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Leicester team from Cov site: Henderson,Cox,Clapham,N'6otty,Worley,Weslowski,Bori,Kishishev,Fryatt,Campbell, Beswick Subs Burns,Douglas,Rowe-Turner,Hellings,Garner

I know this has been posted before...but looks like the Trailist is Worley.
 
Why doesnt he start for the first team?

bet they are getting wet.
 
From FT "It's finished 2-2".

More later .....
 
From the OS. :icon_wink

Clapham Comes Through Reserve Action
Posted on: Tue 05 Feb 2008

Pontin's Central Reserve League

Coventry City 2-2 Leicester City

Goals:

Coventry City: Birchall (27), Andrews (71)

Leicester City: Fryatt (16), Beswick (78)

Yellow Card:

Leicester City: Bori, Cox

New signing Jamie Clapham came through 66 minutes of action as Gerry Taggart's reserve side battled out a 2-2 draw with Coventry City at the Martson's Stadium on Tuesday afternoon.

Clapham, who joined the Foxes from Wolves at the end of last week, had an impressive game at left-back before making way just after the hour mark.

Taggart was able to field a strong side for the contest, with the likes of Paul Henderson, Bruno N'Gotty, James Wesolowski, Gabor Bori, Radi Kishishev, Matty Fryatt and DJ Campbell all included in the starting 11.

Leicester's first chance of the game came in the fourth minute. Coventry 'keeper Daniel Ireland was only able to parry Campbell's free-kick, but Fryatt was unable to steer home the rebound.

But Fryatt would find the target with 16 minutes on the clock - the former Walsall striker firing home from close range following a Kishishev corner.

Thornton almost got a goal back for the home side on 24 minutes, but Henderson did well to get down to his 25-yard effort.

The Sky Blues would find the net moments later though, Chris Birchall tucking the ball away from six yards out.

Scott Dann had the first effort on goal of the second half, but his 25-yard drive fell just wide of Henderson's left hand upright.

Campbell laid the ball off to Fryatt on the edge of the area on 56 minutes, but his effort fell just over the bar.

Henderson kept the scores level on 69 minutes when he saved bravely to deny Birchall.

But the Australian could do nothing moments later to prevent Wayne Andrews scoring from eight yards after good work from Thornton.

City continued to press, and their efforts were rewarded when Ryan Beswick smashed home a free kick from 20 yards to redress the balance on 78 minutes.

Fryatt had the best chance of the closing stages - but an excellent last ditch tackle from Dann meant that both sides had to be satisfied with a point on the day.

Leicester: Henderson, Cox, Clapham (Rowe-Turner 66), N'Gotty (Garner 61), Worley (triailist), Wesolowski, Bori, Kishishev, Fryatt, Campbell (Burns 73), Beswick.
Subs not used: Douglas, Hellings.

Coventry: Ireland, Francis, Borrowdale, Hildreth, Dann, Hall (Burgess 61), Cairo (Ritchie 82), Thornton, Birchall, Andrews, Davis.
Subs: Simmonds, Collett, Walker.
 
Good game DJ,Beswick,N'gotty

all IMO have a shoot at first team football ,kept the game going at times

Beswick free kick was as sweet as a nut ,he's one to watch IMO .

hendo crap should not wear a city shirt ever again .

Fryatt took his goal ok ,missed a tap in from a DJ free kick ,but is looking better .

Kishishev looks like his loan spell mite of done him some good ,look a better player than he did the last time we saw him .

Clapham did ok but still some work on the match fitness side of thing .

Worley looks like a good lad to get in played well

kept quite dry apart from the walk too and back to the car .
 
Not a bad game considering the conditions very strong cold crosswind and then heavy rain in the second half. Worley... the trialist looked a uncompromising centre half 6'4" roughly and did'nt look bad at all considering,worth keeping an eye on
Clapham played as though he needs more time on the pitch for fitness, Fryatt pounced on a DJ shot that the keeper could only parry and the free-kick that Beswick scored was an absolute rocket.

Handfull of spectators ....few from Coventry but bloody freezing cold in the second half with no shelter from the wind must be mad at my age :icon_bigg
 
Not a bad game considering the conditions very strong cold crosswind and then heavy rain in the second half. Worley... the trialist looked a uncompromising centre half 6'4" roughly and did'nt look bad at all considering,worth keeping an eye on
Clapham played as though he needs more time on the pitch for fitness, Fryatt pounced on a DJ shot that the keeper could only parry and the free-kick that Beswick scored was an absolute rocket.

Handfull of spectators ....few from Coventry but bloody freezing cold in the second half with no shelter from the wind must be mad at my age :icon_bigg

where were you i was sat next to the city dug out :icon_wink
 
Thanks for the feedback lads. :038: :038:
 
Not this guy was it ?

From Florida (and TCPalm.com):
Jensen Beach junior Edvin Worley earned a dream spot on the U.S. Soccer U-17 national team, but he might not be allowed to take it.

His father, Cecil, has hired an attorney to help the family find a way to expedite the process of Edvin becoming a U.S. citizen. Worley, a British national, has had his green card in the U.S. for three years, but rules require he have it five years before he is eligible for citizenship.

...

If Worley joins the team, he would leave Jensen Beach next year and go to school in Bradenton for his senior year. But that is contingent on his ability to establish U.S. citizenship by the start of the team's practice season in July.

The team plays in the FIFA U-17 World Cup, which runs Aug. 18-Sept. 9.

"It's going to be tough, but I think we can do it. The coaches have said they will look elsewhere if he doesn't have his citizenship in time," Cecil Worley said. "We just need a little bit of help, maybe from a congressman. We need to find someone to help make it happen by waiving the time limit for Edvin's citizenship."​
Link:
http://www.tcpalm.com/tcp/high_schoo...286449,00.html

He was named MVP when his team won the USL Super-Y U16 title.

He was also MVP of a tournament the Region 3 team played in, and won, in 2005:
http://www.region3odp.org/boys_odp/boys-events/'90_boys_europe_tour.htm
 
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