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Brown Nose
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And you have the temerity to question my judgement of a player?
Yeates is a typical Premiership, London club, Academy, thinks he's something he isn't, drop out. Would you like to bet that he's a pro footballer in 5 years time - I'd lay a few quid on him playing non-league by then?
I'll include Ryan Smith as well for a double?
Dour
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Who knows what he thinks?
At least he crosses and pases - something Smith was never guilty of.
Matt_B
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I don't know where he will be in 5 years, but I think at 22 he would be an excellent aqusition(sp) for the club, £1mill is not a huge amount these days, but I doubt we would pay that anyway as I think he only has one year left on his contract. You are not advocating we sell Levi, who is just as unpolished, in fact I think they are both very much on par with each other.
Muzzy's Right Boot
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So does Levi
Mike - True Blue Tinter
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... and neither is worth £1 million! If either of them could bend it like Beckham or do magical runs like Giggs that would be different.
Sounds like agent talk to me.
Sounds like agent talk to me.
Yorkshire Vixen
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is that right alex....:icon_wink :icon_bigg
stevewalshwasgod
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highland fox
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Keep Yeates on loan until the end of the season then access whether he's worth signing permenantly...seems logical to me
Lako42
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levi could fit into a matchbox
alex
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Absolutely. Unless someone else bids for him in the meantime.
fcukcov
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Spot on, we don’t want to rush in and panic buy him, like we did with elvis.
Spanky Fox
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I don't think there is anything wrong with actually signing Yeates, he has not played much first team football and came back from injury, so keep him on loan till end of the season then make it a proper signing that way in the summer he can train and train and who knows next season he could become brilliant for us, alot of players improve in pre-season training, look at Paddy K,
Granite Fox
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I think that was more down to a change of position!
I think we should keep Yeates on for the rest of the season and make a judgement towards the end.
Spanky Fox
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His move will alll depend on who will be brought but firstly who will be the manager when the transfer window opens, do we really think RK will start next season as the manager of Leicester City Football Club
SJN-Fox
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It wouldn't surprise me, especially if our recent run of form continues then it would be very difficult to remove a manager that is, to all intents and purposes, successful.
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