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Looks like they have proper smashed it with Astro Bot!

Hopefully the club is a bit smarter when it comes to budgeting for new seasons compared to how we did it for 22/23 We budgeted for 22/23 as if we were going to finish 8th again - which would’ve meant an additional £31.1m in prize money compared to what we got for finishing 18th - so we would’ve been fine PSR wise if we had managed that (but still would have needed to sell Maddison or Barnes) Question is though I guess what position should we budget for? It is usually £3.1m for last place, and then an additional £3.1m for every place above that

He would probably want the full value of what he has left on his contract so no point trying to release him really

Definitely not - both of them deserve the blame on that one - Rodgers for choosing him and Rudkin for going ahead with someone who had clearly not done a good job before Just like Ranieri would get credit for choosing Macia, and Rudkin still gets some credit for going ahead with him So far I have been pleased with what Glover has done himself, so fair play to Rudkin for getting him as it doesn’t look like that one was down to the managers

Personally I think if we go into the October international break with 0 wins from Palace, Everton, Arsenal, Bournemouth then he would need to go and someone else brought in quickly Can’t have a manager with that kind of form in place for Southampton, Forest and Ipswich

I wouldn’t be surprised if Macia was more down to Ranieri recommending him than Rudkin identifying him as they had worked together at Valencia Ranieri had also tried to get him to join him at another club before that

The club can word it however they like, it still doesn’t negate the fact our PSR losses were £24.4m over the £105m limit. Just because we were in some legal grey area regarding which league we were in at the time and have got away with it because of a legal loophole doesn't mean the club haven’t still cocked up.

Just because we got out of the actual punishment because of a loophole, it doesn’t mean we didn’t still breach PSR - we did, badly.

Don’t even care about loan fee or option / obligation at this point Just get at least some of his wages off the books for this season

Wouldn’t surprise me at all if the club already had Nick De Marco looking at this prepared to argue it if the Prem try to do us for the period

This is a much bigger issue that Chelsea have got away with this

Thankfully a worse source than SfE

We need to be thankful to Danny Ward If we didn’t play him we might’ve stayed up and then got the points deduction!

Everton got away with one there tbh, disgraceful really 10 point deduction needed

Ah yeah my bad Be interesting to find out eventually what the new King Power shirt sponsor value was as well

Still have next June to sort it out if we are close anyway as well

Percy says we are expected to be fine for the next period as well

Deal was done in 4-5 days according to his agent http://sportwitness.co.uk/then-leicester-called-thrilled-agent-reveals-how-dream-move-to-foxes-came-about-this-summer/ Okoli’s agent Alessandro Barison has spoken to Radio Sportiva about the move to Leicester City and how it came about. He described the move as a ‘dream’ for Okoli and explained that the transfer happened quickly, with his words relayed by TMW. “There were several Italian clubs looking for him, even in France and the Bundesliga. Then Leicester called and he told me he dreamed of the Premier League and in 4-5 days we closed everything. “He has always dreamed of the Premier League since he was fifteen, he arrived prematurely together with the national team. Fulfilling dreams so young can make him really happy.” Despite playing only once for Leicester, Okoli has been called up to the Italian national side and the player described the call-up as an ‘immense joy’. “The day they called him he contacted me, he said ‘now it’s up to me to prove my worth’. “They contacted him the night before by the technical staff, then he called me and told me he was going to the Nations League camp. An immense joy. It’s always been his dream together with the Premier League. He’s 22 years old and it’s the most beautiful thing”. Playing in the Premier League and for Italy is the perfect scenario for the defender, whose agent also highlighted the importance of playing in the lower divisions in Italy. “The loans were clearly winning choices for Caleb, the best choice. I advise all my boys to always play, not to stay in teams with a name but on the bench.”