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Our Internationals 2021/22

By StanSP, in Leicester City Forum

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enmac

enmac

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3 hours ago, wardyfox86 said:

No chance he gets in at RB. That bastille is between Trent and James, then Lamptey or AWB would jump in 3rd. LB, Shaw and Chilwell are ahead, and clearly Mitchell is highly thought of, but if JJ improves his defending he could get himself that spot. 

Agreed LB is his best chance. I think he could get into a tournament squad because of his versatility. 

trabuch

trabuch

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I don't think it is paranoid to think our players don't get thought of because they don't play for fashionable clubs. But anyone here who thinks Southgate is a good England manager wants to have a word with themselves.

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Jimothy

Jimothy

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8 hours ago, wardyfox86 said:

No chance he gets in at RB. That bastille is between Trent and James, then Lamptey or AWB would jump in 3rd. LB, Shaw and Chilwell are ahead, and clearly Mitchell is highly thought of, but if JJ improves his defending he could get himself that spot. 

AWB hasn't been called up for ages and hasn't been playing regularly for Man Utd. I don't think hid spot in the pecking order is secure. Lamptey has never been called up, so wouldn't be too sure about him either. Also I don't think Southgate really likes Trent, I think he bowed to pressure last summer to call him up and was secretly happy he had to pull out. He likes Trippier though, he's up there as an option.

 

I'm pretty sure Southgate has said publicly that he wanted to call up JJ and was gutted when he got injured. I think Walker and Trippier are coming to the end of their time with England and Southgate will like that JJ can play 3 positions. I can see him getting called up once he's fully fit.

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davieG

davieG

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https://www.lcfc.com/news/2550004/the-latest-on-lcfcs-international-action

 

Keep track of the progress of all of Leicester City's stars during the final international break of the 2021/22 season.
More on this story...
Tielemans Captains Belgium & Vestergaard Scores For Denmark
Seven Foxes In International Action On Friday
Söyüncü & Marcal-Madivadua Kick-Off International Action
- As many as 14 Leicester City players could feature during the international break
- Foxes could be in action across several continents over the next few days
- Youri Tielemans captained Belgium, while Jannik Vestergaard scored for Denmark on Saturday

With a wealth of international players spanning across multiple age groups, the Foxes are contesting another busy break as the domestic campaign pauses for the final time this campaign. 

To remain up-to-date with every Fox's international participation, check out the table below...

 

Thursday 24 March    Wanya Marcal-Madivadua    Portugal Under-20s    Czech Republic Under-20s    29    3-0 win
Thursday 24 March    Çağlar Söyüncü    Turkey    Portugal    90    3-1 loss
Friday 25 March    Sammy Braybrooke    England Under-18s    Sweden Under-18s    10    3-2 win
Friday 25 March    Ben Nelson    England Under-18s    Sweden Under-18s    Unused substitute    3-2 win
Friday 25 March    Jonny Evans    Northern Ireland    Luxembourg    63    3-1 win
Friday 25 March    Daniel Amartey    Ghana    Nigeria    90    0-0 draw
Friday 25 March    Kelechi Iheanacho    Nigeria    Ghana    90    0-0 draw
Friday 25 March    Ademola Lookman    Nigeria    Ghana    16    0-0 draw
Friday 25 March    Papy Mendy    Senegal    Egypt    90    1-0 loss
Friday 25 March    Luke Thomas    England Under-21s    Andorra Under-21s    90    4-1 win
Saturday 26 March    Youri Tielemans    Belgium    Republic of Ireland    90    2-2 draw
Saturday 26 March    Kasper Schmeichel    Denmark    Netherlands    90    4-2 loss
Saturday 26 March    Jannik Vestergaard    Denmark    Netherlands    77    4-2 loss

kenny

kenny

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5 hours ago, Facecloth said:

AWB hasn't been called up for ages and hasn't been playing regularly for Man Utd. I don't think hid spot in the pecking order is secure. Lamptey has never been called up, so wouldn't be too sure about him either. Also I don't think Southgate really likes Trent, I think he bowed to pressure last summer to call him up and was secretly happy he had to pull out. He likes Trippier though, he's up there as an option.

 

I'm pretty sure Southgate has said publicly that he wanted to call up JJ and was gutted when he got injured. I think Walker and Trippier are coming to the end of their time with England and Southgate will like that JJ can play 3 positions. I can see him getting called up once he's fully fit.

GS likes players that play more than 1 position and have played for the U21s.

 

Players that are overlooked at youth level have little no to no chance of a breakthrough with the Seniors. Reckon Luke Thomas will get a call up soon.

davieG

davieG

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Youri & De Ketelaere unimpressive....

 

That hasn't, though, spared players from criticism some seven months from the tournament kicking off in Qatar in what was the first international since qualification concluded for Martinez's squad. One-time Belgium international Eddy Snelders singled out Tielemans as one of three players who failed to seize their opportunity against the Boys in Green.

"It was sometimes a bit like the Procession of Echternach," Snelders, an analyst for Belgian multimedia brand Sporza, said [via voetbalkrant.com ]. This refers to an annual Roman Catholic dancing procession held in eastern Luxembourg.

Snelders continued: "Especially Youri Tielemans. That is a figure we expect leadership from, someone who can steer a match. Only he was remarkably absent. After a few good matches at Leicester, we dare to fall into euphoria and superlatives rather quickly, but we shouldn't have to bring that out against Ireland."

AC Milan winger Alexis Saelemaekers and reported City transfer target Charles De Ketelaere were also singled out. Tielemans and Co are next set to be in action on home soil in Brussels when they take on Burkina Faso at Anderlecht's Lotto Park.

moore_94

moore_94

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Kasper Schmeichel starting for Denmark vs Serbia

 

Jannik Vestergaard starting for Denmark vs Serbia

 

Daniel Iversn on the bench for Denmark vs Serbia

 

Papy Mendy starting for Senegal vs Egypt

 

Ademola Lookman starting for Nigeria vs Ghana

 

Kelechi Iheanacho on the bench for Nigeria vs Ghana

 

Daniel Amartey starting for Ghana vs Nigeria

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Ric Flair

Ric Flair

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16 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Kasper Schmeichel starting for Denmark vs Serbia

 

Jannik Vestergaard starting for Denmark vs Serbia

 

Daniel Iversn on the bench for Denmark vs Serbia

 

Papy Mendy starting for Senegal vs Egypt

 

Ademola Lookman starting for Nigeria vs Ghana

 

Kelechi Iheanacho on the bench for Nigeria vs Ghana

 

Daniel Amartey starting for Ghana vs Nigeria

Not sure if Alves has played for the U17's today, Popov has played for Wales.

moore_94

moore_94

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3 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

Not sure if Alves has played for the U17's today, Popov has played for Wales.

Alves is on the bench for under 17s, 1-0 down at half time

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moore_94

moore_94

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4 minutes ago, filbertway said:

How's Alves not playing against Luxembourg u17s. He's made mincemeat of older players of a much higher standard

2 different 11s for the 2 games

 

Alves has come on at half time, now losing 2-0 lol

frakenfox

frakenfox

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I'm watching 7 matches at once here in France, on Équipe 21. Kinda annoying really as you can't get into any one match.

 

Nigeria goal correctly adjudged offside by VAR, score stays 1-1. Egypt lose a 3rd player to injury with only 37 minutes gone.

 

Edit: Mendy's just had a decent pop at goal - not something you see often.

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HesNotGudjonsonn2

HesNotGudjonsonn2

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On 27/03/2022 at 03:59, trabuch said:

I don't think it is paranoid to think our players don't get thought of because they don't play for fashionable clubs. But anyone here who thinks Southgate is a good England manager wants to have a word with themselves.

Why is he a bad manager? Just curious. So far he has entered two tournaments and got a semi final and a final finish. That is better than the majority of managers we have had in the past so why do people say he is a bad manager for England?

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