: Sun Apr 26, 2009 8:09 pm  

Gandy wrote:

http://www.dailymotion.com/user/sparkyman2/video/x93juu_hartlepool-0-v-1-leeds_sport

Yesterdays goal

Straight towards me - knew it was in from the moment it left his foot

[Frosties.]

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:50 pm  

League one PFA team of the year:

Joe Murphy - Scunthorpe United
Neal Eardley - Oldham Athletic
Jack Hobbs - Leicester City
Sean O'Hanlon - MK Dons
Dean Lewington - MK Dons
Fabian Delph - Leeds United
Matt Oakley - Leicester City
Chris Taylor - Oldham Athletic
George Boyd - Peterborough United
Rickie Lambert - Bristol Rovers
Matty Fryatt - Leicester City

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:04 pm  

Frosties. wrote:

League one PFA team of the year:

Joe Murphy - Scunthorpe United
Neal Eardley - Oldham Athletic
Jack Hobbs - Leicester City
Sean O'Hanlon - MK Dons
Dean Lewington - MK Dons
Fabian Delph - Leeds United
Matt Oakley - Leicester City
Chris Taylor - Oldham Athletic
George Boyd - Peterborough United
Rickie Lambert - Bristol Rovers
Matty Fryatt - Leicester City

So Delph got in but not Beckford

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:17 pm  

I wouldnt want a sulky f**ker in my team anyway!

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:36 pm  

Not even one who has bagged 32 goals in just as many games??

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:45 pm  

Gandy wrote:

Not even one who has bagged 32 goals in just as many games??

How does that compare to Fryatt and Lambert? From memory, those 2 have got more in the league, but it may well be from more games. Saying that, Lambert has been playing in a much poorer side than either Beckford and Fryatt, so I can only agree with his inclusion.

[Frosties.]

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:57 pm  

Gandy wrote:

Not even one who has bagged 32 goals in just as many games??

As a Leeds fan, I think given the goals to games ratio (33 from 34) that he should have been included in this squad, but i do think Fryatt is worthy of his position... also thought Simon Cox should have been in the team, playing for a small club like Swindon Town, bagging 30 goals, and also 3 hat-tricks is quite a achievement.

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:04 pm  

Gandy wrote:

Not even one who has bagged 32 goals in just as many games??

Nope ive seen him about 7 or 8 times this season, he's missed sitters, scored crackers, been lazy cost the club an automatic spot due to the games he's missed for talking back at a ref (1 of which in the 89th minute in a game already won)

liability, i'd snap anyones fingers off at £2m

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:14 pm  

Tony Ferrino wrote:

Nope ive seen him about 7 or 8 times this season, he's missed sitters, scored crackers, been lazy cost the club an automatic spot due to the games he's missed for talking back at a ref (1 of which in the 89th minute in a game already won)

liability, i'd snap anyones fingers off at £2m

How does that work??

We would not even be in the playoffs if it was not for Beckford.......he has scored 33 goals, what more do you want from a striker?? Would you prefer one that works his socks off and scores you 10 or 15???

: Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:17 pm  

Lord_Percy wrote:

How does that compare to Fryatt and Lambert? From memory, those 2 have got more in the league, but it may well be from more games. Saying that, Lambert has been playing in a much poorer side than either Beckford and Fryatt, so I can only agree with his inclusion.

As it stands:
Beckford (Leeds United) 33 goals in 39 appearances
Fryatt (Leicester City) 31 goals in 51 appearances
Lambert (Bristol Rovers) 28 goals in 47 appearances

Beckfords scored more and played less than the other 2. Probably his disiplinary record stopped him from getting in the team