so bit of grudge match at the KC saturda
JAMES Chester insists he will not hold a grudge against Nigel Pearson when the former Hull City boss brings his Leicester side to the KC on Saturday.
Pearson makes a swift return to East Yorkshire this weekend just 18 days after he walked out on the Tigers to be reunited with former club Leicester.
The abrupt nature of his exit will guarantee a hot reception back at the KC but Chester says he has no ill-feelings towards the boss who gave him a big break in the Championship
Pearson makes a swift return to East Yorkshire this weekend just 18 days after he walked out on the Tigers to be reunited with former club Leicester.
The abrupt nature of his exit will guarantee a hot reception back at the KC but Chester says he has no ill-feelings towards the boss who gave him a big break in the Championship
City had looked on course to end the Saints' perfect home record after Robert Koren gave the Tigers a deserved half-time lead with his fourth goal of the season.
But, just as they had surrendered a lead against Burnley on Saturday, City were left reeling as Saints hit back with two goals in eight minutes at the start of the second half.
But, just as they had surrendered a lead against Burnley on Saturday, City were left reeling as Saints hit back with two goals in eight minutes at the start of the second half.
by youwot
Thursday, December 01 2011, 9:47AM
“IF HE THAT GOOD A DEFENDER HOW COME WE LEAKING SO MANY GOALS"
Thursday, December 01 2011, 9:47AM
“IF HE THAT GOOD A DEFENDER HOW COME WE LEAKING SO MANY GOALS"
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