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Sorry to offend Munkie, you non-binary horticultural engineer. If you submit a compensation claim we'll be happy to pay. 
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I’m pretty skint right now so if you deposit a couple of grand into my bank account we can forget the whole thing. 

 
Munkworth said:
I’m pretty skint right now so if you deposit a couple of grand into my bank account we can forget the whole thing. 
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 We are offended you have brought this down to a monetary level. But in the spirit of diversity recognition and reconciliation we are happy to make a donation to the Tottenham Trophies Handicapped Society, an organisation that seeks to improve the desperately trophy impoverished area around London N17.

Romelu Lukaku arrives on Monday.

 
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 We are offended you have brought this down to a monetary level. But in the spirit of diversity recognition and reconciliation we are happy to make a donation to the Tottenham Trophies Handicapped Society, an organisation that seeks to improve the desperately trophy impoverished area around London N17.

Romelu Lukaku arrives on Monday.
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If only we could make this happen, we’d be heroes. 

 
The Rising Sun said:
There's a YouTube video called " the game that convinced Mourinho to sell DeBruyne.

He is absolutely awful.

And there's the problem with judging a player on one poor game and drawing a conclusion about that player .

Lampard and Drogba's early performances didn't impress very much either. But what legends they turned out to be.

I reckon patience and support on our part is required with these young players . Anyway, COME on you BLUES!!
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Completely agree. And just to be clear, patience, support, and understanding does not equal blind critique. The conversation you've quoted relates to performances of Santos vs Carney+Casadei. They've all made mistakes, Humphreys made some in the last match including one for the goal. It's okay to mention these, to understand that's a part of their process, and won't necessarily define their career trajectories. Anyone drawing a conclusion after one game is a moron.

 
Pointing out their mistakes is not a problem, but don't overdo the critiscism. If they continue making the same mistakes repeatedly, then it is a major problem. But without experiencing mistakes, they can never learn from them. the important thing is that they do learn.

 
venom2011 said:
Completely agree. And just to be clear, patience, support, and understanding . Little not equal blind critique. The conversation you've quoted relates to performances of Santos vs Carney+Casadei. They've all made mistakes, Humphreys made some in the last match including one for the goal. It's okay to mention these, to understand that's a part of their process, and won't necessarily define their career trajectories. Anyone drawing a conclusion after one game is a moron.
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It's a very valid points. People purr about the quality of Brighton for example. And rightly so, some of the football they play is exciting, progressive and very entertaining.  Yet when they do concede, this will often be due to young players making basic errors simply due to a lack of experience. Little if anything is mentioned because it is an acceptable price of development.  At a club of our standing and media interest, similar errors would be headline news and would over shadow all else.

If we can see progressive football, a defined structure and style, fitness and effort, then we have to have patience so these youngsters can reach their potential. 

 
Leicester keep pushing for a loan but the club ideally want Casadei to play in the Premier League. 

To be honest if one were to assess it, think Casadei will be better off playing regularly for a progressive manager in a team that will likely dominate the Championship vs playing for a bottom half club in the Premier League getting thwarted every other week. 

 
Sconnie Blue said:
Leicester keep pushing for a loan but the club ideally want Casadei to play in the Premier League. 

To be honest if one were to assess it, think Casadei will be better off playing regularly for a progressive manager in a team that will likely dominate the Championship vs playing for a bottom half club in the Premier League getting thwarted every other week. 
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Worked wonders for Maatsen

 
Leicester is a very good destination for CC. Hopefully he has a good season in the Championship.

 
Top level Championship teams are great development for youth players. Leicester having lost Tielemans, Maddison, Perez, Amartey in the middle so should be plenty of room for him for game time. 

 
Had hoped he'd go to a prem side this season purely because I would then find it easier to keep abreast of how he's getting on. But I agree with what others have said, he should get plenty of minutes in a competitive league with Leicester, who I would assume will be hoping to bounce straight back up to the prem.

Here's hoping he kicks on this season and is ready to feature for the first team next season (a la Reece at Wigan).

 
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