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And that worked out well…AberystwythAddick said:
Don’t forget Thomas Kaminski in thatChris_from_Sidcup said:
So was Amari'i Bell. What's your ponit?Bedsaddick said:
Or being part of a double relegation team..TheHerminator said:Anyone saying Skipp is the same ability level as Doch is suggesting Doch is capable of an extended run in a premier league side.0 -
I think the powder we were keeping dry got pissed on when the JRS signing went south. We were only prepared to fork out £5m on JRS because we saw a potential £8m+ return in the next couple of years. It would’ve been an investment signing.
I don’t believe we’ve got £5m burning a hole in our pocket. We’ll only splash that kind of cash if the right investment signing comes along.
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I was going to question Skipp's technical skills and how that might not mesh well with Coventry compared to Chalobah but I've just seen that he scored a bicycle kick last season so all doubts have been cast aside. If we're wielding dual bicycle kick threats in Skipp and Lloyd Jones then the Championship won't know what hit them12
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Cawley wouldn't say 0% chance if he didn't know nothing was happening there. Feels like we can close that book.19
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Went on to have a good career at Inter Milan to be fair. Oops no sorry he went inside for battering a nan..AberystwythAddick said:
On a counter point remember when we signed Marcus MaddisonNabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.0 -
Potentially going from signing JRS to ending up with Nkeng is like going on a date with Helen Flanagan at 8pm but ending up in bed at midnight with Hayley Cropper.
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We signed so many in those league 1 years with poor attitudes, just there for a pay check, hide when the going gets tough etcAberystwythAddick said:
On a counter point remember when we signed Marcus MaddisonNabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.
Nathan Jones doesn’t sign those players, I think one of his best attributes as a manager is recruiting the right personalities and putting together a good dressing room and it’s why he’s been successful whenever given time to do that5 -
Sorry mate, I just quite simply repeated what he had told me. A bit like others ask around for opinions on players we could be potentially signing.FirenzeAddick said:TheNotoriousBWP said:Genuinely just asked my Leicester supporting pal what he thinks of Oliver Skipp as he could be signing for us, and his exact words were: “Shi* useless cun* mate.I could have told you what he was going to say. You could have named every one of their 25 man squad and the answer would have been the same.We get it, you're not keen on the signing.
Would you like me to ask him his opinion on him once he’s finished work? Maybe he’ll be in a better mood then and he’ll tell me he’s actually the second coming of Andres Iniesta.1 -
I’ve no idea who either of those women are . I’m getting old .cafc4life said:Potentially going from signing JRS to ending up with Nkeng is like going on a date with Helen Flanagan at 8pm but ending up in bed at midnight with Hayley Cropper.6 -
I don’t think his age matters too much. If you’re good enough you’re old enough and all that.He looks confident and fairly strong on the ball. In a perfect world we get him in and he does well enough for us to get a decent fee in a year or two2
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If we sign skipp does that mean we have to offload one of Knibbs or JRC - don’t feel like doing the maths right now0
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I get all the arguments about his previous potential and possibly able to reinvent himself under a new manager etc etc but Rak-Sakyi to Skipp would be one of the biggest fall offs in expectations in a long while.
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NabySarr said:
We signed so many in those league 1 years with poor attitudes, just there for a pay check, hide when the going gets tough etcAberystwythAddick said:
On a counter point remember when we signed Marcus MaddisonNabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.
Nathan Jones doesn’t sign those players, I think one of his best attributes as a manager is recruiting the right personalities and putting together a good dressing room and it’s why he’s been successful whenever given time to do thatI'd very much hope that we've done our background checks on Skipp before being linkedIt was a long time ago, but when we put together our 2010/11 team under Powell, wasn’t that with Chapple as part of the Recruitment team and Varney often says we did a lot of background checks into those we signed, we didn’t just recruit based off their ability on the pitch.2 -
Is this why we get so many injuries? We just practice bicycle kicks in training?Garrymanilow said:I was going to question Skipp's technical skills and how that might not mesh well with Coventry compared to Chalobah but I've just seen that he scored a bicycle kick last season so all doubts have been cast aside. If we're wielding dual bicycle kick threats in Skipp and Lloyd Jones then the Championship won't know what hit them6 -
The anti-Skipps' are reminding me of the anti-Mcnamaras'.
Just chill and let things be. We have a very intense gaffer that generally takes care of things properly!31 -
Thinking Knibbs may be the odd one out here..... Carey / Grant as a 10 and probably JRC as something different.0
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Think Bindon has scored an overhead kick tooGarrymanilow said:I was going to question Skipp's technical skills and how that might not mesh well with Coventry compared to Chalobah but I've just seen that he scored a bicycle kick last season so all doubts have been cast aside. If we're wielding dual bicycle kick threats in Skipp and Lloyd Jones then the Championship won't know what hit them1 -
Hayley Cropper was on Coronation Street for about 30 years!Bedsaddick said:
I’ve no idea who either of those women are . I’m getting old .cafc4life said:Potentially going from signing JRS to ending up with Nkeng is like going on a date with Helen Flanagan at 8pm but ending up in bed at midnight with Hayley Cropper.3 -
Not been impressed with Skipp even when he was at Spurs. He was woeful for Leicester. Then again maybe has something to prove?0
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I’m not doubting NJ’s ability to man manage as such, however look at what happened with Kaminski recently, and Kaminski was someone he’d known and worked with before. There’s just zero guarantees, especially when a player is known to have attitude problems.NabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.I understand your point, but to me it’s a big risk.1 -
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I defended us signing MM at the time, so maybe I'm not a good judge of signings and Skipp is gonna turn out to be world classNabySarr said:
We signed so many in those league 1 years with poor attitudes, just there for a pay check, hide when the going gets tough etcAberystwythAddick said:
On a counter point remember when we signed Marcus MaddisonNabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.
Nathan Jones doesn’t sign those players, I think one of his best attributes as a manager is recruiting the right personalities and putting together a good dressing room and it’s why he’s been successful whenever given time to do that0 -
Every team will do checks, but I think some don’t give them as much importance as others. I think Jones, like Powell, is someone that does give it the importance it deserves.ForeverAddickted said:NabySarr said:
We signed so many in those league 1 years with poor attitudes, just there for a pay check, hide when the going gets tough etcAberystwythAddick said:
On a counter point remember when we signed Marcus MaddisonNabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.
Nathan Jones doesn’t sign those players, I think one of his best attributes as a manager is recruiting the right personalities and putting together a good dressing room and it’s why he’s been successful whenever given time to do thatI'd very much hope that we've done our background checks on Skipp before being linkedIt was a long time ago, but when we put together our 2010/11 team under Powell, wasn’t that with Chapple as part of the Recruitment team and Varney often says we did a lot of background checks into those we signed, we didn’t just recruit based off their ability on the pitch.I would say it’s very likely Jones has spoken to Conor Coady, and pretty much anyone else he knows who has played with or coached Skipp1 -
Knibbs was given the No.8 shirt (1st XI?) recently and featured heavily in pre-season....I personally don't believe he's going.DamoNorthStand said:Thinking Knibbs may be the odd one out here..... Carey / Grant as a 10 and probably JRC as something different.0 -
Jones never worked with Kaminski before he signed him for CharltonTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m not doubting NJ’s ability to man manage as such, however look at what happened with Kaminski recently, and Kaminski was someone he’d known and worked with before. There’s just zero guarantees, especially when a player is known to have attitude problems.NabySarr said:
We have Nathan Jones as manager. There is absolutely no chance that is happening, if Skipp joins then that means his attitude has the NJ seal of approval and that’s good enough for me. How many players have we signed under Jones that haven’t seemed like a top pro? Very few if anyTheNotoriousBWP said:
You’re missing the point entirely.ForeverAddickted said:
Ah yes... I forget that Skipp had involvement in the transfer fees that have been paid for himTheNotoriousBWP said:
Neither Kermorgant or Francis came off the back of a £25m transfer fee and ridiculously high wage demands, and also seemingly with attitude problems.ForeverAddickted said:TheNotoriousBWP said:
If you honestly think Skipp is a good signing, then I wouldn’t suggested looking up “Skipp” on the #LCFC hashtag on X. Their fans despise him, and most of their worries come from not being able to shift him due to his wage demands. None of them seem to rate him as a player either, and think they are a better side without him in the team. It’s hugely underwhelming unfortunately.Garrymanilow said:Oliver Skipp would be an absolutely crazy signing. Wasn't that long ago he was being positioned as Tottenham's first choice holding midfielder and being talked about for England. Then he was a £20m signing for Leicester in the Premier League. Two seasons later he's a L1 player we're seriously looking at. I could see Leicester being willing to let him go for very little or nothing given he's apparently on £50k a week but even if we offer him half that it's a lot to invest on a player on a real downward trajectory. Feels a bit like we've realised JRS is off, gone for a low salary alternative in Nkeng and shifted the money we were willing to throw at Jes into the CM position but it's a real gamble to be giving that to Skipp instead.What were Leicester opinions on Yann Kermorgant?What were Charlton opinions on Simon Francis?You see it time and time again with the higher earners in football that go into clubs. Not all of course, but a very large number.
We’ve started well as a team, there’s a great feeling around the club and in the changing room at the moment, and we don’t need an arrogant personality to come along and potentially unsettle that. If he had the ability of Pirlo then perhaps it would be a bit more worth the risk, but the Leicester fans that have watched him for 3 consecutive seasons think ability wise he is crap. Yes it’s an opinion but it’s totally an opinion worth valuing.If it were all about wages or transfer fees, then why would a lot of us have been happy to see someone like Coady back? Because he is a leader and great personality to bring into the squad. He was vital in keeping us up last season and took to the club and fans like a duck to water. That makes paying his high wages totally justifiable.
There’s a big difference between that and someone that would likely immediately think they’re too good for us.I understand your point, but to me it’s a big risk.7 -
TheNotoriousBWP said:
Sorry mate, I just quite simply repeated what he had told me. A bit like others ask around for opinions on players we could be potentially signing.FirenzeAddick said:TheNotoriousBWP said:Genuinely just asked my Leicester supporting pal what he thinks of Oliver Skipp as he could be signing for us, and his exact words were: “Shi* useless cun* mate.I could have told you what he was going to say. You could have named every one of their 25 man squad and the answer would have been the same.We get it, you're not keen on the signing.
Would you like me to ask him his opinion on him once he’s finished work? Maybe he’ll be in a better mood then and he’ll tell me he’s actually the second coming of Andres Iniesta.No, maybe just accept you've let everyone know you don't like the potential signing and leave it at that.Saying it 20x and keep telling us his attitude is terrible doesn't change a thing, if you're proven right you can come back and tell us all I told you so.4 -
Re the number 10 chat, George Elek from NTT20 did an article on the position and how it’s changing. It’s worth the read and may help in the debate of Carey Knibbs and Grant
https://substack.com/@ntt20/note/p-211570747?r=5sna7c&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
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3 defeats and we will be back to blaming the owners for pulling the plug on the finances - where's the powder? - hope i'm wrongroseandcrown said:
Thanks Dicky sons crying now, nice oneYann897 said:
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If I had access to Chat GPT, I'd have asked it to create a picture of Oliver Skipp, but dressed as B.A. Baracus and with a mohawk.
If you can create that image in your mind's eye, it would be appreciated.0 -
He sure wasValleyGary said:
Hayley Cropper was on Coronation Street for about 30 years!Bedsaddick said:
I’ve no idea who either of those women are . I’m getting old .cafc4life said:Potentially going from signing JRS to ending up with Nkeng is like going on a date with Helen Flanagan at 8pm but ending up in bed at midnight with Hayley Cropper.5 -
Skipp is supposed to be on 50k per week contracted until 2029.
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