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Hermansen and Bilal will probably be sold Ward, Iversen, and Vardy to be released Ricardo, Faes, Kristiansen, Soumare, and maybe Okoli and Daka to be sold / loaned GK: Stolarczyk RB: Justin, Woyo CB: Vestergaard, Coady, Souttar, Nelson LB: Thomas CM: Winks, Skipp, Ndidi, Choudhury RW: Fatawu, McAteer, Ayew AM: LW: Mavididi, Alves, De Cordova-Reid ST:

I would hope after 10-15 games of the system he has us playing clearly not working and not being suitable for the players we have that he would actually look to try and change it Unfortunately I don't think he will We will carry on as we are with the OAP front 3 and go down with a wimper

I find it absolutely hilarious

One thing I really liked about him is that he actually engaged Sterling in the 1v1 (and seemed like he won it everytime) rather than standing him up like Justin was doing

Yeah, also his first ever start in professional football

Most chances created whilst also having the least touches in the match Nice to see him get stuck in on the defensive side of the game and doing well FotMob - 7.5 WhoScored - 6.9 Sofascore - 7.3 Expected goals - 0.09 Expected assists - 0.47 3 chances created - *most in match 100% pass completion (25/25) - *highest in match 46 touches - *lowest in match 1/3 successful dribbles 1/7 accurate crosses 2/2 tackles won 2 recoveries 4/6 ground duels won 1 foul won

Todays Games - Saturday 15th February Championship: Will Alves (6.9 - 90 mins) - Cardiff City 1-1 Bristol City Hamza Choudhury (7.2 - 90 mins) - Sheff Utd 1-0 Luton Town League Two: Brandon Cover (6.6 - 11 mins) - Fleetwood Town 0-1 Bromley National League: Arjan Raikhy (6 mins) - Tamworth 1-1 Woking National League North: Oli Ewing (90 mins) - Buxton 0-1 Radcliffe Northern Premier League Premier Divison: Ben Grist (90 mins) - Worksop Town 3-2 Hebburn Town Scottish Prem: Tom Wilson-Brown (unused sub) - Kilmarnock 3-1 St Johnstone

2-0 Brentford

Something to nil loss

Time for a sub or two Ruud, the OAPs need to come off for a nap

Its a washed Sterling but Woyo has dominated him

Get JJ off

Got back from his trip early this morning so had enough time to get down to Essex for this one

Stewards are checking all the flags as you go in

Was trying to find my sisters brick on the wall and spotted this I mean this is definitely Jon Rudkin isn’t it?

All well and good having these meetings and apparently a lot of the common issues being put across to the club but without being able to get even a tiny bit of an idea at all of what the club even said in response to those issues just makes it all just seem very pointless Will these conversations ever be made public?

Well that clears everything up…

School trip to Skeggy

Under 21s are away against Newcastle tonight 1 H. French 5 M. Ali 10 L. Page 8 S. Braybrooke 6 H. Cartwright 2 J. Joseph 11 L. Briggs 4 B. Amartey 3 O. Aluko 7 J. Evans 9 J. King 13 J. Donohue 16 A. Richards 14 T. Neale 12 H. Godsmark-Ford 15 A. Fisken

I imagine Alves liking this will go down well with the club… yes lad!

Basically a whole load of nothing

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/khun-tops-arsenal-programme-notes Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to King Power Stadium for today’s Premier League visit of Arsenal - a fixture that stirs memories of some truly classic matches, both at Filbert Street and here on Filbert Way. Today, it’s a fixture that puts us up against the side currently second in the Premier League table, which gives some indication of the challenge before us. It’s an occasion that will require the best of us to secure the result we’re looking for. Welcome to our guests from Arsenal to Leicester this afternoon. In the four weeks since we last played at home, we’ve had a fine win at Tottenham, a disappointing day at Everton and an FA Cup performance at Manchester United that promised and deserved more. It’s been a mixed period, but our objective for the season remains within reach. There will be some twists and turns yet, but we will be fighting throughout the next 14 games to make sure we stay in the Premier League. Thank you to our fans that have travelled to support the team on the road in recent weeks. January was a challenging month for us in the transfer window, where our ability to strengthen was limited by our PSR position. We were very pleased to sign Woyo Coulibaly and we explored a number of options to make further additions to Ruud’s squad during the month, but the space available in our PSR calculations did not enable us to add the further quality we all felt would improve the team. We remain ambitious, have always been committed to investing in the squad and will continue to be in future. But our ambition must be pursued within the laws of the game. We retain absolute belief in the group of players we have and the qualities of the manager and staff around them for the challenge ahead of us. There’s everything to play for during the coming weeks, and we are all ready to fight for it. We know some of you are frustrated, we respect the views you have shared and we know there are things we need to improve together as one Club. But we also know those improvements are made more easily in the Premier League. To give us the best chance of achieving that, I ask that, during the game, you get behind the team and give them your full support. Winning the games and the points we need to stay up is only possible with your support. Foxes never quit. Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha Chairman

Adrien Silva Woahh Leicester’s new midfielder Woahh We’ve never seen the fvcker play