Sean St. Ledger

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  1. Sullivinho's Avatar

    Sullivinho said:
    Could be premier league bound and coming off the back of an impressive Euro 2012 finals this time next year could Sean.

    Really reliable guy for Ireland, best of luck to him.
     
  2. Kingdom's Avatar

    Kingdom said:
    Very good move for the Doc, I mean Sledge, Leicester do seem to be heading places.
    Can only be good for us (even if I wouldn't have him in my first choice XI) the more players we have close to the top flights the better.
    Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
     
  3. drummerboy's Avatar

    drummerboy said:
    Although inconsistent at club level, he has yet to have a bad game for Ireland and looks like he really enjoys wearing the great jersey. Hope his club career kicks on from here.
    Always look on the bright side of life
     
  4. TrapAPony's Avatar

    TrapAPony said:
    Starts on the bench for Leicester today in their opening Championship match away to Coventry.
    "We lost because we didn't win"- Ronaldo
     
  5. DannyInvincible's Avatar

    DannyInvincible said:
    Is Lukas Jutkiewicz in the Coventry line-up up to much? He's eligible for us through his grandmother.
     
  6. CraftyToePoke's Avatar

    CraftyToePoke said:
    Quote Originally Posted by DannyInvincible View Post
    Is Lukas Jutkiewicz in the Coventry line-up up to much? He's eligible for us through his grandmother.
    I think maybe he has found his level, seems to be in and out of that side a bit but did feature fairly regularly last season, I think he would have to deliver a much improved season to be on the radar but one I do keep half an eye on.
     
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    CraftyToePoke said:
    Quote Originally Posted by TrapAPony View Post
    Starts on the bench for Leicester today in their opening Championship match away to Coventry.
    The other CB that Leicester signed in the summer, Mills, from Reading had been made captain, so that would suggest only one CB spot available in the side with a couple of them vying for it - lets hope he sticks a flag in it.
     
  8. CraftyToePoke's Avatar

    CraftyToePoke said:
    St Ledger didnt make the team for the Reading game today, maybe this is what happens when you play pesky meaningless friendlies for your country, you end up out of your club side and of no use to no one, maybe James Mc Carthy has it all figured out. Still, at least Leicester lost and one of the CB's seems to have had a good chasing and the other one is being linked with Blackburn, theres hope yet.
     
  9. the doc said:
    Quote Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke View Post
    St Ledger didnt make the team for the Reading game today, maybe this is what happens when you play pesky meaningless friendlies for your country, you end up out of your club side and of no use to no one, maybe James Mc Carthy has it all figured out. Still, at least Leicester lost and one of the CB's seems to have had a good chasing and the other one is being linked with Blackburn, theres hope yet.
    Meaningless for the likes of the McCarthys of this world, but not for players such as St Ledger who are proud to wear the green shirt.

    The game was a good work out for the team ahead of the big qualifiers.

    As for Leicester, maybe it was implied to St Ledger that he would start, when he signed and that someone hasnt kept their word.

    Think St Ledger will be looking to move if he isnt playing 1st team football in the next few weeks as he wont let anything affect his International career
     
  10. CraftyToePoke's Avatar

    CraftyToePoke said:
    Quote Originally Posted by the doc View Post
    As for Leicester, maybe it was implied to St Ledger that he would start, when he signed and that someone hasnt kept their word.Think St Ledger will be looking to move if he isnt playing 1st team football in the next few weeks as he wont let anything affect his International career
    I think he will get in the side and stay there once he does. Mills cant play like that twice and stay in, surely, £5 million captain or not.
     
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    jbyrne said:
    Quote Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke View Post
    maybe this is what happens when you play pesky meaningless friendlies for your country, you end up out of your club side and of no use to no one,
    he wasnt in the team before last wed friendly either so your theory is rubbish.

    shay given, steven ward and others palyed in the "meaninliess" friendly and contributed hugely to their clubs this weekend
     
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    ifk101 said:
    Quote Originally Posted by the doc View Post
    Think St Ledger will be looking to move if he isnt playing 1st team football in the next few weeks as he wont let anything affect his International career
    Where will you move to? Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Southend United?
     
  13. CraftyToePoke's Avatar

    CraftyToePoke said:
    Quote Originally Posted by jbyrne View Post
    he wasnt in the team before last wed friendly either so your theory is rubbish.

    shay given, steven ward and others palyed in the "meaninliess" friendly and contributed hugely to their clubs this weekend
    It was a tongue in cheek comment, clearly tongue in cheek. Maintain your calm there, would you?
     
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    jbyrne said:
    Quote Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke View Post
    It was a tongue in cheek comment, clearly tongue in cheek. Maintain your calm there, would you?
    how on earth was anyone supposed to know it wasnt serious comment?
    apologies for any offence but given the numerous posts here about our most recent friendly being meaninless i can hardly be blamed for thinking it was yet another of such posts
     
  15. youngirish said:
    Quote Originally Posted by the doc View Post
    Meaningless for the likes of the McCarthys of this world, but not for players such as St Ledger who are proud to wear the green shirt.

    The game was a good work out for the team ahead of the big qualifiers.

    As for Leicester, maybe it was implied to St Ledger that he would start, when he signed and that someone hasnt kept their word.

    Think St Ledger will be looking to move if he isnt playing 1st team football in the next few weeks as he wont let anything affect his International career
    Sledge, I mean the Doc, you should know better than to be trusting anything that Sven Goran Eriksson tells you anyway, he's lied his way into many a woman's knickers. The dirty old b*****d.
    Last edited by youngirish; 15/08/2011 at 6:57 PM.
     
  16. Junior said:
    Quote Originally Posted by the doc View Post
    As for Leicester, maybe it was implied to St Ledger that he would start, when he signed and that someone hasnt kept their word.

    Think St Ledger will be looking to move if he isnt playing 1st team football in the next few weeks as he wont let anything affect his International career
    Would that be a first? 2 Transfers in the one transfer window?
    I thought you were off the drink Ronnie?

    "No, I drink to help me mind my own business....can I get you one? (c) Ronnie Drew
     
  17. AlaskaFox said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Junior View Post
    Would that be a first? 2 Transfers in the one transfer window?
    David Unsworth joined Aston Villa for a day a few years back.
     
  18. Junior said:
    Quote Originally Posted by AlaskaFox View Post
    David Unsworth joined Aston Villa for a day a few years back.
    Good shout - Yeah I remember that now.
    I thought you were off the drink Ronnie?

    "No, I drink to help me mind my own business....can I get you one? (c) Ronnie Drew
     
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    tetsujin1979 said:
    starting tonight for Leicester against Bristol City
    All goals, yellow and red cards tweeted in real time on mastodon, BlueSky and facebook
     
  20. CraftyToePoke's Avatar

    CraftyToePoke said:
    Quote Originally Posted by tetsujin1979 View Post
    starting tonight for Leicester against Bristol City
    Sounds like he has had a moment to forget just now to, 2-1 Bristol.