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Latest Rumours Summer Transfer Window Thread 2019

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From January

Layton Ndukwu is one of City’s brightest attacking starlets, although he is another whose season has been wrecked by injury.

The 20-year-old scored three goals in the first four games of the campaign – his performance in the 4-1 win over Blackburn remains one of the best individual display of the season – to earn a player of the month nomination, but he has been sidelined with a back problem since.

City will hope to have him back soon, so he can start pulling the strings once again.


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Layton Ndukwu impressed a second-half substitute in Leicester City's 4-1 win over Notts

Despite his languid style, Ndukwu is an intelligent player and is excellent at creating space for himself and sliding through passes.

He is adept with both feet and, playing out wide or as a no.10, is not frightened of a spectacular effort from distance.

He has already caught Puel’s eye and featured on a few occasions in pre-season.
 
Napster said:
From January

Layton Ndukwu is one of City’s brightest attacking starlets, although he is another whose season has been wrecked by injury.

The 20-year-old scored three goals in the first four games of the campaign – his performance in the 4-1 win over Blackburn remains one of the best individual display of the season – to earn a player of the month nomination, but he has been sidelined with a back problem since.

City will hope to have him back soon, so he can start pulling the strings once again.


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Layton Ndukwu impressed a second-half substitute in Leicester City's 4-1 win over Notts

Despite his languid style, Ndukwu is an intelligent player and is excellent at creating space for himself and sliding through passes.

He is adept with both feet and, playing out wide or as a no.10, is not frightened of a spectacular effort from distance.

He has already caught Puel’s eye and featured on a few occasions in pre-season.
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Sounds like exactly what we need. Pace, trickery and am eye for goal. Hope we get him in to start against Blackpool.
 
Not a new signing , but think it will feel like one - the player that I think will give us a huge boost is Hopper.
Think his presence and hold up play have been sorely missed
 
Supernaut said:
I reckon you're right there, but I'd imagine our fella with the mic might have different ideas - don't think I ever heard him say 'Bwomono' or 'McCoulsky' the same way twice!!
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You could always pop into the Hamlet pub at the bottom of Hamlet Court Road, where he's usually pulling pints behind the bar and have a word with him about it -or leave a request to be read out before the game.Nice fella.
 
dannypav said:
Not a new signing , but think it will feel like one - the player that I think will give us a huge boost is Hopper.
Think his presence and hold up play have been sorely missed
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Completely agree, think people have forgotten just how good he was at the beginning of last season, 7 goals in 14 is great, and a further two assists
 
Napster said:
Frank Gill used to have great fun mispronouncing words.
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David Pleat was terrible on commentary, especially as he got older. It was amusing though. Remember he was always called up for Spurs games and called Jermaine Jenas Jerminas haha
 
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