Are Leicester City boxing clever or just playing stupid!

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"I therefore draw the conclusion that you are either in denial or are a complete idiot."

Actually, judging by your last post, I think it's a combo of the above - your an idiot in denial.
 
I conclude that you dont have the ability to come to any conclusion full stop.

Keep sniffing that glue lesta,it must help filter all that **** your brain keeps coming up with
 
You dismiss all the difficulties your club is having. The quotes in the numerous newspaper stories the whole country have been reading telling us so ARE FROM the two Davids - you make out like they wiped out your debt. You have nowhere near finished selling off your best players, but despite this, you think the Championship title is already yours! And you think having a new stadium will give you more fans??!!!

You're deluded and laughable.
 
KOBY said:
I conclude that you dont have the ability to come to any conclusion full stop.

Keep sniffing that glue lesta,it must help filter all that **** your brain keeps coming up with
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You must be on some heavy **** too if you reckon Carlton Cole will be 'the Championship's Drogba'

<laugh>
 
KOBY said:
So far Leicester have signed ... a complete new squad including....​
Konchesky
Pantsil
Mill's
Nugent
St Ledger
Danns

They have been by far the busiest team in the transfer market this year,as a West ham fan I have found our own transfer policy lacking some what but at the same time
Leicester seem to be happy to go in for anyone that has once played in the premiership
with such players as David Nugent and their new move for Michael Ball who has been retired for the last two years but has sniffed out a last pay day with Sven.

At present West ham have signed Kevin Nolan,Faye and what looks like Taylor
in the next day or so,With a capable squad including the likes of Noble,Tomkins,Collison,Piquionne I think the hammers are looking at quality not quantity and I think this will show throughout next season.

Leicester will be up there but Im expecting them to maybe do it through the play off's​
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1st off, to sign a complete new squad, means we would have to release the whole of last seasons squad and sign 16+ players. At the moment, we have only signed 8, with ball a possible ninth signing.

My opinion behind all these signings are due to the following:

A - Owners want Premiership football
B - The squad we finished with last season lacked quality and depth (hence the amount of loan signings)

Apart from Konchesky and Pantsill, our targets have been between the ages of 22-28, whom have hunger and desire to be part of a "project" to help a club establish themselves in the Premiership. With the players signed within this age bracket, they will become sellable assets within 2-4 years.

Looking at West Ham, (and I'm not trying to be derogative to you or any other WHU fan):

Your in * * * *.

Only Joking.

You mentioned in an earlier post that the Premiership has moved on, and it's near on impossible for a club from the Championship to establish itself.
While the Premiership has moved on, unfortunately WHU have not. This maybe due to ownership, managers hired, players signed, etc, etc. It's all now history.

For the upcoming season, WHU are a Championship Club, the next 2 seasons for you guys are gonna be nail-biting, 1st you need promotion this season. Secondly you need to establish yourselves in the premiership. For us (the foxes) we're on the part of the rollarcoaster ride thats aiming at sky.

And as you've mentioned about our number of signings. with regard to yours, you have signed 2 players who I have rated for a few years, but the reason you got them cheap (and I quote Owen Coyle) "It was a good deal for the club, it was a good deal for Matt". Taylor had 1 year left at Bolton, where he was struggling to get into the 1st eleven. West Ham offer £2.2m, and a 4 year deal? If I was a player/ football club owner/ manager, I know what I would go for. I believe Nolan was also in the last year of his contract and signed a 5 year deal with WHU ?

Anyhow, I'm looking forward to our encounter at Upton Park in November, as it's my birthday week and I have a free seat for the game.....with the WHU owners...

I hope that WHU do get promoted (along with us!) and I hope you enjoy your season in the Npower Championship.

One question. Whereabouts in Asia are you? Just wondering because our owners have shops in a majority of the airports in the far-east.....selling LCFC shirts.
 
i applied for tickets for the Olympics but got no joy. In the email telling me I'd not been selected they were very sorry but offered me 1000 tickets for the West Ham v Doncaster fixture in the Olympic Stadium for the 2012-2013 season. Sir Seb must know something!!!!
 
Lanky Fox said:
1st off, to sign a complete new squad, means we would have to release the whole of last seasons squad and sign 16+ players. At the moment, we have only signed 8, with ball a possible ninth signing.

My opinion behind all these signings are due to the following:

A - Owners want Premiership football
B - The squad we finished with last season lacked quality and depth (hence the amount of loan signings)

Apart from Konchesky and Pantsill, our targets have been between the ages of 22-28, whom have hunger and desire to be part of a "project" to help a club establish themselves in the Premiership. With the players signed within this age bracket, they will become sellable assets within 2-4 years.

Looking at West Ham, (and I'm not trying to be derogative to you or any other WHU fan):

Your in * * * *.

Only Joking.

You mentioned in an earlier post that the Premiership has moved on, and it's near on impossible for a club from the Championship to establish itself.
While the Premiership has moved on, unfortunately WHU have not. This maybe due to ownership, managers hired, players signed, etc, etc. It's all now history.

For the upcoming season, WHU are a Championship Club, the next 2 seasons for you guys are gonna be nail-biting, 1st you need promotion this season. Secondly you need to establish yourselves in the premiership. For us (the foxes) we're on the part of the rollarcoaster ride thats aiming at sky.

And as you've mentioned about our number of signings. with regard to yours, you have signed 2 players who I have rated for a few years, but the reason you got them cheap (and I quote Owen Coyle) "It was a good deal for the club, it was a good deal for Matt". Taylor had 1 year left at Bolton, where he was struggling to get into the 1st eleven. West Ham offer £2.2m, and a 4 year deal? If I was a player/ football club owner/ manager, I know what I would go for. I believe Nolan was also in the last year of his contract and signed a 5 year deal with WHU ?

Anyhow, I'm looking forward to our encounter at Upton Park in November, as it's my birthday week and I have a free seat for the game.....with the WHU owners...

I hope that WHU do get promoted (along with us!) and I hope you enjoy your season in the Npower Championship.

One question. Whereabouts in Asia are you? Just wondering because our owners have shops in a majority of the airports in the far-east.....selling LCFC shirts.
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Ok,I will give you the respect as you seem to have some level of sense unlike Lesta and ..

First off your owners are from Thailand,I spent 9months there recently,I did see press reports now and again on the local tv claiming that they were hoping to bring premiership football to the club one day soon,the last Thai owner
to buy an english club ended up being kicked out of his own country for being a dodgy ****er,not saying your guys
are the same,but I would be nervous of any owners from abroad right now,it seems to be the in thing to get a club promoted then sell it on to make a fast buck!

Konchesky and Pantsil are quality signing's who were wanted so much by their own clubs that they spent most, if not all of last season warming the bench.* FACT *

Do you really think WH give two ****s about offering Taylor and Nolan 3/4 year deals? they are both under 30 and its
not unthinkable that they would both be playing for us in 2/3 years,If the roles were reversed are you saying Leicester
woudnt buy Nolan and Taylor ? if your answer is no then then your talking out of your arse.


When we win the Championship we will then move into our new 60,000 stadium,all this at no extra cost to the club.
Most premiership games cost you atleast £40.00/£50.00 a game,If you lived within central london or the catchment area of east london and your deciding who to support , the fact that West Ham could and would be offering tickets
for £20.00 would attract new young fans and neutral fans who want to come and watch the likes of Man utd come to town. When the game is cat A they can charge 60,000 people £50.00, when its not they charge the lower amount which all of the other teams wont be able to do,this is good for WH and the local people and football fullstop.
 
West Ham wont have 60000 fans, with Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham all bigger clubs in London they will take up the majority of the fans and West Ham will get the rest, after all the glory man u fans. You really want to charge 60000 £50, thank god our club isnt like that. All London clubs rip their fans off left right and centre
 
When your playing in the big league Proud fox you have to pay for it,how much is it to get into
the noodle and rice stadium now days ? a fiver ?
 
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out of interest, which pair of WHU fullbacks would you select ?.............or would you prefer Paintsil and Konchesky (both former WHU players who have been improved elsewhere) :)
 
Danger Fox said:
Err Goby you ain't in the big league so there's no need to charge big league prices
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Danger fox,Like with any of your other comments you dont bring anything funny or interesting to the table,better
off just trolling my son
 
toshchamberlainsmate said:
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out of interest, which pair of WHU fullbacks would you select ?.............or would you prefer Paintsil and Konchesky (both former WHU players who have been improved elsewhere) :)
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I wouldnt choose either,as mentioned before they both cant defend,thats why Liverpool shunned him
out into the shadows of the pitch due to his lack of ability in this area,Konchesky probably enjoyed his most
successful time with us when we reached the F.A CUP final and finished in the top 10,that to go along with his previous season at Fulham.as for pantsil you will bite your whole hand off anytime the ball goes anywhere near him in his own box,he has a touch of a rapist who suffers with parkinsons.
 
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