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I understand West Ham are in talks with him.

Forgive me for sharing my outside perspective, but I think Dyche is the best man for the job, much like Sam Allardyce was for West Ham following their relegation years ago. he may not be the man you want, but he is the man you need. Someone who will get you promoted under difficult circumstances, and give you a fighting chance to stay up. West Ham fans didn’t want Allardyce either. And while his brand of football was never popular, he lifted West Ham out of a tricky situation not that different from yours right now, and have since become a steady Premiership club. Don’t be tempted by another risk. Take the safe option. Now is not a time for gambling.

My guess would be Anderlecht.

Hey all. I have been listening to a lot of your different podcasts lately, and noticed the pronounciation of the Danish players names were quite off: Mads Hermansen actually sounds like: Mass (silent D) Hairmansen Vestergaard actually sounds like: Vestergore You all get VK right though it seems 😀 sorry for this, but listening to Chris from LTIDtv for the last few days has forced me to make this update 😀

I think he knows that these few months has destroyed his chance of ever managing in the Premier League again. It’s like when I was going to get a promotion in work but called my boss an asshole at the christmas party. I had the same look on my face.

Okay Foxes friends. I have an update: Doi has NOT yet gone on trial with Leicester. He has been at a German Bundesliga Club (Hoffenheim) for a few training sessions and returned to Singapore to continue the season. He (and agent) are pushing for a move to England though (no interest in coming to Brøndby now and we have been informed we are fully out of the race ) Leicester are the only English club who have shown serious interest. will update if I learn more, but now Brøndby are out of the race, I fear my “insider information” has now dried away.

Playing very well for Denmark right now.

I don’t know if he is good enough for the Championship. But he impressed trainers at Brøndby with his positioning play, “football intelligence” and free kick taking. As said, Brøndby wanted to sign, but they got a “no”. I would say the Top Half of the Superliga is around Championship level. he has scored many goals this season and in his career, and I understand his fail last time in Europe was full of non-football problems which meant he did not perform to his max. I think for the small price he would cost he would be worth a chance.

Hello. I am Danish and watch Leicester a lot because of your Danish players (sorry for the bad performances this season) My wife works for Brøndby FC, and they have had a Japanese player on Trial last month for a short time (Tomoyuki Doi). A striker. He has rejected the contract Brøndby offered because of interest in a Trial from Leicester. Good luck for the last games this season, and sorry for my bad English!