sky Sports in the late evening they had a news item that said the bid was rejected. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ric Flair Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 Today's Sun says we have agreed a £75,000 fee for him. 142169[/snapback] But that may have been the rejected bit they are on about because that would have been written yesterday. On Sky Sports in the late evening they had a news item that said the bid was rejected. 142170[/snapback] Possibly, but it did say we had AGRRED a £75,000 fee. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoneWolf Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 Today's Sun says we have agreed a £75,000 fee for him. 142169[/snapback] But that may have been the rejected bit they are on about because that would have been written yesterday. On Sky Sports in the late evening they had a news item that said the bid was rejected. 142170[/snapback] Possibly, but it did say we had AGRRED a £750,000 fee. 142171[/snapback] is what i though it said Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ric Flair Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 UP AGAINST IT! Next Story | Previous Story | Back to list BY BILL ANDERSON 10:30 - 22 July 2005 Leicester City will need a change of plan this weekend. With a hectic spell of four games in seven days looming, some pre-season bumps and bruises have stretched the squad. Manager Craig Levein had originally hoped to split his senior players evenly between the trip to Boston United on Sunday and the glamour home friendly against Inter Milan on Monday. But keeper Rab Douglas, striker David Connolly and midfielder Stephen Hughes are under treatment and Joey Gudjonsson, another midfielder, has returned to Iceland because of a family bereavement. In addition, James Wesolowski is out with a broken leg and fellow midfielder Patrick Kisnorbo is a fortnight away from fitness after cartilage surgery this week - so the trip to Lincolnshire must drop down the pecking order. Levein said: "Connolly and Hughes should be all right for Monday and, because of the injury problems, the squad for Boston will not be as strong as it was going to be. "With Inter Milan coming here the next day, obviously we need as strong a squad as possible for that one." City then travel to Rushden and Diamonds on Wednesday and Oxford United next Saturday to round things off - and the last thing Levein would want is any more damage to his main players. As for the arrival of new left-back Peter Gilbert from Plymouth, that has yet to go through despite agreement being reached between the clubs. I understand the whole Pilgrims board have yet to rubber-stamp the deal and, while Levein expects it all to go through in due course, he said: "We are still in the process of a couple of things at the moment and they are being held up, through no fault of our own I might add. "But in the next day or so we should have one or two new players in." That would include a new striker which would complete City's close-season dealing on the transfer market and free them to do the rest of the fine-tuning over the next week. There we go. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 UP AGAINST IT! Next Story | Previous Story | Back to list BY BILL ANDERSON 10:30 - 22 July 2005 Leicester City will need a change of plan this weekend. With a hectic spell of four games in seven days looming, some pre-season bumps and bruises have stretched the squad. Manager Craig Levein had originally hoped to split his senior players evenly between the trip to Boston United on Sunday and the glamour home friendly against Inter Milan on Monday. But keeper Rab Douglas, striker David Connolly and midfielder Stephen Hughes are under treatment and Joey Gudjonsson, another midfielder, has returned to Iceland because of a family bereavement. In addition, James Wesolowski is out with a broken leg and fellow midfielder Patrick Kisnorbo is a fortnight away from fitness after cartilage surgery this week - so the trip to Lincolnshire must drop down the pecking order. Levein said: "Connolly and Hughes should be all right for Monday and, because of the injury problems, the squad for Boston will not be as strong as it was going to be. "With Inter Milan coming here the next day, obviously we need as strong a squad as possible for that one." City then travel to Rushden and Diamonds on Wednesday and Oxford United next Saturday to round things off - and the last thing Levein would want is any more damage to his main players. As for the arrival of new left-back Peter Gilbert from Plymouth, that has yet to go through despite agreement being reached between the clubs. I understand the whole Pilgrims board have yet to rubber-stamp the deal and, while Levein expects it all to go through in due course, he said: "We are still in the process of a couple of things at the moment and they are being held up, through no fault of our own I might add. "But in the next day or so we should have one or two new players in." That would include a new striker which would complete City's close-season dealing on the transfer market and free them to do the rest of the fine-tuning over the next week. There we go. 142224[/snapback] I'm sorry I misunderstood you Bill, I can now see from your update and clarification why it was perfectly acceptable for you to headline the back page with: HE'S OUR MAN How wrong we were to denigrate your integrity, professionalism and exclusive inside knowledge. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest CL Blue Army Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 It says we have signed him in The Sun for £75,000 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scow Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 It says we have signed him in The Sun for £75,000 142239[/snapback] I've always found The Sun to be a source of reliable information. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoneWolf Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 It says we have signed him in The Sun for £75,000 142239[/snapback] I've always found The Sun to be a source of reliable information. 142240[/snapback] so, its a confuseing story, do we have him or not? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ian27 Posted 22 July 2005 Share Posted 22 July 2005 Just popped into ticket office to get my tickets for inter milan match and bloke from behind counter came out and said the deal for Gilbert got sorted yesterday and that a striker (a "good one") should soon be following. At the end of the day this is just talk from someone at the club but sounded pretty convincing coming from him. Also said Wesolowski has broke leg in 4 places so shant be seeing him for a while if thats true. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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