Post by leicesterlass on Jun 26, 2006 14:49:48 GMT -1
The Lowdown
Low signed a two-year deal with the Foxes on Thursday
New signing Josh Low says he is already looking forward to testing himself in the Championship next season.
The right-winger, who joined the Foxes from Northampton Town on Thursday, has spent his entire career plying his trade in the bottom two divisions.
But as the City squad prepare to return for pre-season training on Monday, July 3, Low confirmed that he would not be phased by the step up.
He said: "I am really looking forward to playing in the Championship. I have played in a number of cup games against teams from this division and from the Premeirship and I have always felt that I do well against the better teams.
"I have played in the lower two divisions and I feel that I have done well there. This is the step up that I need and I just can't wait to get going now."
Low was named in the PFA League Two team of the season in April after his industrious performances for Northampton helped the Cobblers to promotion.
And another name that appeared on that roll of honour was Gareth McAuley, who has also made the jump from League Two to the Championship by moving to the Walkers Stadium.
Low added: "Gareth is a tough customer to come up against and I am glad that he'll be on my side for a change next season. He's a big lad and he is very good in the air.
"He's an intimidating defender and we will both be looking to step up this season and do well in the Championship."
Low signed a two-year deal with the Foxes on Thursday
New signing Josh Low says he is already looking forward to testing himself in the Championship next season.
The right-winger, who joined the Foxes from Northampton Town on Thursday, has spent his entire career plying his trade in the bottom two divisions.
But as the City squad prepare to return for pre-season training on Monday, July 3, Low confirmed that he would not be phased by the step up.
He said: "I am really looking forward to playing in the Championship. I have played in a number of cup games against teams from this division and from the Premeirship and I have always felt that I do well against the better teams.
"I have played in the lower two divisions and I feel that I have done well there. This is the step up that I need and I just can't wait to get going now."
Low was named in the PFA League Two team of the season in April after his industrious performances for Northampton helped the Cobblers to promotion.
And another name that appeared on that roll of honour was Gareth McAuley, who has also made the jump from League Two to the Championship by moving to the Walkers Stadium.
Low added: "Gareth is a tough customer to come up against and I am glad that he'll be on my side for a change next season. He's a big lad and he is very good in the air.
"He's an intimidating defender and we will both be looking to step up this season and do well in the Championship."
