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Post by leicesterlass on Nov 20, 2006 20:25:02 GMT -1
Can only be a good thing, let's just hope they're both fit enough to play against the sheep.
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Post by GresleyRam©®™ on Nov 20, 2006 21:00:44 GMT -1
Can only be a good thing, let's just hope they're both fit enough to play against the sheep. Maybe if you added them to the XI that played on saturday you may stand a chance!! an interesting 4-6-2 formation......get it wide!!!  |
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Post by ESR on Nov 20, 2006 21:02:29 GMT -1
Good one Gres!  |
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Post by GresleyRam©®™ on Nov 20, 2006 21:03:44 GMT -1
Good one Gres! ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by leicesterlass on Nov 21, 2006 17:11:40 GMT -1
*Ignoring the previous posts*
Gareth Williams and James Wesolowski got 60 minutes of action under their belts in a behind-closed-doors training game against Bristol City at the Walkers Stadium on Tuesday afternoon.
Williams has been out of action for the last month with an ankle injury, while Wesolowski has been struggling with a leg problem.
But after a frustrating period on the sidelines the duo were able to make their return in the heart of the City midfield against the Robins - and came through with flying colours.
The reserve team fixture was arranged to keep the City squad ticking over ahead of Saturday's Championship clash against Derby County at Pride Park - with Rab Douglas, Josh Low, Andy Welsh, Elvis Hammond and Matty Fryatt all playing some part in the game.
And it was striker Fryatt who scored Leicester's only goal of the afternoon - scooping the ball home from close range following good work down the left from Williams and Welsh.
For the record, the contest ended in a 2-1 defeat for the Foxes.
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Post by leicesterlass on Nov 23, 2006 17:27:32 GMT -1
Game Too Soon For Duo
City boss Rob Kelly says Saturday's highly anticipated clash against Derby County could come too soon for Gareth Williams and James Wesolowski.
The duo both took the next step in their comeback from injury when they played in a behind-closed-doors training match against Bristol City on Tuesday.
But speaking at his Thursday afternoon pre-match press briefing, Kelly confirmed that the midfield pairing look set to miss out once again this weekend.
He said: "I don't think that either Gareth or James will make the 16 this weekend. It's still a bit early for both of them.
"James is the closer of the two of them, but he has only played just over 45 minutes in a training game and that wasn't played at any great tempo. So the Derby match is probably a little bit early for both of them."
The good news for Kelly is that he will have his skipper, Paddy McCarthy, back for the clash following a one-match suspension.
But on the transfer deadline day for loan signing, the Leicester chief revealed that he wouldn't be bringing any other players into the fold.
He added: "We have to deal with the reality of where we are. We have got a squad that is a bit light on numbers, but what we have got is a group of players who are capable of competing and giving a good account of themselves at Derby.
"I knew what I had got at the start of the season. It sounds quite a lot when you say you have got 21 players - but you have to remember that quite a lot of those are teenagers.
"But that's where we are and we have got no problem with that. I knew before the deadline that I wasn't going to get any money, so we will manage it and get on with it."
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Post by ESR on Nov 23, 2006 18:23:37 GMT -1
Nice to see it says highly anticipated clash  Hopefully this game will be the big one as Forest are in no mans land! |
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Post by leicesterlass on Nov 23, 2006 18:26:10 GMT -1
Nice to see it says highly anticipated clash Hopefully this game will be the big one as Forest are in no mans land! This game is definitely the big one for me, Coventry away wasn't the same this year 'cause it was on Sky. I don't know why we take so few fans to you though, we took 5k to Cov last season! |
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Post by ESR on Nov 23, 2006 18:44:34 GMT -1
I like big away followings, it should be alright but your lot should be looking to be bringing more than Birmingham and West Brom
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Post by leicesterlass on Nov 23, 2006 18:48:12 GMT -1
I like big away followings, it should be alright but your lot should be looking to be bringing more than Birmingham and West Brom We should but to be honest our away support has never been brilliant  Well, besides the glory days! ;D |
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Post by ESR on Nov 23, 2006 18:49:12 GMT -1
Maybe Milan will bring them back..... The away support, not glory days |
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Post by leicesterlass on Nov 23, 2006 18:52:58 GMT -1
Maybe Milan will bring them back..... The away support, not glory days Or both? ;D |
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Post by ESR on Nov 23, 2006 18:55:06 GMT -1
Maybe Milan will bring them back..... The away support, not glory days Or both? ;D Don't get your hopes up |
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Hopefully this game will be the big one as Forest are in no mans land!
Well, besides the glory days! ;D