CONFIRMED Hamza Choudhury joins on loan with option to buy

[Frank the tank]

I thought he was good in midfield
Started off poor but got better as his confidence built up

 

[Jon Bon II]

I would welcome him back with open arms. Thought he absolutely bossed it at RB at Wembley. Obviously all depending on wages etc, but if all the ducks lined up, it would be a no-brainer for me.

 

[Mouth of the South]

I thought he did well at Utd. He would be a very expensive signing in the Champ though and would eat up a large chunk of the budget. The only way I could see him signing would be as a replacement for Vini if he went.

 

[Bladesince59]

I like him. Great game at Wembley. Bit too safety first for me, always looking to pass sideways or back.

 

[chesblade]

Apparently olympiacos are monitoring him according to a Bangladesh football Instagram

 

[Racing Blade]

With Choudhury, Leicester have used the loan market to perfection. A player who they deemed surplus to requirements at PL level, and extremely short of match practice, has proved himself very capable at the level below, as well as using his time with us to achieve peak fitness.

Had he not, they would have looked to offload. He did, so it's inevitable that any incoming manager would want to consider him a viable first team option.

 

[bakeblade]

I would welcome him back with open arms. Thought he absolutely bossed it at RB at Wembley. Obviously all depending on wages etc, but if all the ducks lined up, it would be a no-brainer for me.

He's a good backup midfielder, seemed better at RB but again I wouldn't want him as our main RB.
So for me a great squad addition, but I just think he'll be too expensive on wages and transfer to justify bringing him back.

 

[Badger Blade]

Not a fan of him in midfield, left too much of a gap between the midfield and the attack.
He was by far the best RB we used and there were quite a few.

 

[CPB]

Not a fan of him in midfield, left too much of a gap between the midfield and the attack.
He was by far the best RB we used and there were quite a few.

Assuming he has no injuries next season should be Serikis season and we may well really benefit from that. But we need competition there and we have none right now.

Quite amazing with femi. In hecky's first season he started Vs forest and he looked utterly shocking. When Osborn came on in that game at RB he actually changed the game and we went 1-0 up.

This past season though Seriki has shown his true potential. Goes to show how managers can be right when they say that sometimes youngsters just aren't quite ready.

 

[FriethBlade]

I would welcome him back with open arms. Thought he absolutely bossed it at RB at Wembley. Obviously all depending on wages etc, but if all the ducks lined up, it would be a no-brainer for me.

On 50k a week so I don't think so

 

[Macfarlane21]

Looks like he's off to Wrexham... meanwhile we're shopping in the bargain isle

 

[ATL Recs]

Let it sink in Wrexham potentially taking three of our starters from Wembley Moore - Robinson and Choudray all possibly on better Wages
We have been overtaken by Wrexham whose next - Chesterfield ?

 

[SwissBlade]

Let it sink in Wrexham potentially taking three of our starters from Wembley Moore - Robinson and Choudray all possibly on better Wages
We have been overtaken by Wrexham whose next - Chesterfield ?

Nothing to let sink in, Wrexham probably have a bigger budget than most as they have a very varied income stream, we just have the usual failure payments which end soon. So it's natural that they will of course be looking at players that played in a very disciplined side and had one of the top win percentages last season.

Wrexhams business model is an interesting one though as once they exhaust the tv series money, where is their money coming in from? They have to hope the PL, like the rest of us.

 

[Frank the tank]

Nothing to let sink in, Wrexham probably have a bigger budget than most as they have a very varied income stream, we just have the usual failure payments which end soon. So it's natural that they will of course be looking at players that played in a very disciplined side and had one of the top win percentages last season.

Wrexhams business model is an interesting one though as once they exhaust the tv series money, where is their money coming in from? They have to hope the PL, like the rest of us.

They like to present the picture that rob and Ryan used their own money and income is mainly from sponsors who are attracted by their Hollywood status while this was the case at first once they got up and running they brought other investors in and actually have created creative revenue streams and income that doesn't rely on the docc or them for anything other than p.r

 

[SwissBlade]

They like to present the picture that rob and Ryan used their own money and income is mainly from sponsors who are attracted by their Hollywood status while this was the case at first once they got up and running they brought other investors in and actually have created creative revenue streams and income that doesn't rely on the docc or them for anything other than p.r

what are those other revenue streams then?

 

[Frank the tank]

what are those other revenue streams then?

I don't have the accounts to hand

 

[Jon Bon II]

Looks like he's off to Wrexham... meanwhile we're shopping in the bargain isle

Shopping? Are actually putting anything in our basket, or are we just looking at stuff and pointing?

 

[dexter101]

Shopping? Are actually putting anything in our basket, or are we just looking at stuff and pointing?

We used hermes for delivery and all our incoming deliveries are sat in people's recycling bins

 

[Bell4]

Shopping? Are actually putting anything in our basket, or are we just looking at stuff and pointing?

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