Something in the Making: Lam Matteo (PES 2009)

[Matt10]

Fixture 19 - (Dec. 31, 2016)
Swansea City v Queens Park Rangers



Agyemang celebrates the crucial goal for QPR.

Prematch: Swansea City (7th, 27pts) – Queens Park Rangers (3rd, 34pts)
Swansea are hoping to regain their form after a scoreless draw last week to table leaders, Newcastle United. Manager Paulo
Sousa admits that his defensive tactics were used for the wrong occasion considering his team only had 3 shots the entire
match. Today QPR come into town after moving three places into 3rd in the table. The night is showered with rain which
should produced some uneasy, nervous football - the kind that should bring up quite the scoreline lets hope!

Halftime: Swansea City 2-1 QPR
Swansea look like the better side this half, but QPR are starting to mount a comeback despite the own goal by Damion
Stewart. The one goal margin is not going to be enough to make Sousa comfortable with his team's shape, but so far
the switch from Dobble to Pintado up front has seemed to pay off as the striker found his first goal of the season.

Fulltime: Swansea City 2-2 QPR
A brilliant substitution for QPR and a victory snatched from the home side, Swansea City. City will be frustrated with
defender Abu Bakr, who seemed to have the ball stuck under his foot, before Wayne Routledge scooped up the error.
Routeldge's shot was saved initially by De Vries, but substitute Patrick Agyemang's follow-up diving header crashed
into the goal.

Swansea City Goals: Own Goal 9 - Pintado 16
Queens Park Rangers Goals: Vine 21 - Agyemang 80

Caution: Pellicori (QPR)
Sent off: None
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Next Match - Bristol City v Swansea City

[PNE-Adz]

Unlucky mate, but you got owned by;


ex-Preston striker Patrick Agyemang

[Matt10]

Quote: Originally Posted by PNE-Adz

Unlucky mate, but you got owned by; ex-Preston striker Patrick Agyemang

Hehe - thought his name sounded familiar

[PNE-Adz]

He was a bit pants at Preston. Had speed and scored a few goals but was never good enough. When do you play Preston mate?

[Matt10]

WINDOW IS OPEN
January 2016 weekly offers and analysis

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Week 1 | 2 offers
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Crystal Palace - 280 P

• + 4th Place in Championship
• + Goal leader: Alan Lee (6)
• + Rich tradition, young manager Paul Scholes (ex-Man United player)

Coventry City - 300 P

• - 15th Place in Championship
• + Goal leader: Clinton Morrison (8)
• - Needs midfielder
• + More playing time

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Week 2 | 3 offers
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Crystal Palace - 280 P (out)


Coventry City - 300 P

• - 15th Place in Championship
• + Goal leader: Clinton Morrison (8)
• - Needs midfielder
• + More playing time

Leicester City - 330 P

• - 19th Place in Championship
• + Goal leader: Matty Fryatt (5), MF Andy King & Matt Oakley
• + Needs second striker

Preston North End - 330 P

• - 16th Place in Championship
• + Goal leader: Neil Mellor (3)
• + Needs top goal poacher
• - Only 1 international, Ross Wallace (Scotland)

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Week 3 | Same offers remain
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Week 4 | 2 offers
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Coventry City - 310 P

Leicester City - 260 P

[Matt10]

LEICESTER CITY!
Matteo completes questionable transfer

By Johnson Peoples (Editor) - 5:35 am (1/6/2017)

Skeptics say Leicester paid too much for the striker Lam Matteo, but I would say Matteo made the right move. I would have liked
a move to Preston North End so he could follow in Becks footsteps - but other than that, this move will help him get more playing
time as a striker, rather than a midfielder.

Manager Nigel Pearson has been at the job for a while, and had nothing but praise for the signing of Matteo.

"I think we did good here. He (Matteo) possesses a raw talent that is going to shine brightly to our boys so that we can garner some
confidence heading into the second half of the season."

Matteo is set to make his debut for Leicester this Saturday.
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[Matt10]

Fixture 20 - (Jan. 27, 2017)
Leicester City v Derby County


Prematch: Leicester City (19th, 18pts) – Derby County (13th, 22pts)
Leicester come into this match with zero points shown for the last four games. Their new signing Lam Matteo is placed on the bench by
Nigel Pearson, DJ Campbell and Yann Kermorgant are the selections up front - and are expected to score in the second half unless they
fear their starting roles.

Halftime: Leicester City 0-0 Derby County
Derby looks like the more attacking side this half, with two shots by Hulse, one which struck the crossbar from 25-yards away. Leicester
have enjoyed the possession, but the final ball has not been there for the Foxes.

Fulltime: Leicester City 0-0 Derby County
A somewhat frantic match played in close quarters, a point a piece - noone should be dissapointed on Derby's side. However, Nigel
Perason will need to reassess his team's incentive for next week versus Coventry City.

Caution:
Sent off: None
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Next Match - Leicester City v Coventry City

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Fixture 21 - (Feb. 4, 2017)
Coventry City v Leicester City


Matteo celebrates his first goal for the new club.

Prematch: Coventry City (16th, 21pts) – Leicester City (19th, 19pts)
After a scoreless draw last week, Leiceser will be looking to imrpve their form. Manager Nigel Pearson has replaced DJ Campbel with
Matty Fryatt, teh team's leading scorer.Coventry are known for their pace up top with leon Best and Clinton Morrison, a deadly duo
that Leicester will have to watch out for.

Halftime: Coventry City 0-0 Leicester City
Leicester are without haste, but once - almost a trend as of late - the final ball is lacking. Only one shot on goal for the Foxes, Nigel
Pearson has summoned La Matteo in place of Yann Kermorgant, who has shown no sense of his whereabouts on the pitch.

Fulltime: Coventry City 0-1 Leicester City
Nigel Pearson looks like a genius today subbing in Lam Matteo at the half mark - who then scored two mintes later for the deciding
goal. All three points were badly needed, and the new signing came to the rescue.



Leicester City Goals: Matteo 47
Caution:
Sent off: None
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Next Match - Bristol City v Leicester City