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Very reasoned piece in The Guardian....

www.theguardian.com

Leicester’s labours must not cloud verdict on Brendan Rodgers' high-flyers | Jonathan Wilson

Despite a dismal run of form caused by injuries and rivals countering Jamie Vardy, qualifying for Europe signals a triumphant season, even if they miss out on the Champions League
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

In short; we've done well, we ought be happy, injuries and lack of squad depth have done for us. I don't quibble (exccept maybe for the happy bit)

The problem I find with sober and well reasoned articles is that they are, well, sober and well reasoned. Where's the fun in that?
 
glyn said:
That’s Chilwell on his way as our summer departure then.
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I think it was BN that said it:

I generally like the approach of developing talent and selling at the top of their value. I think most would agree we can improve the side with the 70M or so we get from Chilwell....However, at some point we HAVE to stop improving our rivals. The three immediate teams above us have all picked off key players for us, and most are massively important parts of their squads. If we genuinely want to compete with these clubs, we have to view them as hostile and stop selling them our best.

If Chilwell wants a big move, fine. But he needs to focus on a move abroad.
 
Miles Away said:
I think it was BN that said it:

I generally like the approach of developing talent and selling at the top of their value. I think most would agree we can improve the side with the 70M or so we get from Chilwell....However, at some point we HAVE to stop improving our rivals. The three immediate teams above us have all picked off key players for us, and most are massively important parts of their squads. If we genuinely want to compete with these clubs, we have to view them as hostile and stop selling them our best.

If Chilwell wants a big move, fine. But he needs to focus on a move abroad.
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I’ve said the same many times, fans moan about media still treating us as “little” Leicester but most of them still think of us that way
 
londonfox said:
www.google.com

Hoddle slams Leicester for slump that cost them Champions League place

Glen Hoddle tore into Leicester City are their 2-0 defeat to Manchester United confirmed the Foxes' slide from a once-secure Champions League spot to fifth, with Chelsea hopping over them too.
www.google.com
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"Leicester will enter the Europa League in 2020-21, qualifying for a continental tournament for only the fourth time in their history"

Fifth.
If you don't include the Anglo Italian cup...
 
Jeff said:
"Leicester will enter the Europa League in 2020-21, qualifying for a continental tournament for only the fourth time in their history"

Fifth.
If you don't include the Anglo Italian cup...
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Bet there not counting pre premier league
 
Miles Away said:
I think it was BN that said it:

I generally like the approach of developing talent and selling at the top of their value. I think most would agree we can improve the side with the 70M or so we get from Chilwell....However, at some point we HAVE to stop improving our rivals. The three immediate teams above us have all picked off key players for us, and most are massively important parts of their squads. If we genuinely want to compete with these clubs, we have to view them as hostile and stop selling them our best.

If Chilwell wants a big move, fine. But he needs to focus on a move abroad.
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I certainly think Manure have got a little way to go before they think they have good value in their £80million Maguire, and very few have suggested we have been poorer without him! Kante is good for Chelsea, but they got their fingers burned with Drinkwater. Man City got a good deal with Mahrez, even if he only started in about half of the games this season. Then we move on to second or third string sales, like Schlupp who does not appear to be doing any better at Palace than he did here.
 
CAGS clocked the sixth fastest speed for any Premier League player this season at 23.33mph!

I sprint on the treadmill often and 15mph is the maximum it goes to . . .and that's fast. Nevermind 23.33mph!

www.mirror.co.uk

Premier League's top 10 fastest players as Adama Traore misses out on No.1 spot

From Southampton's Shane Long and Man United's Fred to Arsenal's Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Leicester City's Caglar Soyuncu, here are this season's fastest top-flight players
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