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I will never forgive Enzo for seemingly making people think that Ndidi can be used as a 10 - especially in the Prem ffs How disheartening must it be as one of his teammates to play a good yet simple ball into him and see the ball roll completely under his foot or his touch sends it 5 yards the wrong way

Cooper got it completely wrong again up until after we conceded the 2nd and he changed it with the subs SURELY after Spurs and now today he will realise we need an actual 10 on the pitch

Brilliant when he came on - needs to start. Why did we stop giving him the ball after the goal though when it was very clearly their right back and McGinn were struggling with him?

Should be admitting after the game that he got it wrong until after he made the changes Hopefully today will get it into his head that you need some creativity on the pitch

Did Vardy touch the ball at all after Tielemans got to it? If Tielemans got the ball cleanly, how was it their throw in?

You can easily go the whole season without seeing that happen and yet he manages to get in the way 3 times today Tells you he doesn’t know where to go to be in the positions he should

Should’ve made changes earlier Game over

David Coote having an absolute shocker

Probably end up being about 6-0 playing like this anyway!

Dreadful defending

So easy to see we would be much better with an actual 10 rather than Wilf

Wilf control the ball ffs

I assume Cannon, Nelson and Young were registered too late to be involved today

Saturday 31st August Championship: Tom Cannon - not in the squad for Stoke City vs Plymouth Ben Nelson - not in the squad for Oxford United vs Preston League One: Amani Richards - on the bench for Exeter City vs Bolton Silko Thomas - starting for Wigan Athletic vs Birmingham League Two: Brandon Cover - starting for Port Vale vs Doncaster Chris Popov - starting for Barrow vs Harrogate Town National League: Brad Young - not in the squad for Hartlepool United vs Braintree Town Scottish Prem: Sammy Braybrooke - starting for Dundee vs St Mirren

#freeAlves

I know I originally like the idea of Cooper because he would be pragmatic but bloody hell Fatawu going to be expected to do everything going forward?

Now 5-2!

This guy still getting into our match day squad Rather have an 8 man bench

Looking forward to seeing all the service our forward players are going to get

Looking forward to another 60 minutes or so of watching Ndidi try and control the ball and be creative for us

Loads of buses with Wolves fans on stopped in Ashby Surprised they stopped when they are only going Forest?

Brandon Cover straight into the side for Port Vale against Doncaster

Not gonna lie I have been nodding off a bit whilst waiting for this

https://www.lcfc.com/news/4100840/odsonne-douard-signs-leicester-city-loan-deal Leicester City Football Club have agreed a loan deal for striker Odsonne Édouard from Crystal Palace, subject to Premier League approval. - Leicester City confirm loan signing of Odsonne Édouard - Crystal Palace striker to spend 2024/25 season on Filbert Way - He has made 95 appearances in the Premier League The 26-year-old, who has previously spent five seasons at Celtic in the Scottish Premiership, joins the Foxes from the Eagles and will add to Steve Cooper’s forward options for the 2024/25 campaign. A former French youth international, the striker has made a total of 95 Premier League appearances for the London side since his arrival in 2021, scoring 18 goals. Speaking to LCFC.com, he said: “I can’t wait to get started. I’m really excited to be joining a team like Leicester City and to do what I can to help the team in the Premier League this season. “There’s a fantastic squad here and I’m confident that the team has what it takes to be successful. I’ll be working hard to make sure I do everything I can to support my team and to show the fans what I can do on the pitch.” Born in Kourou, French Guiana, Édouard progressed through the ranks of AF Bobigny before signing for Paris Saint-Germain in July 2011 and going on to sign a professional contract five years later. He was loaned to Toulouse for the 2016/17 campaign, scoring his first senior goal in November 2016. In August 2017, Édouard signed a season-long loan with Celtic, and ended the season with 11 goals to his name – leading to a permanent move that would see a further four trophy-laden seasons in Scotland. In total, he scored 89 times for the Hoops and helped them secure four titles, two Scottish Cups and three Scottish League Cups before a move to the Premier League with Crystal Palace in 2021. His Palace debut came in a 3-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur, where he found the net twice as a second half substitute. The striker has since gone on to become a regular for the Eagles, with his eight goals in the 2023/24 campaign helping earn the team a 10th placed finish in the Premier League. He will now link-up with the Leicester City squad for the duration of the 2024/25 season, with a home game with Aston Villanext up on Saturday 31 August (3pm BST kick-off).