I know what you're all thinking. "What is that watch he's wearing as he stretches the shirt so enthusiastically while looking all the time like Spud from Trainspotting?" Well, wonder no more, it's a Rolex Daytona with a black dial, and steel and yellow gold bracelet. A notch below Chester's Patek Philippe, if I'm honest.Anyway, watch twattery aside, he looks to have exactly the sort of experience we're crying out for, and once Amavi is up to speed we now look to have a highly improved back four.
I hope he can cross a ball well and defend properly!
Quote from: Dave on August 23, 2016, 12:07:14 PMBetween him, Chester and Gollini we've got a right little Man Utd youth team reunion happening.Revel Morrisson too?
Between him, Chester and Gollini we've got a right little Man Utd youth team reunion happening.
Quote from: Dante Lavelli on August 23, 2016, 12:24:10 PMQuote from: Dave on August 23, 2016, 12:07:14 PMBetween him, Chester and Gollini we've got a right little Man Utd youth team reunion happening.Revel Morrisson too?Asda be a chance.
Quote from: Ducksworthy on August 23, 2016, 11:44:36 AMA sample of some of the comments from Foxes Talk about him, as I know absolutely nothing of him:QuoteHe exceeded my expectations and although not a top quality player, he definitely has quality for borderline Premier League football. QuoteWas great for us in the Championship but frankly terrified me when he played in the Prem. Good luck RDL!QuoteGood luck to Ritchie, a very good professional who had some great games at the club, including the 5-3 win over Man Utd (THAT ball to Vardy) and the 4-1 home win over Derby.He will certainly do well I reckon, his pace is an asset getting up and down the line, good for overlaps. A move to the West Midlands in Aston Villa will be good for him.QuoteShocking positioning and defensive sense but more than enough pace to cover himself. Bit like Jeff really.Easily good enough for a top six championship side, the right kind of signing for them.Great signing for THEM? cheeky f***er
A sample of some of the comments from Foxes Talk about him, as I know absolutely nothing of him:QuoteHe exceeded my expectations and although not a top quality player, he definitely has quality for borderline Premier League football. QuoteWas great for us in the Championship but frankly terrified me when he played in the Prem. Good luck RDL!QuoteGood luck to Ritchie, a very good professional who had some great games at the club, including the 5-3 win over Man Utd (THAT ball to Vardy) and the 4-1 home win over Derby.He will certainly do well I reckon, his pace is an asset getting up and down the line, good for overlaps. A move to the West Midlands in Aston Villa will be good for him.QuoteShocking positioning and defensive sense but more than enough pace to cover himself. Bit like Jeff really.Easily good enough for a top six championship side, the right kind of signing for them.
He exceeded my expectations and although not a top quality player, he definitely has quality for borderline Premier League football.
Was great for us in the Championship but frankly terrified me when he played in the Prem. Good luck RDL!
Good luck to Ritchie, a very good professional who had some great games at the club, including the 5-3 win over Man Utd (THAT ball to Vardy) and the 4-1 home win over Derby.He will certainly do well I reckon, his pace is an asset getting up and down the line, good for overlaps. A move to the West Midlands in Aston Villa will be good for him.
Shocking positioning and defensive sense but more than enough pace to cover himself. Bit like Jeff really.Easily good enough for a top six championship side, the right kind of signing for them.
Quote from: Phil from the upper holte on August 23, 2016, 12:22:59 PMQuote from: Ducksworthy on August 23, 2016, 11:44:36 AMA sample of some of the comments from Foxes Talk about him, as I know absolutely nothing of him:QuoteHe exceeded my expectations and although not a top quality player, he definitely has quality for borderline Premier League football. QuoteWas great for us in the Championship but frankly terrified me when he played in the Prem. Good luck RDL!QuoteGood luck to Ritchie, a very good professional who had some great games at the club, including the 5-3 win over Man Utd (THAT ball to Vardy) and the 4-1 home win over Derby.He will certainly do well I reckon, his pace is an asset getting up and down the line, good for overlaps. A move to the West Midlands in Aston Villa will be good for him.QuoteShocking positioning and defensive sense but more than enough pace to cover himself. Bit like Jeff really.Easily good enough for a top six championship side, the right kind of signing for them.Great signing for THEM? cheeky f***erYeah, who do they think they are, Premier League Champions or something?!!?
Should mean the end of Alan Hutton. Better De Laet than never I suppose.
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