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hear what you’re saying. you’re right, rest of our forwards (without exception) have great attitudes, and sane’s leaves a bit to be desired. but when sane has played, he’s usually played really well. enough to be a first team regular imo. it’s almost entirely speculation on both our parts...

see above. his run for that goal was hardly inspired. apologies, i'm an idiot. was thinking of silva's contract. just as well, gives jesus an extra season to show he's good enough to lead the line.

be nice to win it by more than one point this time around tho. the ol' ticker's very much on it's last legs.

i can see it might sound like i have it in for mahrez, but i really don't. i just think sane is better. and younger. sorry if these are controversial opinions.

sane plays the ball a lot earlier than mahrez, who tends to dwell on the ball and give defences time to regroup. slow and ponderous is not a style which is gonna to win us many matches. tap-ins do still count. well-observed. but if your man thinks scoring tap-ins is sole justification for...

it’s easy to dwell too much on players’ occasional flashes of brilliance (free kick vs bournemouth) and still more occasional low-points (penalty miss against liverpool). but compared with sane there’s a general lack of urgency to mahrez’s game which slows down our attacks, and is the last...

i’ve always found the issue of squad rotation pretty interesting tbh. as in getting the game-time balance right to keep every player happy + sharp + in-form etc. hypothetically, if we were going into 19/20 with the following midfield/forward personnel + approximate start distribution (not...

Re: The Official Deadline Day Thread - 23 hours to go Llorente to Spurs, will wear the number 9 shirt.