Dylster Posted 21 July 2014 Posted 21 July 2014 Don't know if anyone else has posted this already but, http://www.eatsleepsport.com/leicester-city/wolves-chasing-foxes-forward-1781429.html#.U80lo_ldVzo Hopefully not true or going to happen.
Devonfox1884 Posted 21 July 2014 Posted 21 July 2014 Loan to wolves pls This. But if they do offer £2million, could be interesting to see what the club do...
Ed25 Posted 21 July 2014 Posted 21 July 2014 he simply wont play next season for us worked well under Kenny Jackett at Millwall previously so a move to Wolves on loan is the best for everyone i feel
Stevosevic Posted 21 July 2014 Posted 21 July 2014 He won't get a kick if we are signing two strikers
Jimmy Posted 21 July 2014 Posted 21 July 2014 he's a penalty box finisher, get him in the box and put crosses in he'll score loads, we did that when we first signed him then started to lump it up to him
iamafox Posted 22 July 2014 Posted 22 July 2014 http://footballleagueworld.co.uk/jackett-to-decide-on-either-wood-or-bamford/
ImBlue Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 Not sure why a move to Brighton wouldn't be mooted, wouldn't be a bad replacement for ulloa for them.
ARM1968 Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 Would people consider letting wood go as part of a deal for Deeney?
Ric Flair Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 Would people consider letting wood go as part of a deal for Deeney? Would people have lobbed a deck chair off the titanic? What's the point.
lgfualol Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 No way, Wood is only 22. Deeney is like 30 and has been in prison for about 5 years
ROB-THE-BLUE Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 Would people consider letting wood go as part of a deal for Deeney?Yes and I wouldn't be surprised if that has been mooted to WatfordNo way, Wood is only 22. Deeney is like 30 and has been in prison for about 5 years Isn't he 26?
Langston Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 No way, Wood is only 22. Deeney is like 30 and has been in prison for about 5 years He's only just turned 26! I've been had here. Definite "WHOOSH" on my part.
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 24 July 2014 Posted 24 July 2014 He's only just turned 26! I've been had here. Definite "WHOOSH" on my part. Yeah but he looks like he's been running a medium sized gun running cartel for 15 years.
Dickov22 Posted 1 August 2014 Posted 1 August 2014 Would people consider letting wood go as part of a deal for Deeney? Definitely. Wood is 4th/5th choice here which tells me he isn't good enough. All this rubbish people are spouting about the fact we lump the ball up to him, we don't play it to feet etc is ridiculous. The fact is, quite a lot of the time he looks pretty hopeless however you play the ball to him. A frustrating player; can look so big and strong and dangerous at times. Just doesn't show it enough.
Danno Posted 1 August 2014 Posted 1 August 2014 Yeah but he looks like he's been running a medium sized gun running cartel for 15 years.Racist
Thracian Posted 5 August 2014 Posted 5 August 2014 We seem to wear blinkers in terms of what we want as a minimum. And the picture we see is players chasing people down as if their lives depend on it if we lose the ball. Where the hell would the likes of Jimmy Greaves, Gary Lineker or Teddy Sheringham have ever fitted in and yet the truth is they'd have been gold among the gravel in our team, along with so many others. Did Gerd Muller ever do anything of importance more than 30 yards from goal? Yet he was Euorpean footballer of the Year and scored for fun. Wood is no Muller but, as Jimmy has said, he's far more use in and around the penalty box than anywhere else. I'm not saying we need a team of such people but is Ulloa going to be any more of a runaround? Or any more of a natural striker? I'm a long way from being convinced. If Wood's not good enough we definitely need another goalscorer. But is Wood not good enough or is it Leicester not getting the best out of a striker as so often in the past with both centre-forwards and wingers. Surely Kevin Phillips could make a difference for the lad.
TheStig Posted 7 August 2014 Posted 7 August 2014 Mug him off and get Bendtner in. But Bendtner only plays for Real and Barca and he is a genuine p.... - Leave him he is the laughing stock of the footballing world!
LAprice_ Posted 8 August 2014 Posted 8 August 2014 For me, Chris Wood is the most frustrating player at the whole club I remember the 2nd goal goal he scored against Huddersfield, 18 months ago. His link up play with Nugent was outstanding, not to mention the PACE and DESIRE he used to get on the ball. Nugent's lay-off to Wood was poor but the New Zealander still had the quality to finish That's just one example but there have been sporadic moments where he's shown signs of absolute quality. He has also shown an instinctive poacher like attitude to scoring. Plus, that goal against Burnley was special, not only for the finish but for the way he chased the ball down, ' Vardy-style'. What frustrates me is the inconsistency: he can be as quick as the averagely paced Nugent, he can be strong and unbeatable in the air. He just doesn't show that desire enough. It's similar to Waghorn, he had a very strong first season here but was then very inconsistent. People say we need to be setup a certain way for Chris Wood to be effective. Isn't this the same 'certain way' we need for Ulloa to be effective. I don't buy into this setup stuff. Wood came off the bench against Burnley (away) and he had an immediate impact Vardy had a terrible start to his City career and now he's one of our best players. If we get a bit more consistency from Wood, he could become one of our best players .
foxfanazer Posted 8 August 2014 Posted 8 August 2014 For me, Chris Wood is the most frustrating player at the whole club I remember the 2nd goal goal he scored against Huddersfield, 18 months ago. His link up play with Nugent was outstanding, not to mention the PACE and DESIRE he used to get on the ball. Nugent's lay-off to Wood was poor but the New Zealander still had the quality to finish That's just one example but there have been sporadic moments where he's shown signs of absolute quality. He has also shown an instinctive poacher like attitude to scoring. Plus, that goal against Burnley was special, not only for the finish but for the way he chased the ball down, ' Vardy-style'. What frustrates me is the inconsistency: he can be as quick as the averagely paced Nugent, he can be strong and unbeatable in the air. He just doesn't show that desire enough. It's similar to Waghorn, he had a very strong first season here but was then very inconsistent. People say we need to be setup a certain way for Chris Wood to be effective. Isn't this the same 'certain way' we need for Ulloa to be effective. I don't buy into this setup stuff. Wood came off the bench against Burnley (away) and he had an immediate impact Vardy had a terrible start to his City career and now he's one of our best players. If we get a bit more consistency from Wood, he could become one of our best players . I agree. Doesn't seem to have any fire in him at all. Needs to have a serious think about what he wants from his career before he ends up as a football league journeyman. Flashes of quality are not going to get you into a Nigel Pearson team I'm afraid
adamlcfcbevo85 Posted 8 August 2014 Posted 8 August 2014 I agree. Doesn't seem to have any fire in him at all. Needs to have a serious think about what he wants from his career before he ends up as a football league journeyman. Flashes of quality are not going to get you into a Nigel Pearson team I'm afraid I wouldn't sell home but loan him out for a season to a bottom half prem team or top championship team get a bit of playing time under his belt
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