In Both Camps; Wigan Athletic

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Emile Heskey is a legend at Leicester, and he also had a brief spell at Wigan Athletic. Heskey joined Wigan from Birmingham in 2006. A transfer fee of £5.5million took him to DW Stadium and he stayed until 2009. During his days at Wigan he scored 15 goals in 82 league games. He was sold to Aston Villa for fee of £3.5million. Heskey holds the record of the most capped England player at the club, playing 7 full internationals while at The Latics.

Steve Walsh is another special player at Leicester spending a period from 1986 to 2000 at Filbert Street. His life at Leicester is well documented, joining at the age of 21 for a fee of £100.000. He had added up 126 league games at Wigan before joining, a grand tally for such a young age.

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In Both Camps; Stockport County

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Leicester will play Stockport in the 2nd round of The Carabao Cup as we take a look down memory lane to try to find those players with a life in both camps.

We do have a grand group of them as we count up as many as did find, but it could be more out there overlooked by our eyes as we are going through the files.

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Ben Nelson, Chris O’Grady, George Heyes and Alan Young among players at Leicester and Rochdale

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Recent signing Ben Nelson made a seldom move between the two clubs Leicester and Rochdale. We have tracked down players with a life in both camps.

George Heyes is one goalkeeper signed from Rochdale to Leicester as far back as 1961 and Tom Kennedy also made a switch directly between the two. Chris O’Grady and Alan Young are others playing in both jerseys but had spells elsewhere in between.

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