Coady injury

[BKLFox]

Wasn't at the training open session so not playing this w/end for sure but at least Faes was so hopefully he gets the nod over Vestergaard

[Lillehamring]

45 minutes ago, BKLFox said:

Wasn't at the training open session so not playing this w/end for sure but at least Faes was so hopefully he gets the nod over Vestergaard

Wouldn't be surprised if its - ricardo/faes/vestergaard/doyle

[BKLFox]

53 minutes ago, Lillehamring said:

Wouldn't be surprised if its - ricardo/faes/vestergaard/doyle

probably right tbh

[Haywood_6]

When are we likely to find out how long he's out for?

[moore_94]

1 minute ago, Haywood_6 said:

When are we likely to find out how long he's out for?

Tomorrow in the press conference for Cov

[WigstonWanderer]

On 02/08/2023 at 14:40, Happy Fox said:

We have to sign someone hopefully an experienced replacement, it’s going to have to be for a lot of money but we need to.

Any more lanky Danes about?

[Sunbury Fox]

5 hours ago, Lillehamring said:

Wouldn't be surprised if its - ricardo/faes/vestergaard/doyle

Genuinely amazed that Vesty is potentially getting the nod over Souttar. 

[Matt]

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Edited 3 August 2023 by Matt

[stevostadium]

6 hours ago, Haywood_6 said:

When are we likely to find out how long he's out for?

3 months apparently

the curse of seagrave

[norwichfox]

21 minutes ago, stevostadium said:

3 months apparently

the curse of seagrave

source?

[Lillehamring]

4 hours ago, Sunbury Fox said:

Genuinely amazed that Vesty is potentially getting the nod over Souttar. 

Based on how he played in a system he couldn't play in - i get that.  But there's a reason he plays for a good denmark team - he has certainly capabilities and one of them is that he's good with the ball at his feet - and that is crucial in the current system, so not really a great surprise.

[CosbehFox]

41 minutes ago, Lillehamring said:

Based on how he played in a system he couldn't play in - i get that.  But there's a reason he plays for a good denmark team - he has certainly capabilities and one of them is that he's good with the ball at his feet - and that is crucial in the current system, so not really a great surprise.

Last appearance over a year ago for Denmark

[gurru991]

11 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Last appearance over a year ago for Denmark

Denmark didn't pick him because he wasn't playing regular football.

[CosbehFox]

2 minutes ago, gurru991 said:

Denmark didn't pick him because he wasn't playing regular football.

Which is because his performances for Leicester were so dreadful. Goes hand in hand. 
 

If the manager really rated him, he’d still have played him. In much the same way Southgate does with Maguire. 

Edited 3 August 2023 by CosbehFox

[Essington blue]

57 minutes ago, Lillehamring said:

Based on how he played in a system he couldn't play in - i get that.  But there's a reason he plays for a good denmark team - he has certainly capabilities and one of them is that he's good with the ball at his feet - and that is crucial in the current system, so not really a great surprise.

& there are plenty of teams in this league who play a lot of direct stuff. Plenty of balls loaded into the box & he is nothing short of pathetic in the air, which is scandalous.

[gurru991]

3 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Which is because his performances for Leicester were so dreadful. Goes hand in hand. 
 

If the manager really rated him, he’d still have played him. In much the same way Southgate does with Maguire. 

Don't get me wrong , I have no use for Vestergaard  & think he was a terrible purchase but to use Southgate as a managerial reference point is a travesty against all football.

[CosbehFox]

6 minutes ago, Essington blue said:

& there are plenty of teams in this league who play a lot of direct stuff. Plenty of balls loaded into the box & he is nothing short of pathetic in the air, which is scandalous.

Teams will turn him. Quick transition. Balls in the channel. Get him going back towards the goal. All well and good he can hit the occasional pass. But you’ve seen him in our team playing the likes of Legia, they will take the advantage in his lack of pace 

[dbtcity]

He put up a bunch of photos on Instagram of his kids at the ground and 1 with him sitting with the 3 of them and it looked like he potentially had a protective boot on his left foot (you could only sort of see shin up but could make out the boot) he’s since removed that 1 picture  it’s almost like we’re not allowed to know that he’s crocked

[iancognito]

4 hours ago, CosbehFox said:

Which is because his performances for Leicester were so dreadful. Goes hand in hand. 
 

If the manager really rated him, he’d still have played him. In much the same way Southgate does with Maguire. 

BS. Southgate picks Maguire as a mate based on him playing well for him at a tournament once. No other manager at international level does that and the Danish manager said months ahead of the world cup he wasn't picking anyone who wasn't starting at club level. Vestergaard had 3 or 4 bad games, got dropped and wasn't even in the squad most weeks, let alone starting. Unlike Southgate some of these guys actually stick to what they say.

[lcfc_forever]

We’ll know more today from the press conference but Tanner’s update is promising: 

 

“The club have not given details of what is currently wrong with Coady, but Maresca has stated he fears it could be “not good”. It is, however, believed Coady is unlikely to be out for long beyond the first game.”

 

https://theathletic.com/4745399/2023/08/04/leicester-city-summer-analysis/?source=ukdailyemail&campaign=711528

[AKCJ]

6 minutes ago, lcfc_forever said:

We’ll know more today from the press conference but Tanner’s update is promising: 

 

“The club have not given details of what is currently wrong with Coady, but Maresca has stated he fears it could be “not good”. It is, however, believed Coady is unlikely to be out for long beyond the first game.”

 

https://theathletic.com/4745399/2023/08/04/leicester-city-summer-analysis/?source=ukdailyemail&campaign=711528

So what's with all the cloak and daggers? If he's only out for a few weeks then tell us!

[StanSP]

So between 1 week and 3 months. 

 

That narrows it down

 

[ClaphamFox]

5 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

So what's with all the cloak and daggers? If he's only out for a few weeks then tell us!

There are no cloak and daggers. What are you expecting the club to say, exactly? 

[whitlock]

Enzo fears it’s not good news, but he might be back next week 😂 

[FoxFossil]

Wonder if a small bone is broken, wasn't he stood on? 4 - 6 weeks and we've already had 2, so training in 2-3, and playing in 3-4?? Total Guess, but did anyone on FT see the injury for a more informed estimate?