moore_94

Absolutely made sense at the time to give him a contract that long

Looking forward to the first time someone goes past him and he pretty much walks back to catch up with them

Had more than 5 offers so he hasn't really failed to get a move, we are probably just giving him the best contract financially with a get out

Relegation release clause I expect

£15m + £5m in add ons

He was wearing 26

I did get a new job recently, unfortunately (or probably fortunately) it was not at LCFC

Was stuck in a meeting!

Both would definitely be overpaying for him

I can see him going Palace now they have sold Olise, would go straight in to replace him

Fulham paying £25m+ for him

11 goals and 2 assists in 38 games for Sassuolo who got relegated But then you see his stats… 😬

12ft.io

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/07/08/steve-cooper-leicester-city-zoom-calls-transfer-news-coach/ Leicester’s players return for pre-season tests today. Later this month they will fly out for a training camp near the French Alps in Évian-les-Bains, a popular venue for previous managers. The season’s first game, at home to Tottenham on August 19, is six weeks away.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/07/08/steve-cooper-leicester-city-zoom-calls-transfer-news-coach/ Tom Cannon, a £6m signing from Everton, is a loan target for a string of Championship clubs including Stoke City but will be given a chance to impress.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/07/08/steve-cooper-leicester-city-zoom-calls-transfer-news-coach/ Alan Tate - Assistant Manager Danny Alcock - former England U20 Goalkeeper coach Steve Randa - former Head of Performance at Forest

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/07/08/steve-cooper-leicester-city-zoom-calls-transfer-news-coach/ Leicester are also hopeful of persuading free agent Wilfred Ndidi to sign a new contract after Cooper held several conversations with the Nigerian international.

https://www.canaries.co.uk/content/andrew-hughes-departs-for-leicester-city Andrew Hughes departs for Leicester City Norwich City can confirm first-team coach Andy Hughes has joined Leicester City. The two clubs have reached an agreement for Hughes to join recently-appointed head coach Steve Cooper and his backroom staff at the King Power Stadium, with immediate effect. Hughes took on the role of first-team coach in January 2023, having previously been the club's player loans manager for the two years prior. He first joined the Canaries during his playing days, where he spent two seasons at Carrow Road from 2005/06. Sporting director Ben Knapper said: “Despite all being disappointed that we’re losing such a key member of the team in Andrew, he leaves with our very best wishes. “The impact of his work has been clear for everyone to see, and his energy and enthusiasm is something we’ll all miss day-to-day at the training ground. “We wish him nothing but the best in his new challenge, and we’ve no doubt he’ll be a great success.” All at Norwich City would like to thank Andy for his hard work and dedication and wish him well in his future career.

About 1 hour 30 mins from Calais to the stadium

Not much I imagine, suffered a double leg fracture at the end of April

He might not be back yet as he was away with Ghana

Some of them don't even have working websites at all - our sponsor has one but you can't even access it here! Below is where those companies are "from" - although I imagine a lot all end up falling under the same ownership or whatever Aston Villa - Betano - Greece Bournemouth - Dafabet - Philippines Brentford - Hollywood Bets - South Africa Crystal Palace - NET88 - Vietnam Everton - Stake.com - Curaçao Fulham - SBOTOP - Philippines Leicester - BC.GAME - Curaçao Nottingham Forest - Kaiyun Sports - Philippines West Ham - BetWay - Malta Wolves - DEBET - Vietnam

I didn't say we should?