Late Kick Off Tonight

"...or coming out to a One Direction hit rather than the Post Horm Gallop."

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I initially read this as "...or coming out to One Direction doing the Post Horn Gallop".



And for what it's worth, I think Kasper will stay now - unless he can be promised first team European football I'm not sure there's an advantage to moving.
But I've been wrong before...

The advantage is a golden hello worth a kings ransom because any club he moves to don't have to pay a transfer fee for him

Agree Danger, his agent will be getting him the best deal and I fear he will be way out of our league, pardon the pun.

Completely off piste, just love this confrontational video, should be a comedy TV show with some cracking lines ! Had me in tears of laughter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ll0dfWe-63w

comment by Inilesta (U14997)
posted 48 minutes ago
Agree Danger, his agent will be getting him the best deal and I fear he will be way out of our league, pardon the pun.

Completely off piste, just love this confrontational video, should be a comedy TV show with some cracking lines ! Had me in tears of laughter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ll0dfWe-63w
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well worth 3 and a bit minutes of your time.

Re Kasper I hope he stays but would not be surprised to see him leave. If so good luck to him.

True, but we have the ability to give a golden hello as well.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b04043q2/Late_Kick_Off_Midlands_2014_Episode_6/

Above link for those outside the area or for those who have to get up early for work and missed it. The first 10 minutes of the show is all about the Foxes and Dunge it features Natalie Jackson

Nuneaton - Pleased you enjoyed the earlier KICK OFF and Dunge, True about the golden hello but will it be too much out of new players budget. Time will tell, hope you are right

Oh, I saw it last night Inilesta. I don't need a second invitation to see Nat and Nige on the same screen.

It was very intresting to see the extent to which the sports science is used. There are a lot of people involved, there's a lot of technology around - clearly it's very expensive although of course that balances out a bit considering that Pearson is not a big spender in the transfer market.

What's notable is that the players themselves have to be really committed themselves in order to benefit from this: You have to be naturally intrigued in order to benefit from all this. We saw Matty James reviewing some of his play on an iPad and explaining how he and the coaches would analyse his work on the ball and off the ball for pretty much the whole match in great detail. That of course is very thorough and a good way to develop yourself as a player, but what came to my mind was that this wouldn't suit everyone. For instance, imagine what Jermaine Beckford might make of it all and (I think) you get an insight into why certain players have been released by Pearson or not come up to his standard: Are you sufficiently fascinated by the game to delve into the detail, discover secrets about your play and improve yourself that extra 5%? No? Then maybe you're not right for this regime.

Cheers Dunge,

Found it very interesting and shows how modern technology is working so well for our team. Why people seem to have it in for Pearson is bewildering to me. He clearly has motivated many. Enjoy the party tonight and look forward as ever to your player ratings which are the best around. just hope the players have recovered in time from their weekend celebrations.

I shall be there and the ratings shall be done.

I actually feel under more pressure to get them done quickly these days, in case someone gets there before me...

Footnote to the #2 goalkeeper addendum - I see someone in the LCFC office has been reading that Ben Hamer is out of contract this summer. You know we could do a hell of a lot worse, good shot stopper on the upgrade and a very useful addition to the squad he would be, in my humble opinion.