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kevlee born Wandsworth emigrated to Lanc... 29 Aug 17 1.44pm | |
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The suggestion of a "Andros to Leicester £7 million + Gray" deal raises a simple question - Why would a team who has shown very good intuition in buying players (i.e. Leicester not us!) do this deal? Answer - a. because Andros is a very good experienced winger who will get the ball into Vardy etc for classic Leicester goals and, b. because he is much better than Gray.
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Midlands Eagle 29 Aug 17 1.55pm | |
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Originally posted by kevlee
The suggestion of a "Andros to Leicester £7 million + Gray" deal raises a simple question - Why would a team who has shown very good intuition in buying players (i.e. Leicester not us!) do this deal? The man responsible for Leicester's good deals left last season and went to Everton
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Palace in the Blood 29 Aug 17 2.20pm | |
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Originally posted by kevlee
The suggestion of a "Andros to Leicester £7 million + Gray" deal raises a simple question - Why would a team who has shown very good intuition in buying players (i.e. Leicester not us!) do this deal? Answer - a. because Andros is a very good experienced winger who will get the ball into Vardy etc for classic Leicester goals and, b. because he is much better than Gray.
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youngpalacefan111 29 Aug 17 2.21pm | |
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how about a certain Dwight Gayle as another striker option, read on sky they may be looking to offload wouldn't be too expensive?
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