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Very true but that carrot didn't seem to spur Tielemans on unfortunately. I'd just like to see the back of him personally along with now a majority of the others.

Not if he's signed a contract to say that he won't and the use of anti Semetic imagery is hardly the sign of a decent individual.

That's fair actually, I have to give you that one, he's something quite special isn't he!

Outside of Messi and Ronaldo, are there any wonder kids?

There's always a place for a big lump of shit, it could be a viable alternative to Dysentery Daka who despite promising runs, rarely produces anything solid at the end!

Had a very good career!

That would be such poor judgement, this isn't a celebration.

If they've any brains they'll stay off it! Had it not been Vardy's last game I would have predicted a low fairly toxic crowd.

The night before a match too! Shows his mindset and lack of commitment. You'd like to think that our recruitment and contract people will learn from this ie if a player signing lives over a certain amount of miles away, if asked to stay at the training ground prior to a match, then if he fails to do so, he's eligible for a huge fine.

What we don't want is another Pep light or other possession at all costs supposed modern minded philosopher tactician. We need a manager who can evaluate effectively the squad of players he's actually got and play them to their strengths on a suitable system. Arguably like our opposition manager today!

It won't help us at all but like all contractual agreements he has a right to what he's owed whether we like it or not and, whether wealthy or not, nobody in their right mind is going to turn down a pay day of potentially millions of pounds. He has no loyalty to us, why should he, it's just a job. Top needs to learn firstly in his choices and secondly with regards to his contract agreements. You think he'd not be dumb in that respect after Rodgers ripped him!

So you'd just walk out from your job without a pay off would you? Of course he shouldn't. Firstly we don't fully know the circumstances he inherited (other than a bunch of largely crap players who largely think they're better than they actually are). His reputation is ruined and he's hardly going to get a bundle of offers. We don't know what he was told when he took the job. It's just a job to footballers and managers full stop. There is no loyalty either way. I want him gone too but if I was him I too would rinse Leicester City for what I could get. The problem is far less with him anyway, Top is the problem, he's a bumbling idiot.

For goodness sake let her do that as well then, she couldn't do any worse!

In fairness you could say that about a number of our players.

If Man City were interested for example, would it not just be as simple as bunging the family a huge amount of money and getting them to move house?

I think you need to get your quill out and write in again please!

The Faes of pigeons.

Lost a little bit of weight Susan? Looking dammed attractive!

You would think so wouldn't you. How much though was all his father and currently isn't he just one of a number of decision makers in the family business ie they can sideline him in that as damage limitation. He's starting to look a bit of a pudding and liability.

Not really, he's clearly not good enough for the Championship let alone the Premiership. Not fast, can't beat or go past a defender, poor positioning and rarely makes a pass of note unless it's backwards or sideways over a short distance. He's 24yrs in November and despite having seemingly a good attitude has little or no redeeming features.

Absolutely, yet during his tenure he managed to blow over £250m! Largely on players that never became regulars and ended up playing most of the players he'd already inherited when he arrived. Undoubtedly Rodgers has been a main contributory factor to our demise. His record in the transfer market previously at Liverpool and Celtic had a similar ring about it but could largely get away with it at the latter due to the inferiority of the competition.

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Just as the club have been lax at selling certain players at the right time before they hang on, see their contracts out and leave for nothing, we now seem unable to pick out our own best young talent and give them a contract before they too leave for nothing also! Add that to the inability to find young players suitable loans for experience at a younger age to develop them and it's no wonder the club have financial troubles. If he can't see this Top must be a right thick pudding!

What an utter utter utter utter, without an original thought in his head, utter utter utter NOB!

Hardly similar examples though. Both of them were young, up and coming, he spotted and honed their talent. Ndidi is 29 this year, totally exposed as a player, limited and on his way down.