honeybradger

Look at that accuracy, gerrimin.

Ayoze's contract ran out, he would probably still be here if we put him on a 5 year deal.

We have had offers for the likes of Soumare in the past and turned them down. Think there were offers for Praet a few seasons ago as well.

One thing that needs to be considered is that two of the key players in Rodgers's side, Tielemans and Barnes, only got a few games under Puel at the end of his tenure. Tielemans especially added a completely different dynamic to the way we played. Puel was bad as well for the record (playing Demarai Gray as a CF over Jamie fing Vardy) but i dont like how people make out that Rodgers turned Puel's water into wine, give Rodgers a Maddison, Ndidi, Mendy midfield and he would have us struggling low midtable as well.

The difference is that Praet is frankly not very good whereas Sensi by all accounts is a very good player when fit.

I guess that they would be gambling on the fact that we would be desperate to secure CL level experience/talent.

I thought he was only bad for the first 10-15 minutes then he settled in the game despite getting booed by the Coventry fans.

I thought he was one of the few who played well the other day. His work for the casadei chance was excellent

Mavididi has already played multiple seasons in the French top flight and is having a considerably better season than O'Hare. O'Hare has only played championship and league 2 football and he's never had a season where he has shown he can make the step up to the Premier League. If we're going for a player I would much rather go for Sensi who is proven in the Champions League and Serie A but has injury problems than O'Hare who hasn't properly proven himself at Championship level yet.

He's 25, it's not like he's some young gem.

I think if we keep him fit he will be a good PL player and will surprise a lot of our fans. Good ball winner, good passer, always has time on the ball, it has the potential to be a masterstroke for 2 mil.

Could be a shrewd signing where a talented player gets his career back on track or could be a case of us replacing Mendy/Praet where we have a player who's not getting much game time and is looking to leave.

Apart from Stoke we solely played other PL teams and beat Man United and Chelsea. That's about as good of a run as you can expect.

They werent complaining when Burnley and Sheffield United were top of the league last year and look how shit they are in the PL. If we werent in the league everyone would be creaming themselves about the Ipswich, Southampton, Leeds title race, we have just shown everyone the gap between Championship teams that will be fighting for relegation next season (Leeds, Ipswich and Southampton) and a team that will be comfortably mid table.

Ndidi's off the ball movement has been excellent, Soumare's is not. We would be a significantly worse team with Soumare instead of Wilf

I am excited to see him play over the rest of the season. He is looking more and more like the player we thought we were signing on loan.

As a backup he's more than good enough. He will only be playing in the FA cup and league cup for us.

I think the problem with loaning Nelson out is that the teams he's been loaned to haven't given him a proper chance so far. Pretty sure he's had a league one loan (maybe two?) where he was not first choice and he is clearly championship quality.

Very good debut from the lad. Tackling, passing and positioning, he seems to have it all.

Bit sloppy but he's just come back from a long injury so it's not fair to judge him. Incredible pass for the Cannon goal.

Doyle shocking passing then pulls off a hollywood pass

Unpopular opinion but I think that IF we struggle defensively in the PL next year it will because of Faes. He's good for 70-80 minutes a game but will switch off a couple times a match and unlike in the Championship those lapses in concentration will be punished in the PL.

He did it during the Cardiff game. Muscle injuries usually occur due to a lack of rest, I am not purely blaming Maresca because Ndidi has been injury prone for a while but he was gambling with the fitness of our players with an unchanged lineup in a congested period.

I hate to be that guy but he did start 7 games last month. Perhaps this is a lesson to Maresca that players, especially injury prone ones like Ndidi, need rotation.

Personally I like Yunus because he likes to look for the forwards pass. I do not mind Casadei but he tends to play the easiest and safest option available to him. Casadei also seems to struggle when he's tightly marked whereas Yunus has the technical ability to play under pressure. On the other hand Casadei seems to have more of a physical presence on the game than Yunus and has a better goalscoring instinct.