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Youri Tielemans

By happy85, in Transfer Talk

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Deeg67

Deeg67

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4 minutes ago, smr said:

Good God this is exciting :D What a player, what a signing. Massive.

Yes, for Fuchs sake - it is.  The negativity of this place is so pervasive that even swapping a completely exiled Silva for Youri fuching Tielmans is met with complaints.  Is being a Leicester fan really that much of a chore?

STUHILL

STUHILL

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2 minutes ago, Deeg67 said:

Yes, for Fuchs sake - it is.  The negativity of this place is so pervasive that even swapping a completely exiled Silva for Youri fuching Tielmans is met with complaints.  Is being a Leicester fan really that much of a chore?

Where's the negativity? I just see 46 pages of grown men having wet dreams again! 

lcfc278

lcfc278

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5 minutes ago, Deeg67 said:

Yes, for Fuchs sake - it is.  The negativity of this place is so pervasive that even swapping a completely exiled Silva for Youri fuching Tielmans is met with complaints.  Is being a Leicester fan really that much of a chore?

We've been hurt too many times. I still haven't learn to trust again since the excitement over signing Iheanacho subsided. 

 

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Was really exited and as likely (but hopefully not) take a bit of time to settle disappointed its reported as a loan with no agreed option to buy at the end.

 

We've nothing to lose as Silva was never going to feature I guess.

 

But if as successful as we hope there's a high risk he'll go to a bigger club and maybe warmer country.

Deeg67

Deeg67

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There's some sort of first refusal agreement in there, whether it's being reported officially or not.  But a lot will depend on whether Monaco wants to keep Silva.

katieakita

katieakita

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2 minutes ago, Bob Hazels shorts said:

Was really exited and as likely (but hopefully not) take a bit of time to settle disappointed its reported as a loan with no agreed option to buy at the end.

 

We've nothing to lose as Silva was never going to feature I guess.

 

But if as successful as we hope there's a high risk he'll go to a bigger club and maybe warmer country.

1. we are massive and on the up

 

2. Belgium is hardly the tropics or noted for its barmy weather

 

3. Have faith in Rudkin sorting out a long term deal :ph34r:

kingcarr21

kingcarr21

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1 hour ago, Dames said:

Its not just been one bad result or bad performance though has it? There have been consistent poor results and ever poorer performances over the past 12 months. How many times have people come away saying ‘thats the worst half of football i’ve ever seen’ and thats just this season alone. 

 

A lot of his defenders have been saying he’s 1 or 2 signings off making things really work and he needs another window etc. I think this signing is an audition for that window, if he gets this wrong and performances and results remain consistently poor (not just 1 game but 14) then he probably won’t be trusted with that window. If performances pick up and it shows that with the right personnel he can push things in the right direction it might give him the evidence to prove that what he’s doing is working.

 

At the minute the evidence he has is very flimsy. Especially in regards to performances on the pitch.

My point is after a few good performances over Xmas it only took 1 bad performance to then have people wanting Puel out rather than just accepting defeat and moving on.

 

I agree with you, that he should be given a run of games and see how Tielemans settles etc. There will be a good chunk of the Leicester fan base who even if we went say 5 games unbeaten with good performances that after 1 bad performance it will be the extreme of 'Puel Out' all over again rather than just accepting defeat and moving on as a unit.

 

Puel cant win, its not just a small amount of fans either. They already have it embedded in their minds he needs to go. In fact we could go the rest of the season unbeaten and I bet there would still be fans who want him gone.

StriderHiryu

StriderHiryu

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19 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

There actually seems to be quite a good amount of young, good, central midfielders around at the moment

 

Ruben Neves (Wolves, still only 21)

Fabian Ruiz (Napoli, 22)

Rodri (Atletico Madrid, 22)

Amadou Diawara (Napoli, 21)

Bentacur (Juventus, 21)

 

That's a very good list! Yep I would put all of these way above Foden who *might* become a good player but hasn't played nearly enough games to prove he's good now, even though he probably is.

 

The others here are first team players for their respective teams.

Deeg67

Deeg67

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2 minutes ago, Max Power said:

Monaco signing Kagawa now. Gone from hotbed of young talent to retirement home in one transfer window. 

LOL, neither Kagawa or Silva are even 30 yet.

 

Monaco is trying to stay up.  Kagawa can play - he's a great signing to salvage the season, which is obviously their priority.  After that, who knows.

Plastik Man

Plastik Man

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38 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

The scenes when he gives the ball away in his first start against Palace to concede a goal, completes 30% of passes and gets hooked off to boos after closing nobody down after 65 minutes.

... and failing to close down an opposition midfielder who shoots and scores from 30 yards!

Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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8 minutes ago, Deeg67 said:

LOL, neither Kagawa or Silva are even 30 yet.

 

Monaco is trying to stay up.  Kagawa can play - he's a great signing to salvage the season, which is obviously their priority.  After that, who knows.

Surely Kagawa is older than that? Been around for years.

 

They do seem to be looking for a frantic short term fix which is understandable but could still be a disaster.

urban.spaceman

urban.spaceman

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49 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

The scenes when he gives the ball away in his first start against Palace to concede a goal, completes 30% of passes and gets hooked off to boos after closing nobody down after 65 minutes.

He’d be one of us then. 

 

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29 minutes ago, katieakita said:

1. we are massive and on the up

 

2. Belgium is hardly the tropics or noted for its barmy weather

 

3. Have faith in Rudkin sorting out a long term deal :ph34r:

 

Monaco is!!

 

Edit...... just checked and its 9c there at the moment, positively freezing for that part of the world.:colder:

 

We are massive, but other clubs are even more massive as we and Kante have found.

 

Would like to believe we have some hidden agreement but after the 14 second fiasco I'm not too sure.

Lovejoy

Lovejoy

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4 hours ago, Nicolo Barella said:

I thought we were tired of losing to the likes of Cardiff at home? Not even Liverpool set up with such an attacking midfield three. Route 1 football would cut through us.

Relax man, YT will play a deeper role. And the long ball part would be easily sorted by not playing two cart horse centre backs. Find me a remotely successful current side who play with two such slow cbs and two midfielders who can’t pass. Time for a mentality change.

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