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Danny280995

Cengiz Ünder

By Danny280995, in Transfer Talk

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12 hours ago, nwl fox said:

How the hell do you "guarantee it" based on nothing more than "a feeling"? If you have some insight to back it up with then fine, but you've said you had a good feeling about castagne,  but can't see this one working because he's unproven in the Premier league, what's the difference??? 

Of course I can't actually "guarantee it" - it's just a meaningless turn of phrase based upon little more that his outgoing season at Roma and  - and frankly, my gut feeling, which counts for nothing - neither do the unsubstantiated anecdotes that I've read about him (although politics rarely belong on the field). It's a forum - I expressed a feeling nothing more. But by the same token, I'm not the sort to bump the post and say "I told you so" because I would be delighted to be proved wrong. This is an unknown given his current form. We're not about to imminently entice Jadon Sancho and his ilk onto our right flank and whilst our recent competition is, we have to be realistic and have faith in our scouting system. I get that, but in hoping for more, perhaps I should be managing my expectations. At lease he's younger than Ghezzal. 

 

Regarding Castagne, I suppose I was optimistic having noticed him at Atalanta who employ the optimistic style of attacking football that we were known for prior to December. Also, I vastly prefer watching Atalanta to Roma, so perhaps there was a degree of subconscious bias to that perception as well - particularly since Ünder has not been starting. Ünder has a very impressive maiden season and by all accounts hit the ground running upon his arrival at Roma from Istanbul Basaksehir , which is a difficult thing to do. He will still face competition for a starting place, but it does add some more desperately needed depth and options to the squad, and given his experience, may well be a very useful asset in Europa. 

 

We'll see. 

 

I guarantee that this will not end well though :ph34r:

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Bourbon Fox

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Strong, pacy, creative, comfortable blazing down the line or cutting inside, ball winner, can cover on the left if needed, looking forward to seeing how he settles in

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18 minutes ago, Crashtoasted said:

Anyone seen his “welcome to Leicester City” vídeo on YouTube? Looks a player on that!

This one? 

 

 

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Gwyn

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This one?

 

49 minutes ago, 5waller5 said:

I’m excited that we’re signing him, but hope he’s better than his highlight’s reel!! 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, les-tah said:

Has an exciting highlight reel.. if he gives a solid 8/10 week after week ill be happy.

Attacking players like Under are often inconsistent. With Mahrez sometimes you had games where he was the Algerian Messi, and some games he did nothing other than slow the play down and lose it every time he got given the ball. It's part and parcel of the job because you have to be bold enough to take risks and statistically it's not going to come off every time. Even Messi occasionally has a bad game. Harvey Barnes is another example, sometimes he's unplayable, sometimes you forget he's on the pitch.

 

All of this is no problem as long as he has a good share of games where he makes a difference. Top teams usually have a raft of attacking players and swap between them. Man City at their peak had Sane, Sterling, Aguero, Jesus, Bernardo and Mahrez to pick from among the front 3 and between that lot someone is going to put a chance away. Now we have Barnes, Vardy Nacho, Perez and Under who could realistically be the difference makers. Our attack is obviously not in the same league as the teams that finished above us, but already that feels decent for a team that is trying to be competitive on multiple fronts. 

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1972 Fox

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14 minutes ago, les-tah said:

Has an exciting highlight reel.. if he gives a solid 8/10 week after week ill be happy.

Not many players can produce that level week after week. If he does he will be a very good signing.

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11 minutes ago, Gwyn said:

He ain't Salah but if he's having one of these days below he may get close to Mahrez, I hope...

 

 

Likes a shot from outside the box. Something we've been sorely missing for quite some time.

 

Last season we scored 8 goals from outside the box, and I believe that includes set pieces. 4 from Maddison, then 1 each from Vardy, Pereira, Barnes and Choudhury. Having a threat from distance will be a massive boost to us, particularly in those games against lower-prem opposition who just pack the box and make our usual style almost impossible. Someone like Under being ready to pull the trigger from further out (like Mahrez used to be) will hopefully pull defences out of position a bit more and give us a bit more breathing room.

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2 hours ago, Ric Flair said:

That's a very good point, his skill set gives us something we don't have currently and will be key to us improving against the top 6 and also stubborn sides who we struggle to break down. He's by no means the finished article but hopefully this move to us kick starts his career.

this is exactly where we are though isn't it. if he had put up the number KDB had for the last couple of years, we wouldn't be even mentioned in the same breath as him as a potential signing. 

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30 minutes ago, HighPeakFox said:

If it's meaningless, why did you bother saying it? :P

Because it's Foxes Ta...hang on,

 

...because it's Foxes Talk

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1 minute ago, JJS84 said:

this is exactly where we are though isn't it. if he had put up the number KDB had for the last couple of years, we wouldn't be even mentioned in the same breath as him as a potential signing. 

Some managers are impatient some want to nurture, some want proven quality and some like to back their coaching skills,some managers have KDB money to spend and some don't 

PrecociousFox93

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He looks direct and likes to have to have a shot from distance, so could be a threat for us, which is what we need. 
 

The argument that a newly turned 23 year old hasn’t got bags of goals/assists yet doesn’t stand up for me - Zaha, Mahrez,  Salah as examples didn’t have bags of goals or assists at 23, not many players do! 

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Seems like if he can stay fit we might have a proper player on our hands. I wonder if Soy has mentioned him to the manager/scouting staff and we've looked into him a bit more from that. 

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4 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Turkish Journalist/TV Reporter with 100k followers

 

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I know it's just Google translate doing it badly but 'rental cost' made me laugh 😁

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12 hours ago, UpTheLeagueFox said:

 

 

 

Vintage FT indeed

 

* WE"RE NOT MAKING ANY SIGNINGS *
* WE'RE SIGNING THE WRONG PLAYERS *

 

Give em a chance!

Why should miserable whining nay-sayers, give anyone a chance....!!!

Its the closest they come to enjoying themselves...!!!

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