ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Maybe to replace Vardy
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West Ham interested in Iheanacho
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Maybe to replace Vardy
richards30
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Well if Leicester paid £17m for a hull player nacho has to be £30m plus!
Maybe to replace Vardy
Or even Mahrez's replacement. As long as we have a buy back option then there shouldn't be too much of a problem (providing Shakespeare can help in developing his game even further).
kaz7
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He won't learn anything but run onto balls over the topOr even Mahrez's replacement. As long as we have a buy back option then there shouldn't be too much of a problem (providing Shakespeare can help in developing his game even further).
He won't learn anything but run onto balls over the top
It won't develop his technical side of the game (that didn't even improve that much with a season under Pep) but that extra bit of tactical help could be useful if we did decide to bring him back. He does need extra games
kaz7
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I'm not sure he will even have enough technical skills for us but i think west ham would be a good fit for him,at least they have a go at playing footballIt won't develop his technical side of the game (that didn't even improve that much with a season under Pep) but that extra bit of tactical help could be useful if we did decide to bring him back. He does need extra games
West Ham seemed good fit (that did seem the most logical of choices), but now they don't seem the most stable of clubs (going off the players they are being constantly linked with and with Billc's future in doubt). Leicester seem an unlikely of destinations but could be the better choice.
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Hard to say how he could have improved under Pep as he got little game time, and what he got was in fits and startsIt won't develop his technical side of the game (that didn't even improve that much with a season under Pep) but that extra bit of tactical help could be useful if we did decide to bring him back. He does need extra games
Hard to say how he could have improved under Pep as he got little game time, and what he got was in fits and starts
The problem is Kelechi's game isn't probably enough to get more game time.
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Still think it's hard to say based on limited game time but I have to accept Pep doesn't seem to rate himThe problem is Kelechi's game isn't probably enough to get more game time.
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