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He’ll be on a two week holiday somewhere, then he’ll have to quarantine for a fortnight afterwards. So it’ll probably be July.
And if it’s a family holiday then the whole of the recruitment committee will be there.
The tumbleweed will be blowing around the SVS for a few weeks yet.
Tsunami is right.
They’ll probably be “washed up”!
He doesn’t need anything putting into his body. He just needs the hatred sucking out!
Any volunteers?
Thought this was a belated reference to Sam Johnstone being named in the England squad.
Reckon he’ll make the final cut too. If I had to ditch one of the four keepers it would be Ramsdale.
Which begs the question, why did we not offer Karacan a contract?
Unless we did but he wanted to get on “the last helicopter out of Saigon”!
It’s classed as taking a step down!
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chairman said he would be our goalie last year,but Cox deemed otherwise after giving him 7 games,
And there we have it in a nutshell.
Chairman says one thing. Manager says/thinks another.
Well alot on here seem to think we’re making many signings this week on the back of what Swanny has said, I think you will be proved wrong, and it will be Cox who gets his way.
I don’t give a tuppenny toss who’s right or wrong, or who gets their own way.
I just want to see a half-decent, balanced squad in place. One that can win us a few games, and get us looking at the top half of the table instead of the bottom.
If it’s in place by the time the players return for pre-season training then great.
What we don’t want is Cox realising he doesn’t have an experienced keeper or a proper captain in early August.
The Baron in the ivory tower of his sandscastle?
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D’ya reckon?
We all know what happened to the last manager who thought he made the decisions on transfers.
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If we don’t have the new signings in place it will no doubt be the fault of Covid. Probably the Indian variant the he wasn’t expecting at the time of the last interview.
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Bloody hell, Alcy! You walked right into that one.
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Charlie Wyke not the flavour of the month in Sunderland last night!
To be fair he’s not been that popular with the Sunderland fans generally.
“Not the type of player we should be signing to get us back in the Championship”. “Why did we keep Wyke and send Will Grigg out on loan?”
All sounds rather familiar, doesn’t it?
Why not sign him up to another contract and allow him to leave on loan to Notts County for game time ?
A lot of logic in there, although hindsight is a wonderful thing. If we had done that in 2019 and brought him back for the 2020/21 campaign then we wouldn’t have had to bring in Jarvis or Turan. Plus he’d have been playing in empty stadiums which would have negated Awaywego’s argument!
The opposite view is that we’ve tried this several times without success. Olomola and Dales being classic examples.
It’s been poor decision making by the powers that be. I don’t expect that to change this summer with the same personnel as last year in the building.
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Fair Game’s philosophy is built around their four principles of community, independent regulation, integrity and sustainability
If that’s the brief then I’ve an idea why we haven’t got involved!
Community? Integrity?
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A Champions League featuring clubs who aren’t champions has always seemed a bit of a misnomer to me.
And the fact that 5/9 finals have been the equivalent of domestic games would reenforce that.
Taking the clubs that finished 3/4 in each group and putting them in the Europa League to try again is ridiculous and creating a new format seems just as daft.
Managers moan about too many games yet they are all scrabbling to finish in a “European Spot”. So what happens? The domestic game suffers.
And ultimately the fans.
Saw Wycombe playing at Carlisle a few years back.
Hayes was outstanding. Sat in just behind the forwards and organised everything, never stopped talking and encouraging.
Paris Cowan-Hall had a good game for them too, and Akinfenwa was a real handful.
Shows what a bit of experience can do.
I wonder if Coxy can take us from zeros to heroes like Ainsworth did with the Chairboys?
Probably not, he doesn’t have the hair for it!
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Never mind Swann. WE don’t want another season like the last one!
Or the previous one. Or the one before that.
What, making a list of the players still under contract?
A chimp with a typewriter could do it!
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Cox must get his recruitment right
If only Cox was doing the recruitment!
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No doubt the chairman will then say that is is the fans who are running down the club not him!
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Buying a season ticket eh?
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I think it was the first time people have been allowed out of Leicester in over a year!
There was about a dozen of us on a lads weekend to Krakow.
In true laddish fashion one of the party booked a restaurant that did an all you can eat medieval style banquet. To this day we’re still not sure what parts of what animals arrived on the table but I remember there were some very big drumsticks 🍗
Swan seemed to be the only bird that fitted the description!
It’s started!
Antonio Rüdiger was!
And apparently you’re not allowed to eat them. Although I’m pretty sure I have done in Poland!
Agreed Bartonscorpion.
Hope that other Leicester fan takes note!
I think the most important factor is the 20,000+ Fans watching….
No, the most important factor was Chelsea lost!
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