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Russell Martin - Confirmed as First Team Manager
Dan replied to moore_94's topic in Leicester City Forum
If we sign Bazunu we won't make the top 6. He's abysmal. Like Ward bad. -
World Cup stars who have flopped post tournament
Dan replied to Nalis's topic in General Football and Sport
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I'd sooner face Spain than France I think for England. These two look like the best two sides in the competition, but France are the pick. The attack is ridiculous.
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Is funny when you randomly cross paths with these players again on football trips. I ended up seeing Ndidi, and Cengiz Under miss a penalty for Besiktas - come to think of it that's actually the only time I ever saw Under play live.
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Good. Get him out. Twat.
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No I wouldn't funnily enough. But history tells us they'd turn down £7.5mil and then lose him for nothing in a year.
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FFS
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Yeah he's been disappointing. Went into it with a knock but hasn't really done loads... yet.
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Sums up their lack of self awareness. They think everyone else is as stupid as us.
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A sick part of me wants to see Okoli play in a Martin team I can't lie.
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Well then
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Belgium and Morocco have offered sod all.
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Starting to feel a bit 2018, I think the two strongest sides are likely to meet in the Semis, which sure enough was France then - weirdly could be them against Belgium again but I can't see that happening. Actually think England are being a bit underrated in parts compared to Argentina. I think we could beat them. I don't think we'd beat France though.
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Absolute madness. As correctly pointed out on here by numerous this wasn't a hindsight thing. The majority thought it at the time - like the Ayew signing.
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They haven't on mine either. Bayern are just boringly good. But it'll make this challenging at least.
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This is the culture that Aiyawatt has built. Immense player power, generous contracts and no incentive to do well. Rewarded for taking the piss out of the club. He's a very weak man.
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Nice reminder of when some people occasionally still remarkably fall for Rodgers' rubbish. He was one of the architects of all of this.
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The contract extension happened in the winter before all of that I think. Wasn't announced until the summer but was agreed way before.
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Remarkably managed to lose 4 more games than us.
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Paraguay gave them a pretty unique challenge in baking conditions and although it wasn't 'easy' for France they never at any point looked like they wouldn't win it either. I was quite anti them going into the tournament, but even Deschamps who plays pretty handbrake football a lot of the time won't trip them up this time. Spain will be their hardest test if it happens but I still expect France to come through.
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I thought exactly this comparison.
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Agreed. You would never see a Leicester striker do this!
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I'd find it very hard to slag England off if we lost a final to France. That front four is once in a generation sort of stuff.
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The talk of 11 signings - it's up my street, but if they make 6 permanent signings (who have kicked a ball before) I'll be amazed. We've never been good at doing things in bulk. Lots of it seems to hinge on departures which we're famously dreadful at, proven again by that Skipp to Middlesbrough thing. Unless we've got decent money for Cartwright I think that's another error. We've been awful at squad construction for years. Having him as 4th choice would've been fine and a cheap way to do it.
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The Pearson comparison falls down because the track record of himself and LCFC 2024 onwards is completely different. Pearson made signings like this as supplementary signings, often late in a window on top of an already functioning team. If that's what Ings is, fair enough. But this is Aiyawatt, Rudkin and Glover we're dealing with here. The track record for them isn't pretty. I'd want another two strikers on top of this, maybe one if we're seeing Evans as a striker (which I'm not sure he actually is?). I honestly would not put it past them to sign Ings and Chaplin and them treat that as our striker options for the season. Also the point about the contract wasn't that we should be offering more, it's that people's immediate reaction is relief about how little we have to endure this one for rather than it actually being a good addition. I don't even disagree with them, but that reaction is fairly telling. We'll know for sure by September but selling a young midfielder to Bradford, bringing in a player with six nineties a season for the last five years and Choudhury plastered everywhere. Alarm bells ringing for me.
