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Everything posted by Tommy G
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We can’t just blame the senior pros for today either. Shambles all round
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He’s proper Lance Stroll
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Nice we have decent depth now - other league 1 teams when injuries hit won't have the quality to back up their first XI which will work to our advantage massively over the year.
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Oxford (H) | Sat 05-Sep | 15:00 KO - Pre Match
Tommy G replied to Foxes96's topic in Leicester City Forum
I'm no Thomas super fan but we don't know yet whether either of these are any better yet. -
What are total transfer fees in/out? From whats available in the media.
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I think you are looking a bit too far ahead, worry about all that next summer!
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Not really as their hand was forced - they should of appointed a competent DOF a long time ago, it's about 5 seasons too late.
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The main objective was to clear the decks which JM has done - bar Faes, which you'd think something will happen in the next few days for the sake of his own career. I think this window has been much better than I'd expected, plus Martin is going with the Academy boys and following up on what he said he'd do, which is the opposite of prior managers. Team needs time to settle now and build some momentum up to Christmas.
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The only person having a medical should be their DOF, what a desperate signing for Watford
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Hopefully this is the confidence boost we need and a cpl of new faces too for Saturday. Onwards and upwards
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This our back 5 for Oxford?
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Where are stuck with him unfortunately
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Is this new chant?
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I wonder if he will ever field an XI with full Foxestalk approval?
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From what source?
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£30m, have you dipped your blue tinted specs in pure ethanol
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Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
Nobody knows wages or the fee, all just usual speculation for clicks. -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
I was being sarcastic, gets me through the day. -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
Surprised, was expecting you to be upwardly positive about this. -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
So you don't reply to the post you're quoting? I literally quoted you on your reply regarding the fee. Enlighten me -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
Top goalscorer at his former club would suggest otherwise. -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
This ''someone'' plucked a figure out the air and you ran with it? You mean. -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
AI Mode conversation: what kind of striker is emil riis what kind of striker is emil riis Emil Riis is best described as a dynamic, physical, and direct "channel-running" mobile striker. Standing at 6'3" (1.91m), he possesses an unusual blend of hulking physical size and explosive sprint speed. [1, 2, 3, 4] His profile relies heavily on several key attributes: 1. Line-Stretching Pace & Movement Despite his target-man frame, Riis is not a traditional back-to-goal hold-up striker. Instead, his greatest asset is his ability to stretch the pitch by running vertically into the channels. He excels at running off the shoulder of the last defender and exploiting space behind high defensive lines. [1, 2] 2. High Defensive Work Rate & Pressing Riis is an intense off-the-ball worker. He registers strong pressing numbers, making him highly effective in teams that employ a high-intensity, front-foot pressing system. [1, 2, 3] 3. Power-Based Finishing When he gets into the final third, Riis is known for a highly confident, aggressive shooting style. He has immense shot power and is comfortable striking the ball hard with both feet. While this means he can occasionally force shots from difficult angles, it makes him a highly unpredictable threat in and around the penalty box. [1, 2] 4. Limitations in Tight Spaces His main weaknesses lie in close-quarters link-up play. He is not a high-volume possession or creative forward, and his passing statistics are generally low. He thrives far more when he has open grass to sprint into rather than when he is forced to manipulate the ball tightly against a low block. [1, 2, 3] Ultimately, he is a classic "mobile striker" and poacher hybrid—someone who uses raw athleticism and heavy-artillery shooting to spearhead an attack rather than intricate technical playmaking -
Emil Riis joins on 4 year deal - Official
Tommy G replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
Would would you recommend we sign in Lg 1 that will help see us return to the PL ? Genuinely interested who's out there, it's not a dig!
