moore_94

Best hope is a loan, no one will buy him for what we need

Might be the case for Monga, Page, and Nelson but not too sure we would really get the kind of offers that would make them worth selling yet for Braybrooke, Joseph, Wilson-Brown etc.

Souttar and Skipp will probably stay Faes, Fatawu, Coulibaly I think we should be able to at least to get those values for them Winks, Kristiansen, Mavididi, and Okoli I don’t know, probably loaned out

Shove it up Rudkin’s arse and fvck off

Going away from goal

Need to check the odds on a Winks own goal

Penalty Who gets to miss this one

Booing and what a w@nker at Winks as he warms up You love to see it

Hahahhahhahha Begovic

Oh no not Bobby Reid down injured… edit: its okay everyone, he got back up

Chance to counter and we end up with 2 players pissing about with it and a pathetic attempt to cross and don’t even get the ball in the box Standard init

Could start saving some money by sacking off these stupid pre-match flamethrower things

Sub Mukasa the instant he tries another stupid free kick

Interesting shout… was he the main cheerleader in the dressing room or something?

Can you actually find an example of this ever happening with a player who has signed his pro deal? I highly doubt that this would work as straight forward as you are trying to show it as otherwise, like I said, you would see it happening a lot

Running straight up to Winks at kick off

As it is a charity match can I two foot as many players as I like without being sent off?

What has this ever happened though? It seems like you are suggesting Page could just walk away from the club this summer? Can't see that being how it works tbh otherwise you would see it happen a lot more with highly rated youngsters who have signed pro deals

https://www.lcfc.com/media-article/leicester-city-premier-league-title-win-anniversary-match-support-local-causes-charity-lcfc Leicester City will mark the 10-year anniversary of our 2016 Premier League title with a charity match at King Power Stadium this May, raising funds through the Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation. Members of the title-winning squad will return to Filbert Way on Saturday 30 May as part of a Leicester City Legends team, managed by Claudio Ranieri and captained by Wes Morgan, to face an All Star XI featuring several familiar names from that season. Net proceeds from the event will support Leicester City in the Community and its work across Leicester and Leicestershire, helping to address some of the most pressing challenges facing local communities, including mental health and physical inactivity. Through early support for children and young people, safe spaces for adults, mentoring and access to sport, Leicester City in the Community continues to make a meaningful difference to thousands of lives each year. Leicester City Chief Executive Kevin Davies said: “2026 marks an important anniversary in the Club’s history and it is right that we recognise it in a way that brings people together. “This season has presented its challenges and we know there is work ahead. Moments like this are an opportunity to reflect on what the Club represents and to carry that forward. “Through the Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation and Leicester City in the Community, we are able to connect that history with a positive impact in our communities, which is an important part of this Club’s identity.” Premier League-winning captain Wes Morgan said: “As a group, we’ve been talking about a 10-year reunion for some time and the best way to mark the anniversary. This gives us a chance to come back together as players and staff, but also to reconnect with the fans and recognise the role they played in that season. “The response from the boys has been excellent and we’re all looking forward to being back at King Power Stadium again and raising money for a cause that makes a real difference to the lives of people in Leicester.” Leicester City’s 2015/16 title-winning season remains one of the most remarkable achievements in English football, capturing the imagination of supporters across the world and creating memories that continue to resonate throughout the game. The return of the players involved will form the centrepiece of a day that brings together fans, former players and staff in support of the Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Foundation and Leicester City in the Community. Further details, including ticket information and confirmed participants, will be announced in due course. Supporters are encouraged to visit LCFC.com or download the LCFC App for the latest updates. Supporters can click here to register their interest for hospitality packages.

Wouldn't be surprised if he is now "injured" for the last few games and probably not even at the ground tomorrow night (like last season)

Will get a bigger move than that if he goes

Will be the same as Max Dowman at Arsenal

I am really enjoying the save I am doing at the moment There are still a few things that annoy me: - loan player screen is really poorly done - available jobs screen cannot be filtered at all - Some of the information emails you used to get like commercial income for clubs in the league, odds on best players etc. - weird positions and stat allocations for newgens (so many 5ft10 centre backs with like 8 jumping reach) But other than that I don’t think there is anything else I am missing from FM24

Jayden Wareham at Exeter 22 years old with 19 goals and 2 assists this season Will only have 1 year left in the summer and Exeter may get relegated, and they are also having money issues

Honestly wouldn’t be surprised if Rennes just chose to keep him now