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Posted

Too good for us if we don’t go up but we should be in a good position to dictate a big fee given the wages freed at the end of this season.

 

Monga, Mavi, James, Page is a good base for next year

Posted
35 minutes ago, majaco said:

If he stays fit, he's bought in the next two windows.  

 

He is our best player for a while.

 

If he stays fit, £60,000,000 +

30-35 £million plus sell on clauses.

Posted
19 minutes ago, cropstonfox said:

30-35 £million plus sell on clauses.

We rejected that sort of offer from Everton iirc. Cant sell for any less than that given his ability and contract length 

Posted
1 minute ago, Stadt said:

We rejected that sort of offer from Everton iirc. Cant sell for any less than that given his ability and contract length 

We should not be losing any sort of player to Everton. 

Posted
9 hours ago, Chrysalis said:

I cant, just you need to get over that we are in a discussion forum, not writing essays.  If you think my posts are bad now I can stop editing them, then it will be another level.  Also its now on a mod to fix that sorry, as edit has timed out for me.

I'm just trying to understand why so many of our fans call him 'Fatawa'. 

 

We don't get 'Mavidido' or 'Mongi'. Why do we get so many people thinking Fatawu is called Fatawa? 

 

Just find it really odd.

Posted
7 hours ago, Nods said:

I'm just trying to understand why so many of our fans call him 'Fatawa'. 

 

We don't get 'Mavidido' or 'Mongi'. Why do we get so many people thinking Fatawu is called Fatawa? 

 

Just find it really odd.

I think all players should henceforth be referred to in this manner

Posted

I’ve never forgiven Everton for signing Lineker. And THEN, when they sold him to Barcelona, renegotiating the sell-on clause that meant we got less money from that deal too.

Posted (edited)

https://www.lcfc.com/pages/en/media-article/abdul-fatawu-back-stronger-leicester-city-lcfc-ghana-documentary-screening-tickets

 

We’re inviting supporters to an exclusive evening at King Power Stadium this October, with a special screening of Abdul Fatawu: Back Stronger - the brand-new documentary charting our winger’s inspiring journey from injury.
  • Abdul Fatawu: Back Stronger to be premiered on Filbert Way
  • Premiere event to take place in the Weller Lounge on Wednesday 29 October
  • Priority access and discounted tickets for Fox Members and Season Ticket Holders
  • Click  to secure your digital tickets for this special screening
Featuring unprecedented access, the one-hour documentary will be screened to fans in the Weller Lounge on Wednesday 29 October, offering the Blue Army a unique behind-the-scenes look at Abdul’s road to recovery following a serious knee injury sustained during the 2024/25 season.
With Abdul in attendance at the screening, attendees will be the first to watch every step of his rehabilitation - from the treatment room to his first moments back on the grass and integrating with his City team-mates in full contact training.
The documentary also captures Abdul’s summer trip to Ghana, where he revisited his former club and organised a community tournament for young players, before concluding with his competitive return to action against Sheffield Wednesday in August 2025.
Following the screening, there will be a live Q&A session with Abdul, where he’ll reflect on his journey and share his ambitions for the 2025/26 campaign.
Event Schedule – Wednesday 29 October, 2025
 
  • 5.30pm: Doors open – arrival via King Power Stadium Hospitality Entrance
  • 6:30pm: Documentary screening
  • 7:30pm: Live Q&A with Abdul
  • 8pm - 8:30pm: Closing remarks and open cash bar
With seating for up to 500 fans, this promises to be a memorable evening as we celebrate the resilience and determination of one of our most exciting young talents.
Fox Members and Season Ticket Holders will have priority access to the event on a first come, first served basis, with discounted tickets available at £10 per person. Members and Season Ticket Holders can book tickets now, by clicking .
Any remaining tickets will go on sale to general admission on Wednesday 15 October at 10am, at £15 per person.
Questions for Abdul will be submitted in advance via an email link that will be sent to all bookers. Please note not all questions submitted are guaranteed to be asked.
A raffle to win signed Abdul Fatawu memorabilia will also be held on the night, with all proceeds from the raffle going towards .
There will be a cash bar in operation from 5.30pm - 8:30pm and Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult to this event. Entry will be via the Hospitality Entrance.
Car Parking will be available on first come, first served basis at King Power Stadium.
Supporters with disabilities will need to email  should they require any special assistance.
All times BST.
Edited by Ross 'LCFC' Turner

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