Denmark Kasper Schmeichel (2010-2011)

Denmark Kasper Schmeichel (2010-2011)

Position: Goalkeeper | DOB: 05/11/1986 | Apps: 40 | Goals: 0
Debut: 07/08/2010 - Derby County (H)
Pos: Goalkeeper | DOB: 05/11/1986
Apps: 40 | Goals: 0
Debut: 07/08/2010 - Derby County (H)

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Signed From Type Joined Left For Left
Notts County Permanent Jul 2010 Leicester City Jul 2011


Player Record Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
League 37 37 (0) 0 0
FA Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
League Cup 1 1 (0) 1 0
TOTAL 40 40 (0) 1 0

Season by Season Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
2010-2011 40 40 (0) 1 0
League 37 37 (0) 0 0
FA Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
League Cup 1 1 (0) 1 0

Appearances Date Score
Match Events
Derby County
Championship
H 07/08/2010 1 : 2 L
Lincoln City
Carling Cup 1st Round
H 10/08/2010 4 : 0 W
Nottingham Forest
Championship
A 15/08/2010 1 : 1 D
Millwall
Championship
H 21/08/2010 3 : 1 W
Watford
Championship
A 28/08/2010 1 : 0 W
Cardiff City
Championship
H 25/10/2010 0 : 4 L
Scunthorpe United
Championship
A 30/10/2010 4 : 1 W
Hull City
Championship
H 09/11/2010 2 : 2 D
Bristol City
Championship
H 13/11/2010 3 : 1 W
Norwich City
Championship
A 20/11/2010 1 : 1 D
Reading
Championship
A 27/11/2010 0 : 0 D
Crystal Palace
Championship
H 04/12/2010 2 : 1 W
Burnley
Championship
A 11/12/2010 3 : 2 W
Queens Park Rangers
Championship
H 18/12/2010 2 : 0 W
Leicester City
Championship
A 26/12/2010 2 : 2 D
Portsmouth
Championship
H 28/12/2010 3 : 3 D
Middlesbrough
Championship
H 01/01/2011 1 : 1 D
Cardiff City
Championship
A 04/01/2011 1 : 2 L
Arsenal
FA Cup 3rd Round
A 08/01/2011 1 : 1 D
Scunthorpe United
Championship
H 15/01/2011 4 : 0 W
Arsenal
FA Cup 3rd Round Replay
H 19/01/2011 1 : 3 L
Portsmouth
Championship
A 22/01/2011 2 : 2 D
Hull City
Championship
A 01/02/2011 2 : 2 D
Coventry City
Championship
H 05/02/2011 1 : 0 W
Bristol City
Championship
A 12/02/2011 2 : 0 W
Norwich City
Championship
H 19/02/2011 2 : 2 D
Barnsley
Championship
H 22/02/2011 3 : 3 D
Swansea City
Championship
A 26/02/2011 0 : 3 L
Doncaster Rovers
Championship
H 05/03/2011 5 : 2 W
Preston North End
Championship
A 08/03/2011 2 : 1 W
Ipswich Town
Championship
H 12/03/2011 0 : 0 D
Sheffield United
Championship
A 19/03/2011 0 : 2 L
Nottingham Forest
Championship
H 02/04/2011 4 : 1 W
Millwall
Championship
A 09/04/2011 2 : 3 L
Derby County
Championship
A 12/04/2011 1 : 2 L
Watford
Championship
H 16/04/2011 2 : 2 D
Reading
Championship
H 22/04/2011 0 : 0 D
Crystal Palace
Championship
A 25/04/2011 0 : 1 L
Burnley
Championship
H 30/04/2011 1 : 0 W
Queens Park Rangers
Championship
A 07/05/2011 2 : 1 W
Unused Sub Date Score
Match Events
Leicester City
Carling Cup 2nd Round
H 24/08/2010 1 : 2 L Unused Sub

References
OzWhite: Player Profile for Kasper Schmeichel
Sheridan Dictates: Player Profile for Kasper Schmeichel

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Russjon wrote on 22 Jun 2011 09:35 am

f**k you silky you prick it matters when your form drops at important points in the season
If we had not beaten bristol last game of season and lost in play offs what would you have said then
Why did Grayson drop becchio to the bench to play Paynter if he rates him so highly
Gradel played championship football long before Grayson came Snodgrass had trial at Barcelona and I think Howson deserves a lot of the credit for the improvement he has made
Grayson is tactically inept he should go and take his s**t signings with him
Bruce connely Paynter to name just 3
Not forgetting the brilliant bessone and his great loan signins brown bannan and Livermore
Pr!ck

Silky wrote on 22 Jun 2011 07:38 am

russjon you are a dead set d!ckhead... it's as though you're suggesting someone else got us to the top and then Simon comes in and draaaaaags us back down.... It doesnt matter what half of the season the jobs gets done, as long as it gets done... and it HAS BEEN DONE.

Weasel is one of a hand-full on here that actually considers things before he posts..

If it wasnt for Grayson we'd still be in League One and we'd have a team full of fat old hacks with big names, because that's what people want to see. Grayson does what HE WANTS TO DO, and so far he's done everything right.

Howson, Snodgrass, Gradel, Becchio... he made them the players they are... they were nobodys before he took over.. They are lucky to have Simon as their boss, not the other way around.... Simon is not blessed with talented players, he's moulding a team.

It honestly blows me away how some people can devote their whole lives to following football and still know absolutely nothing about the game...

Russjon wrote on 22 Jun 2011 07:02 am

I can't believe the support for Grayson
We were top of league 1 by a mile and we blew it only scraping promotion on last day of the season then were comfortable in play offs last season till Grayson started messing about
He played Paynter far too much as a lone striker
Why when he can't score he then waited till last couple of games of season to play McCormack who is clearly one of our best players
His 451 formation at home cost us and that is down to 1 man

PaulUSA wrote on 22 Jun 2011 12:11 am

weasel wrote:
Grayson has made us a big club again. We were languishing outside the play-off positions in Div 1 when he arrived and since then spending hardly any money he has got us promoted and nearly into the Championship play-offs as well as being the one responsible for raising our profile from the joke of a club that lost to Histon to the team that has beaten MU as well as drawing with Tottenham and Arsenal.

Grayson deserves a hell of a lot more respect than some of the muppets on here are giving him.
Point well made, weasel. Simon certainly deserves our respect and our support -- and much benefit of the doubt.

Not yet deserving of "Coach for Life" status b/c he still needs to show that he can keep us mentally tough and together down the stretch (as we unwound a bit during each of the last two run-ins). But of course, that's not all his fault. As a manager, he'll continue to develop -- l only hope Ken give him enough support to do things right, as it's very tough to rise to the top tier spending little or nothing.

weasel wrote on 21 Jun 2011 11:56 pm

Russjon wrote:The bottom line is Grayson out of his depth at a big club
Grayson has made us a big club again. We were languishing outside the play-off positions in Div 1 when he arrived and since then spending hardly any money he has got us promoted and nearly into the Championship play-offs as well as being the one responsible for raising our profile from the joke of a club that lost to Histon to the team that has beaten MU as well as drawing with Tottenham and Arsenal.

Grayson deserves a hell of a lot more respect than some of the muppets on here are giving him.