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Hugo Sanchez

Iborra - lack of closeness within the squad

By Hugo Sanchez, in Leicester City Forum

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We've tracked him, we've decided we need his talent, we've beat other suitors, we've paid millions for him and we pay him 10s of thousands a week.

 

If we can't also make him and his family feel welcome and happy in their new home we've run the race only to fall flat on the finishing line.

 

It's essential to the club, the squad and our performances. And if he's speaking publicly about his difficulties then someone's not doing their job. 

 

This really shouldn't be beyond our ability as a club. It's not like we've kidnapped him. He did purposely move here.

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On 25/02/2018 at 16:00, StanSP said:

this is understandabe, for me, in terms of players living away from Leicester. They may have already had their family based there and no need to uproot them. It's easier (and quicker) to get around England from city to city as opposed to Spain?

 

This is just like saying he wants to go back one day? Not necessarily now...?

Nah mate , players should live within 30 Mins of training ground 

 

team spirit is fostered in men becoming friends and respecting each other 

 

the club need to listen to this lad he makes a lot of sense 

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3 minutes ago, MrSpaM said:

Our team spirit took a nose dive when players like Musa and Slimani joined

 

It's been said quiet a few time on here that Slimani basically didn't talk to anybody other than Mahrez, that can't be good

LOL.

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1 hour ago, NorthfieldsFox said:

Nah mate , players should live within 30 Mins of training ground 

 

team spirit is fostered in men becoming friends and respecting each other 

 

the club need to listen to this lad he makes a lot of sense 

We won the title with people living all over the place. These people see each other daily for hours, sleep in hotels with them at weekends (not that way), eat with them daily at the training ground, sit for hours on planes and coaches, spend weeks in their company during summer tours etc.

 

It's like suggesting people can't be friends with work colleagues unless they go out for meals with them all the time and their mrs are best friends as well.

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1 hour ago, MrSpaM said:

Our team spirit took a nose dive when players like Musa and Slimani joined

 

It's been said quiet a few time on here that Slimani basically didn't talk to anybody other than Mahrez, that can't be good

Thats cos slimani is a coooont and in a few months he will be gone

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1 hour ago, Master Fox said:

It looks like the African/black players have formed their own little crew judging by instagram. 

 

Kelechi seems like the most annoying man on the planet too. 

Here we go.

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Maybe iborra's comments in away is one of the reasons why we are not playing like a unit. Look at Burnley they seem to have a strong team spirit, where the players seem to link up with each other. Maybe we have players with different cultural attitudes which stops them socially mixing

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14 minutes ago, KJT said:

Maybe iborra's comments in away is one of the reasons why we are not playing like a unit. Look at Burnley they seem to have a strong team spirit, where the players seem to link up with each other. Maybe we have players with different cultural attitudes which stops them socially mixing

Burnley hadn’t won for about 10 matches before today.

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On 01/03/2018 at 12:20, MrSpaM said:

Our team spirit took a nose dive when players like Musa and Slimani joined

 

It's been said quiet a few time on here that Slimani basically didn't talk to anybody other than Mahrez, that can't be good

Could that have been a language issue?

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5 hours ago, Col city fan said:

Having just watched the scenes with the whole squad jumping on Mahrez after his brilliant free-kick, to be honest they look anything but disjointed. They looked over the moon and very together.

They've just scored a goal and salvaged a draw at home with the last kick of the game Col. There's hardly a team in the prem who don't look happy and together celebrating an incredible goal.

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24 minutes ago, Foxxed said:

They've just scored a goal and salvaged a draw at home with the last kick of the game Col. There's hardly a team in the prem who don't look happy and together celebrating an incredible goal.

And secured their no lose bonuses!

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