Brown Nose
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Word is that Liam Moore is going to Brentford on loan.
Speculation Liam Moore to Brentford (loan)
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M17TT C
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Re: The annoying, but traditional, totally unfounded Winter 2012/13 rumours thread
Good move providing we have him on a 24hr recall as we aren't blessed with fully fit defenders.
Possibly a little surprised he hasn't featured more after his early season promise but definitely a good thing to get him out on loan as playing more is only going to benefit him which should, in turn, benefit us.
Good move providing we have him on a 24hr recall as we aren't blessed with fully fit defenders.
Possibly a little surprised he hasn't featured more after his early season promise but definitely a good thing to get him out on loan as playing more is only going to benefit him which should, in turn, benefit us.
Graz
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Re: The annoying, but traditional, totally unfounded Winter 2012/13 rumours thread
Agreed. Loan time would be good for him, but if someone got injured, particularly RDL, we might need him.
Agreed. Loan time would be good for him, but if someone got injured, particularly RDL, we might need him.
bocadillo
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Re: The annoying, but traditional, totally unfounded Winter 2012/13 rumours thread
...or suspended,
...who is only two bookings off a two game ban,
...or suspended,
...who is only two bookings off a two game ban,
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Re: The annoying, but traditional, totally unfounded Winter 2012/13 rumours thread
That's not allowed in the first month, except for goalkeepers.
That's not allowed in the first month, except for goalkeepers.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...Leicester-s-Liam-Moore-set-for-Brentford-loan
Sky Sports understands Leicester defender Liam Moore is set for a loan spell at League One side Brentford.
The 20-year-old, who can play at right-back or centre-back, has made 14 senior appearances for the Foxes this season.
But Moore, who spent time on loan at Bradford in 2011, will be sent out again to the tier below to gain more regular first-team experience.
The youngster, capped once at England Under-21 level, was linked with several Premier League clubs in the summer, including Manchester United.
Brentford will hope he can boost their promotion push in League One this season.
Sky Sports understands Leicester defender Liam Moore is set for a loan spell at League One side Brentford.
The 20-year-old, who can play at right-back or centre-back, has made 14 senior appearances for the Foxes this season.
But Moore, who spent time on loan at Bradford in 2011, will be sent out again to the tier below to gain more regular first-team experience.
The youngster, capped once at England Under-21 level, was linked with several Premier League clubs in the summer, including Manchester United.
Brentford will hope he can boost their promotion push in League One this season.
M17TT C
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Re: The annoying, but traditional, totally unfounded Winter 2012/13 rumours thread
Pearson seems to think so. I wasn't aware of the rule you mentioned but Pearson made reference to having 'a short recall' due to his age so it seems we wouldn't have to ask for the clause, but one that is included for players under a particular age?
Pearson seems to think so. I wasn't aware of the rule you mentioned but Pearson made reference to having 'a short recall' due to his age so it seems we wouldn't have to ask for the clause, but one that is included for players under a particular age?
bocadillo
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Re: The annoying, but traditional, totally unfounded Winter 2012/13 rumours thread
If Pearson said that he is wrong. As Moore is 20, he will be on a 'Youth Loan'. The difference between that and an ordinary 'Emergency Loan' of an older player relates mainly to his having to continue his education programme and his being able to continue to play for parent club academy and reserve teams. There is no difference in terms of the ability to recall.
Pearson seems to think so. I wasn't aware of the rule you mentioned but Pearson made reference to having 'a short recall' due to his age so it seems we wouldn't have to ask for the clause, but one that is included for players under a particular age?
If Pearson said that he is wrong. As Moore is 20, he will be on a 'Youth Loan'. The difference between that and an ordinary 'Emergency Loan' of an older player relates mainly to his having to continue his education programme and his being able to continue to play for parent club academy and reserve teams. There is no difference in terms of the ability to recall.
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Fox Fan
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Meanwhile we have Schlupp of training with Man u for some reason. They've had him for 5 weeks or so, make a decision!
Lako42
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He quite clearly is not in our plans, If he was he would be back here pushing a very out of of form Konchesky for his place in the team.
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