Have never actually seen Logan play. What's he like? Could he ever push himself into contention for a squad place given our present goalkeeping deficiencies?
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Have never actually seen Logan play. What's he like? Could he ever push himself into contention for a squad place given our present goalkeeping deficiencies?
Back playing tonight for Leicester v Cardiff. Booked on 20 minutes
The doc's centre half partner Michael Keane has put them 1-0 up. Can our favourite undercover squad member ensure a clean sheet?
I think Keane's goal was from a Doc cross. Late goal conceded, finished 1-1.
Sledge happy to be back, may play vs SWE:
http://www.herald.ie/sport/soccer/it...-29130482.html
After signing for Millwall until the end of the season.
http://www.millwallfc.co.uk/news/art...st-739271.aspx
The Doc hit the bar for Milwall today. Hard luck, Sean. I think he was playing in midfield today.
Sean played Defensive Midfield today just in front of the Millwall back four.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Broke up play and the played it out well.
Forde in goal for Millwall was excellent, in particular a great save when he got down to push a powerful shot wide,
He came out confidently to collect the ball from corners, was always alert to back passes and dominated his penalty area
I was very impressed.
Nice one, Sean.Quote:
Originally Posted by the doc
Is SSL eligible for the FA cup semi against Wigan?
He is eligible in that he hasn't played in the cup yet but I don't know whether Leicester would allow it. I suppose they have no reason not to.
he has permission from Leicester, it was announced as part of the loan: http://www.millwallfc.co.uk/news/art...00884770000000Quote:
He has been granted permission to play in the FA Cup.
Nice one, tets. You're now so in the know you're beating the doc to his own information.
But as SSLs loan finishes before the FA Cup Final date, can Tets tell me if SSL can play in the final should Millwall get there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Don't forget Leic could be in the play offs.
Over to you? You'll never beat the Irish or the Doc, I know my Footie.
Wow, tets. The gauntlet has truly been laid down now.
It's gone very quiet on here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Amazing how posters suddenly disappear when you ask them a question they can't blag.
forgot about thisQuote:
Originally Posted by the doc
is this really a question? If the loan is finished, he'll be back at Leicester, who will own his registration, so unless the loan is extended he won't be eligible to play in the final
Ah, Doc, did your agent not read the T&C of the contract to you? Come on, now, stop looking for legal advice on the cheap.
Hope you get a Wembley date of some kind, though. ;)
Told to find a club, and the ensuing debate on his club board. Repeated attitude / off field antics while injured, mentions.
http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/to...r#entry2622711
Anything in the Atalanta rumour on the same board Doc ?
Anyway, good luck.
Never seemed to be settled at Leicester, be it through injury or not being picked and it is probably best he does move on. He seems to always play well for Ireland and tonight's game could be just the publicity he needs. Joining a club like Crystal Palace would be a damn fine move for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
Not so good for Paddy McCarthy & Damien Delaney though, maybe. Both of whom, ironically have been deemed surplus to requirements at Leicester in the past, and are now both back in the level above before Leicester have managed to get back up.Quote:
Originally Posted by gastric
Anyway, can you see S.S.L. getting a Prem move ?
I am a born optimist and Holloway thinks outside the square, ask 40 year old Kevin Phillips!Quote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
Seemed to be mixed feelings, the main one being he is good player but they need to get the wage bill down.
Doesn't seem to be much opinion they will get anyone better.
Not great timing for us I suppose.
I didn't read anything there about off field antics and the only repeated attitude was his determined attitude to play on the first team. The only report of something controversial, was a bust up with the manager when he was not selected to play. It looks like the reason they are getting rid of him is that the manager doesn't rate his confrontational attitude/isn't good enough to justify the salary/can get better for less.Quote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
Disaster for the doc:
GOAL - Middlesbrough 1-0 Leicester - Sean St Ledger O.G (35 mins)Tony Mowbray's side take the lead at the Riverside as Sean St Ledger pokes into his own net under pressure from Lucas Jutkiewicz.
Didn't he score an o.g. during the last pre-season game too?
C'mon Sean, you gotta know your football!
It's a Jutkiewicz goal not an o.g.
Jutkiewicz was brutal when he was with Huddersfield on loan a few years ago but he's shown why Everton paid a million quid for him in the last couple of seasons. I think he's worth a call-up for two reasons: 1. He's a big lad and is probably the equal or greater than Sammon and 2. It may help us convince the inevitable glut of Irish-Polish youngsters in the future to declare for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish_Praha
BBC gives it to Sledge, I will check if my recording works.
Yes they must have changed it since I last looked there.Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Sporting life still cant decide who scored it :)
http://www.sportinglife.com/football/results
Oh dear.
Richard Dunne anyone...
Return of the Saint?
http://mobile.lcfc.com/news/article/...55585510000000
Back in action tonight
https://mobile.twitter.com/OfficialF...94274509991936
Posting from the dressing room, Sean?Quote:
Originally Posted by the doc
Disappointing....
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean St.Ledger
Bad news for the doc but, as he says, not entirely unexpected. Hopefully he can get back to full fitness and find a club in the summer.
That's football Chazza!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Look at Damo a while back, no club, now he's playing some of the best football of his career, fully deserves his chance for Ireland too.
COYBIG
When things don't go the way of the doc (St. Ledger), that's football. When things don't go the way of Ciaran Clark, that's Ciaran Clark...
I see he was asking O'Neill to be allowed to turn up and attend the sessions.
It worked for Keogh, didn't it? Sean just has to persist with his claim for a place.