Relegation run in 22/23 ** Now a Wolves free zone**

[Jinky]

Last summer

Ah, of course! Collins

Before that? It doesn't seem like a usual tactic for us.

 

[Kenny]

Will wait for Dan to finish his work to get the correct answer.

All I have is Collins and Stearman. The seasons between those 2 there must be some obvious ones my brain doesn't want to remember

 

[jd1981]

Attitude amongst some Leicester fans is lose Saturday then we’ll win the next 3 and be fine.

 

[Johnny75]

I see this kind of thing mentioned a lot. If club 'X' go down, we should sign player 'Y'.

When was the last time we actually signed a player from a relegated club? (it may be more recently than I remember but I don't know so am asking out of genuine interest)

Not us but Fulham sold Andersen to Palace and Carvalho to Liverpool in the 20/21 season.

There are always good players to get if the funds are there.

Most clubs would've taken Sarr from Watford this season if they weren't asking stupid money.

 

[Sniffer]

Attitude amongst some Leicester fans is lose Saturday then we’ll win the next 3 and be fine.

Any Leicester fan who watched the defeat to Bournemouth and come to the conclusion that they'll win 3 of the next 4 must be deluded.

It could happen - form over the last 3 months suggests otherwise.

 

[Sniffer]

Ah, of course! Collins

Before that? It doesn't seem like a usual tactic for us.

I'd imagine that it would be from the Mick era. Johnson, Fletcher, Moyokolo (sp?).

 

[Jinky]

Not us but Fulham sold Andersen to Palace and Carvalho to Liverpool in the 20/21 season.

There are always good players to get if the funds are there.

Most clubs would've taken Sarr from Watford this season if they weren't asking stupid money.

I've got another question for you. Why is 'Jonzy the ref' laughing at every one of your comments?

 

[Johnny75]

I've got another question for you. Why is 'Jonzy the ref' laughing at every one of your comments?

That's not a question for me.

 

[The Bear]

Any Leicester fan who watched the defeat to Bournemouth and come to the conclusion that they'll win 3 of the next 4 must be deluded.

It could happen - form over the last 3 months suggests otherwise.

It's certainly make or break time for them now they have a new manager. Forget the Man City game, but the next four after that are Wolves, Leeds, Everton and Fulham. Those games will decide their fate.

 

[Kenny]

It's certainly make or break time for them now they have a new manager. Forget the Man City game, but the next four after that are Wolves, Leeds, Everton and Fulham. Those games will decide their fate.

1 win and 3 defeats...

 

[The Bear]

1 win and 3 defeats...

Wolves...?

 

[Kenny]

Of course that will be the 1 win

 

[jd1981]

Record at Leicester is pretty atrocious think we’ve won there once in 40 years.

 

[C.L.D]

Burnley did well whilst getting raided after their relegation

2022–23 Burnley F.C. season - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Wolvensam]

I forgot all about Cornet. He was fairly highly-rated but has barely featured for West Ham at all.

 

[Alan]

Can't say I really understood the hype with Cornet. Got a fair enough number of goals for Burnley but every time I see him he looks like he's swimming upstream.

 

[Kenny]

I forgot all about Cornet. He was fairly highly-rated but has barely featured for West Ham at all.

Injured for about 6 months and just returned to full fitness

 

[lemonjelly]

Injured as often as Hwang.
Edit fucking ninja'd by someone typing fewer words!

 

[Alan]

Hwang's just sensitive to when people reject his cookies.

 

[Tony Towner]

After sacking the guy in charge of Forest's Summer recruitment in the Autumn, they have now sacked his replacement