NYHETER: Ex-player/-manager news, Part 11

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pedro

Leedsomaniac

Promotion 2010

Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973

pale


Sleivind

Quote from: pale on January 19, 2011, 14:27:34
Et bevis på at ikke alle Leeds ex-spillere har like mye mental kapasitet?

http://www.vg.no/sport/fotball/engelsk/artikkel.php?artid=10021478

Hehe. Skulle akkurat til å legge den inn jeg og! Vil også legge til at dette viser vel at en gjennomsnittlig fotballspiller tjener altfor mye peng.

Promotion 2010

Ex-Leeds United defender Clarke Carlisle is swapping the pitch for politics by appearing on current affairs show Question Time.
The 31-year-old, dubbed Britain's brainiest footballer after winning a 2002 ITV quiz, also made a winning appearance on Countdown.

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/leedsunited/Question-Time-call-up-for.6695966.jp

;D
Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973

Gufrias

Quote from: Promotion 2010 on January 19, 2011, 17:44:51
Ex-Leeds United defender Clarke Carlisle is swapping the pitch for politics by appearing on current affairs show Question Time.
The 31-year-old, dubbed Britain's brainiest footballer after winning a 2002 ITV quiz, also made a winning appearance on Countdown.

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/leedsunited/Question-Time-call-up-for.6695966.jp

;D
Takk. Vi trengte en motvekt til Pennant nå.
Hekta på Leeds siden 1974

bwirum

Quote from: Promotion 2010 on January 19, 2011, 12:46:44
Former Leeds United forward Eric Cantona has joined the New York Cosmos as their new director of soccer.  ;)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/8268711/Eric-Cantona-returns-to-football-as-director-of-soccer-for-New-York-Cosmos.html

Selv ikke ærverdige Telegraph har skjønt at 'There's only one United' nei...
Best post ever:
Quote from: DenHviteYeboah on August 18, 2009, 23:07:40
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Promotion 2010

Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973




kalle_92

QuoteTommy Knarvik: David Batty var min beste lagkamerat
Tromsøs midtbanemotor Tommy Knarvik har bare gode minner fra sin tid i Leeds United.

- Hvem er den beste spilleren du har spilt sammen med?

- Da må jeg tilbake til tiden min i England, og si David Batty. Den mannen hadde en utrolig innsats, og ga seg aldri. Han var en stor inspirator for oss unge.


KNARVIKS HELT: Englands tidligere landslagsspiller David Batty. Foto: GERARD CERLES/AFP

- Hvem er den beste treneren du har hatt?

- Jeg tror også nå at jeg må nevne noen fra England. Jeg hadde Eddie Gray og Ian Hart som ungdomstrenere i Leeds, og disse to formet meg på en måte som spiller.
Kilde: http://www.tv2sporten.no/fotball/tippeligaen/tommys-favoritter-david-batty-var-min-beste-lagkamerat-3399912.html

flynn

Quote from: kalle_92 on January 28, 2011, 10:15:23
QuoteTommy Knarvik: David Batty var min beste lagkamerat
Tromsøs midtbanemotor Tommy Knarvik har bare gode minner fra sin tid i Leeds United.

- Hvem er den beste spilleren du har spilt sammen med?

- Da må jeg tilbake til tiden min i England, og si David Batty. Den mannen hadde en utrolig innsats, og ga seg aldri. Han var en stor inspirator for oss unge.


KNARVIKS HELT: Englands tidligere landslagsspiller David Batty. Foto: GERARD CERLES/AFP

- Hvem er den beste treneren du har hatt?

- Jeg tror også nå at jeg må nevne noen fra England. Jeg hadde Eddie Gray og Ian Hart som ungdomstrenere i Leeds, og disse to formet meg på en måte som spiller.
Kilde: http://www.tv2sporten.no/fotball/tippeligaen/tommys-favoritter-david-batty-var-min-beste-lagkamerat-3399912.html

Ian Hart har jeg aldri hørt om før. Antar at han sikter til Paul Hart... Spilleren Ian Harte er vel bare et par år eldre enn Tommy, og neppe trener for ungdomslaget på den tiden!

kalle_92

Quote from: flynn on January 28, 2011, 12:37:34
Quote from: kalle_92 on January 28, 2011, 10:15:23
QuoteTommy Knarvik: David Batty var min beste lagkamerat
Tromsøs midtbanemotor Tommy Knarvik har bare gode minner fra sin tid i Leeds United.

- Hvem er den beste spilleren du har spilt sammen med?

- Da må jeg tilbake til tiden min i England, og si David Batty. Den mannen hadde en utrolig innsats, og ga seg aldri. Han var en stor inspirator for oss unge.


KNARVIKS HELT: Englands tidligere landslagsspiller David Batty. Foto: GERARD CERLES/AFP

- Hvem er den beste treneren du har hatt?

- Jeg tror også nå at jeg må nevne noen fra England. Jeg hadde Eddie Gray og Ian Hart som ungdomstrenere i Leeds, og disse to formet meg på en måte som spiller.
Kilde: http://www.tv2sporten.no/fotball/tippeligaen/tommys-favoritter-david-batty-var-min-beste-lagkamerat-3399912.html

Ian Hart har jeg aldri hørt om før. Antar at han sikter til Paul Hart... Spilleren Ian Harte er vel bare et par år eldre enn Tommy, og neppe trener for ungdomslaget på den tiden!
Det står det i artikkelen. Om det er Tommy Knarvik eller TV2 som har gjort feilen, det vet jeg ikke.

Asbjørn

Quote from: flynn on January 28, 2011, 12:37:34
Quote from: kalle_92 on January 28, 2011, 10:15:23
QuoteTommy Knarvik: David Batty var min beste lagkamerat
Tromsøs midtbanemotor Tommy Knarvik har bare gode minner fra sin tid i Leeds United.

- Hvem er den beste spilleren du har spilt sammen med?

- Da må jeg tilbake til tiden min i England, og si David Batty. Den mannen hadde en utrolig innsats, og ga seg aldri. Han var en stor inspirator for oss unge.


KNARVIKS HELT: Englands tidligere landslagsspiller David Batty. Foto: GERARD CERLES/AFP

- Hvem er den beste treneren du har hatt?

- Jeg tror også nå at jeg må nevne noen fra England. Jeg hadde Eddie Gray og Ian Hart som ungdomstrenere i Leeds, og disse to formet meg på en måte som spiller.
Kilde: http://www.tv2sporten.no/fotball/tippeligaen/tommys-favoritter-david-batty-var-min-beste-lagkamerat-3399912.html

Ian Hart har jeg aldri hørt om før. Antar at han sikter til Paul Hart... Spilleren Ian Harte er vel bare et par år eldre enn Tommy, og neppe trener for ungdomslaget på den tiden!

...jeg har allerede vært inne og kjeftet på artikkelforfatteren :)

Tell me - I've got to know
Tell me - Tell me before I go
Does that flame still burn, does that fire still glow
Or has it died out and melted like the snow
Tell me  Tell me

Dylan

Hallgeir *

Michael Doyle har forlatt Coventry (free transfer) og skal nå heve lønna si i Sheffield United.
Kilde: TIPS
Super Leeds since 1968

Hallgeir *

#376
Han var ikke lenge uten jobb...

Sheffield Wednesday appoint new coach Neil Thompson.


FORMER Barnsley player and Leeds academy manager Neil Thompson was today named as the Owls’ new coach, writes Paul Thompson.


Gary Megson had earlier confirmed the appointment of Chris Evans, formerly his No 2 at Bolton, as Hillsborough assistant manager.

Thompson, aged 47, left Leeds last October.

A defender as a player, he was born in Beverley, Yorkshire, and began his career at Nottingham Forest.

He played for Hull, Scarborough, Ipswich and Barnsley, before becoming player-manager at York, Scarborough and Boston United.

Evans, 48, was academy manager at Wolves for almost 20 years before joining Megson at Bolton.

A Welshman, he was a trainee at Arsenal, had a spell at Stoke and played for York and Darlington.

Kilde: The Star

 
Super Leeds since 1968

p0ndus

Quote from: Asbjørn on January 28, 2011, 13:29:52
Quote from: flynn on January 28, 2011, 12:37:34
Quote from: kalle_92 on January 28, 2011, 10:15:23
QuoteTommy Knarvik: David Batty var min beste lagkamerat
Tromsøs midtbanemotor Tommy Knarvik har bare gode minner fra sin tid i Leeds United.

- Hvem er den beste spilleren du har spilt sammen med?

- Da må jeg tilbake til tiden min i England, og si David Batty. Den mannen hadde en utrolig innsats, og ga seg aldri. Han var en stor inspirator for oss unge.


KNARVIKS HELT: Englands tidligere landslagsspiller David Batty. Foto: GERARD CERLES/AFP

- Hvem er den beste treneren du har hatt?

- Jeg tror også nå at jeg må nevne noen fra England. Jeg hadde Eddie Gray og Ian Hart som ungdomstrenere i Leeds, og disse to formet meg på en måte som spiller.
Kilde: http://www.tv2sporten.no/fotball/tippeligaen/tommys-favoritter-david-batty-var-min-beste-lagkamerat-3399912.html

Ian Hart har jeg aldri hørt om før. Antar at han sikter til Paul Hart... Spilleren Ian Harte er vel bare et par år eldre enn Tommy, og neppe trener for ungdomslaget på den tiden!

...jeg har allerede vært inne og kjeftet på artikkelforfatteren :)



Jøje meg , håper du ikke kjeftet for hardt på han da moderator Asbjørn , alle kan ta feil veit du. Og den som aldri har tatt feil kan stille seg først i køen........................


Promotion 2010

Leeds setback opened door for top-flight dream
Saturday February 12 2011

LEEDS United legend Billy Bremner crushed the hopes of a 19-year-old Terry Phelan when he released him in 1986.

Bremner thought Phelan, who joined Leeds aged 15, was too small to make the grade at full-back. "I would have loved to have stayed at Leeds and seen out my career there, but I can't grumble," Phelan said.

"It was a great time. I learned the game there. I met some amazing people and the fans were probably one of the best sets of fans in the world."

Ex-Leeds star Terry Yorath invited Phelan to join Swansea, and the Irish player eagerly accepted.

"I said to myself, 'I'm giving myself a year and I want to be playing in the top league'.

"So I worked my socks off for a year and Bobby Gould -- who I met only the other week in New Zealand, because his son is working here -- he ended up buying me for £90,000 and bringing me to Wimbledon."

Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973

4ever arcticwhite

Vår gamle helt Joe Jordan  (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Jordan_%28footballer%29 ), nå trener i Tottenham, var i begivenhetenes sentrum etter gårsdagen kamp melom Milan og Tottenham ( http://www.dagbladet.no/2011/02/15/sport/fotball/milan/tottenham/champions_league/15451708/ )

En aldri så liten revansj etter skandalen i 73, selv om Jordan faktisk også var innom Milan som spiller tidlig på 80-tallet
The future's so White I've got to wear shades 8)

ollan

Så kan vi alle være glad for at denne låneovergangen ikke ble til?
http://fotball.bt.no/england/article192894.ece

Jonathan Woodgate har strukket en muskel i det venstre beinet. Det er bekreftet etter at spilleren gjennomgikk røntgen onsdag kveld.


Så får man nesten bare vente og se om det går et års tid til han får sin neste kamp for Tottenham... :-\
Ollan

flynn

Quote from: ollan on February 17, 2011, 08:45:56
Så kan vi alle være glad for at denne låneovergangen ikke ble til?
http://fotball.bt.no/england/article192894.ece

Jonathan Woodgate har strukket en muskel i det venstre beinet. Det er bekreftet etter at spilleren gjennomgikk røntgen onsdag kveld.


Så får man nesten bare vente og se om det går et års tid til han får sin neste kamp for Tottenham... :-\

Sjelden har vel "hva var det jeg sa" passet bedre..
Utrolig synd på Woody, men han har ikke en kropp som tåler dette lengre tydeligvis.


berlin

Quote from: flynn on February 17, 2011, 12:00:31
Quote from: ollan on February 17, 2011, 08:45:56
Så kan vi alle være glad for at denne låneovergangen ikke ble til?
http://fotball.bt.no/england/article192894.ece

Jonathan Woodgate har strukket en muskel i det venstre beinet. Det er bekreftet etter at spilleren gjennomgikk røntgen onsdag kveld.


Så får man nesten bare vente og se om det går et års tid til han får sin neste kamp for Tottenham... :-\

Sjelden har vel "hva var det jeg sa" passet bedre..
Utrolig synd på Woody, men han har ikke en kropp som tåler dette lengre tydeligvis.




Visst er det synd. For et potensiale han hadde, og fikk også vist det, selv om han har vært skadeutsatt så og si hele sin karrierre, ikke bare i Madrid og Spurs.

Hadde det ikke vært for den store potensialet, så hadde ikke Mboro (på den tiden var de kjøpskåte),
Real Madrid og Spurs tatt risken med å kjøpe han.

Er nok redd det blir tidlig retrett fra fotballen på JW, men prove me wrong, JW.

Promotion 2010

Min første Leeds-kamp:
Strømsgodset vs Leeds, 19.september 1973


fmtj

 
Leeds United: My Whites playing days - Wijnhard INTERVIEW
Clyde Wijnhard.
Published on Monday 14 March 2011 08:37


IT’S not often that a Yorkshire Old Boys League side can boast a one-time £1.5m Dutch striker in their ranks....


Step forward Shadwell United and former Leeds striker Clyde Wijnhard, who answered the call last season when asked to don his boots by the north-east Leeds outfit.

Now 37, Wijnhard, whose professional career finished back in 2006, was the club’s star recruit in 2009-10, with their home headquarters at Shadwell Social Club a far cry from the splendorous surroundings he was used to in his days at Elland Road and across the A62 at the Galpharm Stadium with Huddersfield Town.

But the muck and nettles of grassroots Saturday afternoon football is just fine for the affable Dutchman, happily settled in north Leeds after the end of his competitive playing days, with Shadwell just a fresh port of call following a nomadic career which took in stints at seven Football League clubs, a brief foray with Portuguese outfit SC Beira Mar as well as spells in his native Holland with Willem II and RKC Waalwijk â€" after starting out as a junior at Ajax Amsterdam.

Wijnhard has also been stoking his footballing fires with Aston Villa’s Old Stars line-up, after first being asked to guest for the Midlanders a few years ago despite never wearing the claret-and-blue, with his love of the game and desire to keep his competitive juices following shining through.

On how his soccer path took him to Shadwell, Wijnhard â€" who has also played for Harrogate and District League outfit Bramham â€" said: “One of my good friends, Robin Armstrong, is the manager there. Since I’ve been in Leeds, we’ve been friends really and he just said, if I wasn’t doing anything, if I’d like to play for his team and I said: ‘No problem!’

“I’m not sure about the standard...Saturday football is...different, let me say!

“I still play as a striker and think I scored about 20 goals last season. Of course, you never lose it! All the other players are all Leeds United fans, you know how it is in Leeds!.

“Playing is in the blood and will never leave, the passion is always there. Nothing has changed and I can watch football all day.

“Nearly every Sunday, I usually play with all the ex-players at Aston Villa, many of whom played for the team who won the European Cup in 1982 such as Gordon Cowans and Tony Morley and play a lot for charity.

“When you play with ex-pros the level is different. One of my friends, Richard Sneekes, used to play for West Brom, and we’ve played for Villa because they haven’t had enough (ex)-pros.”

After retiring, Wijnhard has been involved in several businesses ahead of setting up a lighting company called Green Tree Energy Solutions in Leeds, which specialises in eco-friendly lighting.

While jumping on the green-orientated bandwagon, Wijnhard, who ex-United chief George Graham bought from Willem II for a seven-figure fee in the summer of 1998, helps both young Dutch and English footballers gain trials with professional clubs in England, where the footballing landscape is truly international.

On life in civvy street, Wijnhard said: “I’ve done a few things and started out with a charter company hiring out yachts and cars.

“Now I’ve got my new company with energy lighting. Everyone knows about the green issues on the planet and everything going to waste and the thing now is saving money and energy. So I had a look into things â€" and don’t do the yachts and cars anymore. I just thought you need to have (a business) involving something we need every day â€" you need food, water and light and I thought about an idea involving those. It’s now a fairly good product and everyone is aware of it and of course, it’s good for the environment.

“In addition, I’ve been helping young players find clubs since I’ve retired and meet up with football agents and managers.

“I brought over Shelton Martis who plays for Doncaster. I took him to Darlington and he did really well and then he signed for Hibs. After that, he signed for West Brom and he’s having a good career.”

Wijnhard’s time at Elland Road was somewhat of a flash in the pan and just two months into his debut season, he saw the man who had brought him â€" Graham â€" replaced by David O’Leary, with his fortunes promptly nosediving.

Eventually, the forward found his way to ambitious Huddersfield Town in a £750,000 in the summer of 1999, busy throwing the cash around under Steve Bruce in their quest for the top-flight in 1999-00 â€" and the Dutchman fully justified the fee by hitting an impressive 16 goals in a fine debut season when he was Town’s top-scorer.

It proved his playing peak in England, with Wijnhard’s world crumbling after being involved in a horrific car accident in September 2000 â€" in which he was fortunate not to lose his life after crawling from the blazing wreckage of the Mercedes jeep he was travelling in after it veered off the A1 in North Yorkshire.

Wijnhard suffered a badly-broken arm and required a four-hour operation to pin a compound fracture, with his footballing career understandably put on hold.

By the time he had fully recovered, Bruce was gone and Lou Macari at the Terriers’ helm, someone he didn’t see eye-to-eye with â€" and it was onto pastures new again, making the short switch across the Pennines to Oldham.

On his footballing odyssey in England â€" Wijnhard, who played with the likes of Dennis Bergkamp, Kanu and Marc Overmars as a junior at Ajax and admits to having a soft spot for Arsenal along with his adopted ‘home’ city of Leeds â€" said: “Before coming to Leeds, I had interest in Holland and other countries. But I always wanted to play in England and when Leeds came in, it was quite an easy decision.

“I don’t know how long Leeds had been interested, although I know Chris Kamara actually came to scout for Leeds and watch me.

“In the beginning when I first came, it was fantastic and we had a good group. There was a good atmosphere in the team and that (1998-99) season, we did quite well.

“George brought me over, but it was difficult when he left as the new manager had new plans and players come and go.

“I spoke to O’Leary about what his plans were and I wasn’t in them. You see it a lot of times, you think do you just pick up your money or get involved somewhere else and play again? I came to England to play football and the money was a bonus â€" and I didn’t come to sit on the bench.

“I had an opportunity and Steve Bruce really wanted me in his team. And when a manager wants you so much, it was an easy decision.

“But I’ll always remember my first goal for Leeds at Southampton and we had some talented players such as Kewell, Bowyer, Woodgate, Paul Robinson, Jimmy and the Terminator, Robert Molenaar, Lucas and Gary Kelly. The side had a good balance.

“After going to Huddersfield, I was doing really well, but then there was the car accident.

“The hardest thing was actually not playing after being involved in an accident, which wasn’t my fault. But of course, I’m still here, so I’m not complaining because I could have been six feet under the ground!

“It took me 18 months to recover and get back playing again, but things had changed and Steve had gone. He had played at the highest level and could understand the players and I had very good relationship with him. But unfortunately, things changed when he left.

“I ended up playing for Oldham, Darlington, Macclesfield and Brentford and it wasn’t that different. It’s still the same game, but in a lower division and it’s the biggest buzz you can have when you go on the pitch.

“Of course, when you play for Leeds at Elland Road, the noise is a bit different. It’s incredible.

“Living in Leeds, I still follow how Leeds are doing every week and everyone wants them back in the Premier League. And with how they are doing this season, you never know.

“I hope they can make it.”


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Yeboahs vitne

Leedsfan

QuoteAidy Boothroyd had lost the Coventry dressing room, according to chairman Ray Ranson.
I scored 24 goals helping my side win promotion back to the Premier League aged just 22. Then in my first season in the top flight I had bagged an impressive 15 goals by the end of January. My form earned me an England call-up. Am I a £35m striker? No. I am Michael Ricketts, February 2002.

Hallgeir *

Quote from: Leedsfan on March 15, 2011, 16:27:29
QuoteAidy Boothroyd had lost the Coventry dressing room, according to chairman Ray Ranson.
... og er løst fra kontrakten. Les: Fått sparken.
Super Leeds since 1968

Bites Yer Legs

Quote from: hallghel on March 15, 2011, 16:34:18
Quote from: Leedsfan on March 15, 2011, 16:27:29
QuoteAidy Boothroyd had lost the Coventry dressing room, according to chairman Ray Ranson.
... og er løst fra kontrakten. Les: Fått sparken.

Den mannen holdt på å bli Leeds-manager, og noen her inne ønsket seinest i fjor han til klubben. Takk og pris at så ikke skjedde! Tror vi er utenfor faresonen nå!!
KEEP FIGHTING!!

Leedsfan

Quote from: Bites Yer Legs on March 15, 2011, 18:24:52
Quote from: hallghel on March 15, 2011, 16:34:18
Quote from: Leedsfan on March 15, 2011, 16:27:29
QuoteAidy Boothroyd had lost the Coventry dressing room, according to chairman Ray Ranson.
... og er løst fra kontrakten. Les: Fått sparken.

Den mannen holdt på å bli Leeds-manager, og noen her inne ønsket seinest i fjor han til klubben. Takk og pris at så ikke skjedde! Tror vi er utenfor faresonen nå!!

Det virker som mange Coventryfans er lei for at han fikk sparken. Spør om Leedsfans hadde sagt det samme hvis Grayson hadde tatt 1 seier på de siste 16 kampene, her blir det ramaskrik etter 2 uavgjorte på rad..:)
I scored 24 goals helping my side win promotion back to the Premier League aged just 22. Then in my first season in the top flight I had bagged an impressive 15 goals by the end of January. My form earned me an England call-up. Am I a £35m striker? No. I am Michael Ricketts, February 2002.