Geoff Horsfield to sign

[Durham Fox]

so your saying Danny Cad is the next best thing are you? and he be starting games in the first 11?

Why are you answering a question with 2 questions? What basis are you judging this critique of Cadamarteri on?

To answer your questions in order.

yes, as far as we are concerned currently, he is something to get excited about

yes

 

[Scarby]

Why are you answering a question with 2 questions? What basis are you judging this critique of Cadamarteri on?

To answer your questions in order.

yes, as far as we are concerned currently, he is something to get excited about

yes

thats fair enough and i hope your right and he does add a spark to the team! but i think he will be a flop!

 

[Durham Fox]

thats fair enough and i hope your right and he does add a spark to the team! but i think he will be a flop!

yet still you dont state a reason or what you are basing this judgement on. Have you seen him play?

 

[Scarby]

Im saying he clearly isnt 100% fit so there maybe more to come from him! but no ive havent yet managed to see him play!

But i dont think because you have seen him come on for 10 minutes here and 5 minutes there is enough to say he is something to get excited about!

 

[Durham Fox]

Im saying he clearly isnt 100% fit so there maybe more to come from him! but no ive havent yet managed to see him play!

But i dont think because you have seen him come on for 10 minutes here and 5 minutes there is enough to say he is something to get excited about!

Yet you can say he will be a flop after seeing him for precisely 0 minutes :icon_lol:

 

[Scarby]

Yet you can say he will be a flop after seeing him for precisely 0 minutes :icon_lol:

:icon_lol:

wrong choice of words!

what im trying to say is that be prepared for Danny Cad to fail he might not be the saviour that many fans think he is!

 

[Feriol]

:icon_lol:

wrong choice of words!

what im trying to say is that be prepared for Danny Cad to fail he might not be the saviour that many fans think he is!

it will be interesting to see if he actually gets a chance now. with no reserves he is only ever going to be fit enough for a sub. less chance of a run in the team now to get fit.

 

[Durham Fox]

:icon_lol:

wrong choice of words!

what im trying to say is that be prepared for Danny Cad to fail he might not be the saviour that many fans think he is!

:icon_wink :icon_bigg

 

[stevewalshwasgod]

from the OS... Geoff Up for it!
Geoff Horsfield says he is ready to roll up his sleeves and fight for the Foxes cause following his loan move from Sheffield United.

The striker, who is renowned for his no-nonsense attitude both on and off the pitch, was speaking to the press for the first time following his move from Bramall Lane on Wednesday.

And the 33-year-old frontman tied his colours firmly to the City mast ahead of Saturday's Championship clash against Luton Town at the Walkers Stadium.

He said: "I will put myself about and let the centre halves know that I am here. Believe me - I am going to do that. You have got to when you are in a scrap.

"You have to come out fighting. It's not about playing good football and being entertaining and I think the fans have got to realise that.

"We find ourselves in a situation where we have got to get some points on the board as quickly as possible. If we have to do that by fighting and scrapping then so be it.

"When I cross that white line on a Saturday afternoon then I always want to win. Sometimes I take it a little bit too far, but that is the way that I have been brought up. It's a man's game."

Horsefield, whose loan move runs until the end of the campaign, also confirmed that former West Brom team-mate Andy Johnson had played a big part in the move.

He added: "Johno definitely played a part in me coming here. I spoke to him when I found out that Leicester were interested and asked him about the set up, the manager and the players. He said it would be ideal for me to come in and add my experience.

"He said it was a great club with a fantastic stadium and fan base.

"Hopefully we can now get the points on the board as quickly as possible. We have got to do that and we know that. We have got to stay in this division and then build on that.

"I came into the game as a professional at the age of 25 and I have played for eight seasons. So there is defiantly plenty of desire left in my body - that's for sure.

"I'm just looking forward to being involved once again. This is a big challenge for the club and it is definitely one that I am up for."

 

[newtonfox]

from the OS... Geoff Up for it!
Geoff Horsfield says he is ready to roll up his sleeves and fight for the Foxes cause following his loan move from Sheffield United.

The striker, who is renowned for his no-nonsense attitude both on and off the pitch, was speaking to the press for the first time following his move from Bramall Lane on Wednesday.

And the 33-year-old frontman tied his colours firmly to the City mast ahead of Saturday's Championship clash against Luton Town at the Walkers Stadium.

He said: "I will put myself about and let the centre halves know that I am here. Believe me - I am going to do that. You have got to when you are in a scrap.

"You have to come out fighting. It's not about playing good football and being entertaining and I think the fans have got to realise that.

"We find ourselves in a situation where we have got to get some points on the board as quickly as possible. If we have to do that by fighting and scrapping then so be it.

"When I cross that white line on a Saturday afternoon then I always want to win. Sometimes I take it a little bit too far, but that is the way that I have been brought up. It's a man's game."

Horsefield, whose loan move runs until the end of the campaign, also confirmed that former West Brom team-mate Andy Johnson had played a big part in the move.

He added: "Johno definitely played a part in me coming here. I spoke to him when I found out that Leicester were interested and asked him about the set up, the manager and the players. He said it would be ideal for me to come in and add my experience.

"He said it was a great club with a fantastic stadium and fan base.

"Hopefully we can now get the points on the board as quickly as possible. We have got to do that and we know that. We have got to stay in this division and then build on that.

"I came into the game as a professional at the age of 25 and I have played for eight seasons. So there is defiantly plenty of desire left in my body - that's for sure.

"I'm just looking forward to being involved once again. This is a big challenge for the club and it is definitely one that I am up for."

so do we :icon_roll

 

[Foxello]

Nice to see AJ finally did something half decent for us.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

he says the right things lets hope it rubs off onto some of the others

 

[alex]

Nice to see AJ finally did something half decent for us.

Maybe....

 

[stevewalshwasgod]

he says the right things lets hope it rubs off onto some of the others

lets hope so

 

[MHS]

so do we :icon_roll

 

[Jeff]

Horsefield

Feckin OS idiots can't even spell his name :icon_roll

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

Feckin OS idiots can't even spell his name :icon_roll

:icon_lol: its not that much of a surprise though is it :icon_roll :icon_lol:

 

[stevewalshwasgod]

he says the right things lets hope he rubs off onto some of the others

:icon_roll :icon_eek:

 

[homer]

"Johno definitely played a part in me coming here. I spoke to him when I found out that Leicester were interested and asked him about the set up, the manager and the players. He said it would be ideal for me to come in and slob around like an old donkey and do precisely feck all for a few months, just like he is doing, so I jumped at the chance."

Sounds about right

 

[Durham Fox]

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