Kelvin's Local
Jack Armstrong
Leicester listening to offers, he's exactly what we need to complement Fryatt.
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JordanForest
Jack Burkitt
FTFY
Kelvin's Local
Jack Armstrong
What on Earth can you mean by that?
EmmersonForest4
Steve Chettle
I agree need a frontline striker.
Do you suffer from ADHD or similar?
Someones being abit of a :wanker: tonight. That time of the month something?
Calm down you tart
Are you doing an impression of the black kid in the wheelchair from Malcolm in the middle tonight?, Either way don't try and drag me down. Leave it pal.
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EmmersonForest4
Steve Chettle
You obviously really like fatty fryup.
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Cortez the Killer
Impressive member
Fryatt might.
Chris Wood.
Chris Wood.
Clifford
Viv Anderson
One good stint at Milwall. Not been great at Leicester. I've not checked but Fryatts figures are probably more impressive.
tropix
Steve Chettle
I'd like to see him here. A strike force of Veldwijk, Fryatt, Wood, and Cox would be more than good enough
Cortez the Killer
Impressive member
I think I'd rather stick with the the strikers we've got, and spend the money on Assombalonga or Adomah for the wings.
I'm sure Fryatt, Lars, Cox, Walker, Dex will be good enough up front. If we're going for another striker I'd rather we got someone more likely to add firepower rather than just competition for similar quality.
I'm sure Fryatt, Lars, Cox, Walker, Dex will be good enough up front. If we're going for another striker I'd rather we got someone more likely to add firepower rather than just competition for similar quality.
DapperDan
Steve Chettle
Slowest front line in the division. A lot of lead in those boots.
tropix
Steve Chettle
Lars is meant to have an alright turn of pace isn't he? At least for a big man. Wood doesn't look too slow here. We could do with a rapid forward though, yeah
adam09
Super Koopa
He had to shove a 36 year old in the back to get the ball though.
Cortez the Killer
Impressive member
I've got wood.
DapperDan
Steve Chettle
We need a player whose instinct is to get in behind, playing on defenders shoulders.
I fear with the total lack of pace in our squad that the opposition will push up and compress us without fear of being caught out.
I fear with the total lack of pace in our squad that the opposition will push up and compress us without fear of being caught out.
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
I'm still to be convinced that SP won't utilise Paterson in that role.
He definitely has the pace and certainly knows where the net is.
DapperDan
Steve Chettle
He has quick feet but I don't see him as particularly fast, just nimble. Plus playing him there takes away our only genuine width.
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
We'll have to agree to differ.
I've no doubt that Paterson has sufficient pace to get in behind and stretch defences and, as you rightly say, he has the quick feet and skills to turn defenders in the box.
Chasing back to cover his full-back partner is a waste of his main assets in my opinion.
Trickie Trees
Stuart Pearce
Trickie Trees
Stuart Pearce
Agree, he's not a winger he's a no 10. Play him where Radi and Mcgugan have failed in the past.