| Leigh Griffiths 15:40 - Jul 30 with 2913 views | kingsburyR |
I hadn't realised he had gone to wolves from Hibs.
It goes to show the level of the SPL when their higher profile players (and an international) sign for a team in the third tier in England.
I do fancy Wolves now for an instant return! |  |
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| Leigh Griffiths on 15:42 - Jul 30 with 2895 views | RblockPrior |
great signing for them imo |  |
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| Leigh Griffiths on 15:46 - Jul 30 with 2882 views | makaveli1882 |
He already belonged to them, he was on loan at Hibs
Makes you wonder why they didn't call him back last year, he will score a lot goals next year and Kenny will get them back up first time |  | | |
| Leigh Griffiths on 15:48 - Jul 30 with 2866 views | rsonist |
Was signed when they were in the Premiership and loaned out since. Never settled outside of Scotland and wants to go back but Hibs can't afford him. |  | | |
| Leigh Griffiths on 18:10 - Jul 30 with 2757 views | hoopstilidie |
I used to like him in Play away.
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| Leigh Griffiths on 00:09 - Jul 31 with 2637 views | karl |
| Leigh Griffiths on 15:48 - Jul 30 by rsonist |
Was signed when they were in the Premiership and loaned out since. Never settled outside of Scotland and wants to go back but Hibs can't afford him. |
Was at Hibs as a schoolboy (Hibs supporter) but released and went to Dundee, they were skint so went to Livingston who were skint so Wolves picked him up when in Premiership. Couldn't make the breakthrough, unsurprisingly, at that level so went on loan to Hibs season 2011-12. Not a spectacular success but fans favourite and keen to return in season 12-13, Solbakken became manager and never rated him so season loan was quickly rearranged, importantly with no recall facility.
Apparently, but with no evidence it was true, Hibs could have paid £150,000 for him in January window but chose to wait till Summer window. Bad move!
Saunders comes in and fancies a look at him, no recall possible though and a few legal problems later (bit of racist outburst on twitter and shoplifting charge) Saunders wants rid but of course that a**e cant keep them up so KJ gets the gig and takes up the option of 1 year extension against the wish of LG but as is said above Hibs now cant afford what Wolves are wanting for him (no idea how much).
Pre-season and he seems to be on fire, scoring in most games against all levels of opposition. I did say that QPR should have looked at him when Wolves were looking for more than Hibs could afford as he would score goals in Championship and will be banging them in L1.
Bit of a d**k but plays to the crowd and kids love him, always went to the kids at end of game and spent time with them. Often if he was subbed would more or less come and stand with them till end of game. It was the stand he had season ticket for and there is footage of him in club video as a child in the crowd at a game |  | | |
| Leigh Griffiths on 00:13 - Jul 31 with 2631 views | karl |
| Leigh Griffiths on 15:48 - Jul 30 by rsonist |
Was signed when they were in the Premiership and loaned out since. Never settled outside of Scotland and wants to go back but Hibs can't afford him. |
Was at Hibs as a schoolboy (Hibs supporter) but released and went to Dundee, they were skint so went to Livingston who were skint so Wolves picked him up when in Premiership. Couldn't make the breakthrough, unsurprisingly, at that level so went on loan to Hibs season 2011-12. Not a spectacular success but fans favourite and keen to return in season 12-13, Solbakken became manager and never rated him so season loan was quickly rearranged, importantly with no recall facility.
Apparently, but with no evidence it was true, Hibs could have paid £150,000 for him in January window but chose to wait till Summer window. Bad move!
Saunders comes in and fancies a look at him, no recall possible though and a few legal problems later (bit of racist outburst on twitter and shoplifting charge) Saunders wants rid but of course that a**e cant keep them up so KJ gets the gig and takes up the option of 1 year extension against the wish of LG but as is said above Hibs now cant afford what Wolves are wanting for him (no idea how much).
Pre-season and he seems to be on fire, scoring in most games against all levels of opposition. I did say that QPR should have looked at him when Wolves were looking for more than Hibs could afford as he would score goals in Championship and will be banging them in L1.
Bit of a d**k but plays to the crowd and kids love him, always went to the kids at end of game and spent time with them. Often if he was subbed would more or less come and stand with them till end of game. It was the stand he had season ticket for and there is footage of him in club video as a child in the crowd at a game | | | |
| Leigh Griffiths on 01:40 - Jul 31 with 2600 views | nhd23 |
Shows the ignorance of most football fans.Hes a Class finisher,bit of a nutcase OFF the pitch but worth the minor aggro,I also told people at QPR that they should be looking at him a few years ago,if he plays for Wolves week in week out in League One he will easily get 35 goals. | | | |
| Leigh Griffiths on 08:39 - Jul 31 with 2456 views | headhoops |
Leigh Griffiths
we are more likely to resign Leroy Griffiths......................... |  |
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| Leigh Griffiths on 11:51 - Jul 31 with 2399 views | 00calben |
| Leigh Griffiths on 00:09 - Jul 31 by karl |
Was at Hibs as a schoolboy (Hibs supporter) but released and went to Dundee, they were skint so went to Livingston who were skint so Wolves picked him up when in Premiership. Couldn't make the breakthrough, unsurprisingly, at that level so went on loan to Hibs season 2011-12. Not a spectacular success but fans favourite and keen to return in season 12-13, Solbakken became manager and never rated him so season loan was quickly rearranged, importantly with no recall facility.
Apparently, but with no evidence it was true, Hibs could have paid £150,000 for him in January window but chose to wait till Summer window. Bad move!
Saunders comes in and fancies a look at him, no recall possible though and a few legal problems later (bit of racist outburst on twitter and shoplifting charge) Saunders wants rid but of course that a**e cant keep them up so KJ gets the gig and takes up the option of 1 year extension against the wish of LG but as is said above Hibs now cant afford what Wolves are wanting for him (no idea how much).
Pre-season and he seems to be on fire, scoring in most games against all levels of opposition. I did say that QPR should have looked at him when Wolves were looking for more than Hibs could afford as he would score goals in Championship and will be banging them in L1.
Bit of a d**k but plays to the crowd and kids love him, always went to the kids at end of game and spent time with them. Often if he was subbed would more or less come and stand with them till end of game. It was the stand he had season ticket for and there is footage of him in club video as a child in the crowd at a game |
"bit of a d**k" is an understatement.
He's a 24-carrot c*nt |  | | |
| Leigh Griffiths on 13:09 - Jul 31 with 2354 views | karl |
| Leigh Griffiths on 11:51 - Jul 31 by 00calben |
"bit of a d**k" is an understatement.
He's a 24-carrot c*nt |
I don't think he is, he sets himself for abuse and does react to it so he is a fool but he seems to have a real good rapport with young fans and definitely does with the crowd in general.
His racism bother was to tell a twitter user to 'go back to their own country'. He had an Asian name and had abused LG and his family on twitter all night. He accepted LG apology and apologised to LG saying he deserved some abuse back.
He maintains his innocence over shoplifting charge in Tesco (think it was a bottle lucozade) and there might be 'assault' charge to do with when they were manhandling him afaik but its not a major issue, guarantee its dropped soon.
Hardly big stuff to worry about, as I said bit of a d**k but nothing to prevent him making a good career for himself. | | | |
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