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Replacing Mahrez

By Blodge, in Transfer Talk

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ronnup

ronnup

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52 minutes ago, 49er said:

Ivan Perisic from Inter would be the perfect fit, but he's out of our league and it seems that Man Utd are closing in on him.

 

Dusan Tadic has always impressed me, as has Marko Arnautovic.

 

Whilst not ideal, the following may possibly come into contention if we wanted to spend the 'big' money elsewhere:

 

Jams McClean

Knockaert

Whabi Kazri

Nigel Redmond

Kamil Grosicki

 

 

I hope to god we can do better than all of those options. 

mod hero

mod hero

Posted
Posted
54 minutes ago, 49er said:

Ivan Perisic from Inter would be the perfect fit, but he's out of our league and it seems that Man Utd are closing in on him.

 

Dusan Tadic has always impressed me, as has Marko Arnautovic.

 

Whilst not ideal, the following may possibly come into contention if we wanted to spend the 'big' money elsewhere:

 

Jams McClean

Knockaert

Whabi Kazri

Nigel Redmond

Kamil Grosicki

 

Jesus, what a terrible bunch of wingers.

 

Nigel and Jams particularly bad..

Brizzle Fox

Brizzle Fox

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3 hours ago, Redouane said:

http://metro.co.uk/2017/06/04/riyad-mahrez-switch-to-arsenal-nears-as-leicester-line-up-gylfi-sigurdsson-as-replacement-6684652/

 

I know most dont trust metro but  apparently Leicester is close to acquiring Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson 

Well if true they know something the bookies don't as I popped onto Paddy Power just now and we're not even quoted and they go up to Barca at 100/1!

Unfortunately Everton massive odds on still.

SCP1906

SCP1906

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If Vardy goes, then get another winger with a good crossing ability, and play around Slimani's heading ability. 

If Vardy goes, Soares from Porto would be a good replacement.
Soares is a good striker to play in counter attack, like Vardy.

And Porto needs money/needs to sell, they will not comply with UEFA financial fair play for the 2sd season in a row.
So, wouldnt be that expensive.

But yes, if Mahrez goes too, definitely a good winger/creative player is needed.
theessexfox

theessexfox

Posted
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5 hours ago, 49er said:

Ivan Perisic from Inter would be the perfect fit, but he's out of our league and it seems that Man Utd are closing in on him.

 

Dusan Tadic has always impressed me, as has Marko Arnautovic.

 

Whilst not ideal, the following may possibly come into contention if we wanted to spend the 'big' money elsewhere:

 

Jams McClean

Knockaert

Whabi Kazri

Nigel Redmond

Kamil Grosicki

 

I think that's the worst shout I've ever heard. 

sylofox

sylofox

Posted
Posted
6 hours ago, 49er said:

Ivan Perisic from Inter would be the perfect fit, but he's out of our league and it seems that Man Utd are closing in on him.

 

Dusan Tadic has always impressed me, as has Marko Arnautovic.

 

Whilst not ideal, the following may possibly come into contention if we wanted to spend the 'big' money elsewhere:

 

Jams McClean

Knockaert

Whabi Kazri

Nigel Redmond

Kamil Grosicki

 

Grosicki sounds like a bad shout. Sounds to me like he would get the hump easy.

volpeazzurro

volpeazzurro

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4 hours ago, pmcla26 said:

Looking at it now it's amazing to think he's being put in the same bracket as the likes of Moussa Sissoko after last season, he should be looking at himself as the one who's letting himself down after being PFA player rather than the club as a whole. Will always love him but think it's time to go (for the right price), remember he wants out, but the attitude is always Foxes Never Quit, clearly he doesn't stand by that.

I think the article was spot on. Whilst I will remember his performances previously I certainly couldn't 'love' him. I was so disappointed when Kante left but could understand it after a while and all is forgiven and it was great to see him pay us a visit.

Marhez for me now though is soured due his disinterest and behaviour training wise last year. He was being paid a fortune by our owners, who the hell does he think he is the selfish little twat. If he'd turned up to training on time and gave of his best on the field he would have left a cult hero. Now he's just another self centred individual who sooner gone the better for the right price.

weller54

weller54

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1 hour ago, volpeazzurro said:

I think the article was spot on. Whilst I will remember his performances previously I certainly couldn't 'love' him. I was so disappointed when Kante left but could understand it after a while and all is forgiven and it was great to see him pay us a visit.

Marhez for me now though is soured due his disinterest and behaviour training wise last year. He was being paid a fortune by our owners, who the hell does he think he is the selfish little twat. If he'd turned up to training on time and gave of his best on the field he would have left a cult hero. Now he's just another self centred individual who sooner gone the better for the right price.

Agree.. 

£100k a week for the half hearted performances he put in last season!!.. 

He soured his reputation from the season before in my eyes big time!.. 

Fvck off to The Arse and rot on their bench! 

foxes21

foxes21

Posted
Posted
15 hours ago, 49er said:

Ivan Perisic from Inter would be the perfect fit, but he's out of our league and it seems that Man Utd are closing in on him.

 

Dusan Tadic has always impressed me, as has Marko Arnautovic.

 

Whilst not ideal, the following may possibly come into contention if we wanted to spend the 'big' money elsewhere:

 

Jams McClean

Knockaert

Whabi Kazri

Nigel Redmond

Kamil Grosicki

 

Don't forget Chris Brunt for 15million

mozartfox

mozartfox

Posted
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8 hours ago, sylofox said:

I don't think he's far off the mark in that article.

Your not wrong. Why on earth should we sell him on the cheap??    His Agent would never agree to that tactic anyway.

MattCan

MattCan

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10 hours ago, Tuna said:

"Monstrously Selfish" - Martin Samuel calling out Mahrez.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4571380/Mahrez-s-plea-cut-run-just-cheap-shot.html

If you agree with this journalist, then you should also agree with this:

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4254262/Leicester-sacking-Ranieri-marks-day-game-lost-soul.html

 

EDIT:  This journalist (more like opinion writer) is just trying to be sensationalist with populist biases. Mean and cheap shots at the owners and Mahrez imo.

MattCan

MattCan

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4 minutes ago, GLC said:

You can agree with individual articles! We shouldn't sell him on the cheap

That was not my point. He attacked Mahrez on many other fronts with utter lies.

ps: Of course, you can cherry-pick those articles that match your inclinations.

Thracian

Thracian

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Apparently, in the event of Mahrez leaving, we're exploring the possibility of using a cardboard cut-out on the basis that a passable portrayal will occupy two defenders at a time and we can save a fortune on wages

 

It's recognised that the cut-out will  lose the ball quite ratyher frustratingly and won't do a lot defensively, but that should aid authenticity, based on much of last season, and we're just working on a wind-up mechanism that delivers three or four runs each half and makes a buzzing sound to reflect the crowd's excitement.

 

If successful during pre-season trials, we may also get a managerial cut-out.

 

Again, a lack of communication shouldn't matter, because Ranieri was clearly talking to himself during the latter stages of his time here. The return of Sir Alex Ferguson's image has been mentioned. Stationed in the technical area it's hoped he'll have an extendable right leg to kick arse.

 

Robotic experts are thought to be working on his watch-checking gestures...hence the delay in any official announcement.   

 

          

Countryfox

Countryfox

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1 minute ago, Thracian said:

Apparently, in the event of Mahrez leaving, we're exploring the possibility of using a cardboard cut-out on the basis that a passable portrayal will occupy two defenders at a time and we can save a fortune on wages ...      

It would probably not score many penalties either ...   have a permanent sulky face painted on and only be taken out of the cupboard 10 minutes after everyone else has arrived for training.

 

However ...     it probably wouldn't be able to take the ball past 3 defenders and score a cracker ...       :)

Thracian

Thracian

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6 minutes ago, Countryfox said:

It would probably not score many penalties either ...   have a permanent sulky face painted on and only be taken out of the cupboard 10 minutes after everyone else has arrived for training.

 

However ...     it probably wouldn't be able to take the ball past 3 defenders and score a cracker ...       :)

Haha, but we might have Harvey Barnes gliding through all the open space the cut-out's presence creates - and scoring a hatful!

 

Barnes's value would soar,  and even the cut-out might have a value if it gets proper credit for the assists! :scarf:     

st albans fox

st albans fox

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5 minutes ago, pmcla26 said:

Personally speaking I wouldn't mind a  £25/30 million + Oxlade-Chamberlain deal for Mahrez, replacement sorted then and enough money to put towards Gylfi :) 

Given he has one year left on his contract, his value is probably around 15m. Suspect Arsenal would only give us max 20m plus the player - very much doubt the player would be interested in coming here 

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