Caglar Soyuncu emerges as new cult hero at Leicester City

[m4DD0gg]

no doubt another player to go on to the list of the top 6 to poach

[ChownLC]

6 hours ago, StriderHiryu said:

Hard to make this sound good in text form but it’s a very simple:

 

Woh oh oh oh oh

oh oh oh oh

Caglar Soyuncu!

 

 

It sounds much better in person than on a forum 😂!

 

The old one was funny but referenced Maguire too much and was a bit cringe. This one is very good for atmosphere! Don’t know how it sounded on the TV but it was very good in the KP today. 

Is it to the tune of this?

 

 

[StriderHiryu]

1 minute ago, InLoveWithNgolo said:

Is it to the tune of this?

 

 

Yep that's the tune!

[Raw Dykes]

1 hour ago, Paddy. said:

 

Congrats mates

 

 

As if he wasn't loveable enough already!

 

1 hour ago, Charl91 said:

 

 It's like he's googled "How do I say congratulations in English in a non-formal way".

Maybe, but without checking, I'd expect you'd probably get something transatlantic or American by doing that. That's very much English English. I like to think he's becoming fluent.

[Raw Dykes]

17 minutes ago, Ecdysiast said:

maned or manned ? love him both ways

Maned is the only one that makes any sense.

[Raw Dykes]

31 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

Seems that we've gone from having a centre-back with the turning circle of an oil tanker to one that does Cruyff turns.

I saw a comment earlier today somewhere non-LCFC related suggesting it was ludicrous that we seem to think Soyuncu is better than Maguire. They obviously haven't been watching us play.

 

I feel pretty confident saying CS is the better player, or at least will be very soon.

 

I really think the sky could be the limit with Cags. Won't be in the least bit surprised to see him in a Barca or Real Madrid shirt one day. I just hope we get to keep him as long as possible. What a signing.

[The whole world smiles]

1 hour ago, StriderHiryu said:

 

Not as classy as putting Sissoko on his backside, but this was a great piece of play right at the death. Moments like this really endear him to the crowd!

Saw someone criticizing this else where saying you don't want your center half in the opposing half so late on. But he's took two spurs players with him including Harry Kane so on balance good play 

[Costock_Fox]

1 hour ago, HighPeakFox said:

So many players are faceless, Cags seems to have a really strong identity. I'm really pleased how quickly people are taking to him.

 

(With the exception of the miserable arse I had to listen to whinge about him being a 'total liability' last week. I wonder why people only see what they want to see.)

Don’t get me wrong the bloke has a mistake in him but Maguire did as well but Cags looks better on the ball and a better defender at the minute. 
 

I imagine you didn’t tell them off  

Edited 21 September 2019 by Costock_Fox

[HighPeakFox]

Just now, Costock_Fox said:

Don’t get me wrong the bloke has a mistake in him but Maguire did as well but Cags looks better on the ball and a better defender at the minute. 
 

I imagine you didn’t tell them off  

He wasn't aggressive, I asked him what on earth he was talking about.

[StriderHiryu]

1 minute ago, The whole world smiles said:

Saw someone criticizing this else where saying you don't want your center half in the opposing half so late on. But he's took two spurs players with him including Harry Kane so on balance good play 

That person needs to have a word with themselves! Christian Eriksen is a top class player and Soyuncu has sniffed out the danger (look at how he's pushed up from the back four because he knows who the danger man is), dealt with it and then taken the ball a full 50 yards up and forced their keeper to play it long. In the clip you see Chilwell move into the space he's left behind (IE defending as a team), so we were covered regardless. Soyuncu has completely diffused a difficult situation brilliantly in my book. For me this passage of play is why he's so highly rated. This is the sort of play the very best CB's in world football can do. The icing on the cake would have been to beat Alderweireld and then play in Vardy!

[Jaspa]

6 minutes ago, The whole world smiles said:

Saw someone criticizing this else where saying you don't want your center half in the opposing half so late on. But he's took two spurs players with him including Harry Kane so on balance good play 

I thought it was Kane too on first viewing but it's Eriksen

[HybridFox]

The penny drops Gary 

[mozartfox]

I actually think his additional pace compared with Harry ‘the Oil Tanker’ has made Evans look even better than last season.

[Deeg67]

7 hours ago, foxfanazer said:

He deserves at least 5 for the last minute alone

As it turned out, it was great. Still some dubious decision making there, though.  Soyuncu is capable of making the great play, but sometimes tries too hard to make it when the good play is plenty.  He’ll likely grow out of that in time, at least to an extent.

[Deeg67]

4 hours ago, The whole world smiles said:

Saw someone criticizing this else where saying you don't want your center half in the opposing half so late on.

That was Ben Chilwell.

[Shaqq]

I love him, what a player.

[Keiriel]

4 hours ago, mozartfox said:

I actually think his additional pace compared with Harry ‘the Oil Tanker’ has made Evans look even better than last season.

That's no small feat, either. Evans has been immense.

[Mike Oxlong]

It really is something when your CB puts can put opposition players on their arse with skill and not just brute force 

[Danny Clender]

#CS490+5 remember where you were.

 

Hope this was the moment when he realised he can start to bring the ball out of defence, when he's ready to start doing this regularly we have something even more incredible in the team. 

 

I'm still hoping for the GIF when he retaliated against Rashford in defence of Chilwell at the end of the Man U game, could be the start of an interesting rivalry. 

Edited 22 September 2019 by Danny Clender

[Plastik Man]

15 hours ago, Poznan34 said:

 

14 hours ago, StriderHiryu said:

 

Not as classy as putting Sissoko on his backside, but this was a great piece of play right at the death. Moments like this really endear him to the crowd!

Absolutely loved both of the above yesterday.

 

Forget about the size of his c*ck, hes got balls the size of cauliflowers. In every game he performs at least one move that genuinely gets the crowd buzzing. Hes a legend already!  He's got the confidence, and talent, to pull them off.

[Bryn]

He looks a real talent. I think he's probably just too small to be an absolute top top centre-back, but he's got pretty much everything else.

[Fox92]

 

 

[Royston.]

13 minutes ago, Plastik Man said:

 

Absolutely loved both of the above yesterday.

 

Forget about the size of his c*ck, hes got balls the size of cauliflowers. In every game he performs at least one move that genuinely gets the crowd buzzing. Hes a legend already!  He's got the confidence, and talent, to pull them off.

[theessexfox]

He clearly got a rush of blood after the scissor kick and tried to nick the ball too high, got pulled out of position and never caught back up with Kane who eventually scored. That error aside, he was absolutely immense. I think one of our best bits of business in recent years was investing in two promising CBs the season before we sold Maguire - I was disappointed that we seemed to be sniffing round the likes of Dunk and Tarkowski which suggested a lack of trust in that investment last summer. It's clear to me that he needed a run of games to iron out the flaws and the lack of composure in his game, and he has grown to be more and more imperious by the game. He reminds me a lot of Wasilewski - I love a front foot defender who is positive with their challenges, doesn't stand off, and really seeks to dominate the attackers. He was a huge part of the victory yesterday and he and Evans complement each other very well. I genuinely think we have both gained £80m and improved on our starting CB partnership.

[UpTheLeagueFox]

Put together a short feature on Caglar Soyuncu for talkSPORT at the weekend.

It features Rodgers, Muzzy, Walshie and European football expert Andy Brassell