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The catastrophe against Oxford proves it. King Power’s obsession with turning us into a sterile possession side is completely killing our club. For 140 years, Leicester City was never a "footballing side" in the aesthetic sense. Our real DNA is grit, speed, and efficiency. 1/5
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Okoli was hooked at half-time and still starts tonight. Kangasniemi
must be absolute dogshit in training #lcfc
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The toilet thief drops another bombshell.
#kingpowerout
Leicester and Russell Martin were working under a transfer embargo during the summer. Foxes have a long road back from League One but belief remains they will return. #lcfc
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I didn't see the Doncaster game, but watching this one, it's clear that although they haven't abandoned tippy-tappy stuff, they're moving it with greater urgency.
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I'm still convinced this group of players could be a force in this division under the right manager. Our ‘philosophy’ is holding them back. Watch them fly when this fraud finally goes #lcfc
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I'm watching Southampton v Portsmouth to get an early look at our future signings. #lcfc
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You can count on one hand the number of teams that have succeeded with this brand of football. And each one has had access to the best players in the world.
Replying to @BBCRLSport
🦊#LCFC | McCarron also spoke to BBC Sport Leicester about the appointment of Russell Martin in the summer.
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Former club Southampton? ✅
Sign him up.
#lcfc transfer news - Leicester are to complete the signing of former Southampton midfielder Will Smallbone. Republic of Ireland international was a free agent and is set to sign a 3-year contract. Smallbone a key player for Russell Martin in the 23/24 promotion season at Saints
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Thanks for everything, champ.
Some transfers hit hard.
Wout Faes has joined UAE Pro League side Shabab AlAhli Dubai FC in a permanent deal, subject to international clearance ℹ️
🔗 leic.it/4yoqjny
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It'll be a financial penalty. The Premier League won't weaken its product by relegating them.
🚨 BREAKING: The independent panel ruling on Manchester City’s 115 charges have found the club guilty on most of the charges.
Premier League clubs were updated on the case, but Manchester City are expected to appeal.
EPL are confident on a satisfactory conclusion but there is no guarantee the case is fully resolved imminently.
Sanctions range from suspended punishments or fines to points deductions and expulsion from the league. And punishments can be applied while an appeal is ongoing.
A City spokesman: “The Premier League process remains ongoing, with significant elements to be completed, and subject to strict confidentiality. As such Manchester City FC’s position remains consistent with the club’s statement of February 2023.
“The club has diligently respected due process for eight years on the basis that the Premier League board and executive would behave as an independent, impartial and fair-minded regulator, free from partisan influence.”
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