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Enzo Le Fee 🇨🇵 Signed!

Locke's SAFC said:
I'd disagree. Roberts is ten yards ahead of him, right in his eye-line. If he cannot play the ball for Roberts to run onto from there, then he'd have never have gotten a move to Rome. Should be able to do that with his eyes closed, as would Northern League players.

Edit: if I couldn't do that when I was playing, I'd have knocked it on the head.
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Maybe you should knock posting on the head as you're clearly out of touch with reality, or is it you just like to be controversial for the bantz.
 

Should change the lyrics of Chiesas song at Liverpool (
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You can hear them crying in Roma
Enzo le Fee is coming here to win
One chat with Regis le bris and he said ciao
Fuck off Roma, I’m a Mackem now
Na na na na na na na na
 
Mboma said:
Just reading the last few pages, there's going to be some angry folk kicking off if/when the club don't spend the likes of 70/80m going up.

There's absolutely nothing to suggest the club will go all out and spend the majority of money that's just come through the door on high transfer fees and high wages. The club just doesn't run like that. If they spend around 30/40m in total, the board will see that as a huge outlay to the squad.

Unless KLD gets some wealthy investors on board with some serious backing, it'll just be business as usual at the club with young talent, free transfers and loans, which tbf, they've been pretty decent at.
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Hahaha £30 million on one player later…
 
We’re linked with some exciting players. But the betting markets have us currently 16 points of safety coming last. So it’s a huge ask for us to even be competitive. We need to sign quality, the new players need to get into the team straight away, and we need to exceed expectations. If that all happens we can sneak 35 points perhaps and stop up.
 
Southern Monkey said:
We’re linked with some exciting players. But the betting markets have us currently 16 points of safety coming last. So it’s a huge ask for us to even be competitive. We need to sign quality, the new players need to get into the team straight away, and we need to exceed expectations. If that all happens we can sneak 35 points perhaps and stop up.
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Where is that? Lump on. We won't get relegated.
 
Southern Monkey said:
We’re linked with some exciting players. But the betting markets have us currently 16 points of safety coming last. So it’s a huge ask for us to even be competitive. We need to sign quality, the new players need to get into the team straight away, and we need to exceed expectations. If that all happens we can sneak 35 points perhaps and stop up.
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Betting markets have the play off winning side to get relegated? That’s a surprise.
 
Locke's SAFC said:
Over-egged. He picked the ball up and made a standard pass into a Roberts in acres of space that a Northern League player would make with ease 100 times out of 100.

It was Roberts' ball into Mayenda that was the much better ball and opened up Sheffield.

As said, Le Fee was here for 4 months and injured for a quarter of that period. He did ok all things considered but no more than that.

We'll see how he goes next season. 'Jury's out. Hopefully he'll be much better for getting a few months under his belt and having a better grasp of playing English football.
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Le Fee hasn't convinced me yet. We will sharp find out if he can hack the Premier League. You are right to voice caution.
Safc98 said:
Without him we don’t go up simple as that
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Mayenda was the difference.
 
Lo Ursem said:
Le Fee hasn't convinced me yet. We will sharp find out if he can hack the Premier League. You are right to voice caution.

Mayenda was the difference.
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Mayenda was huge but so was Le Fee tbh. It was his pressing that led to the winner against Coventry, and his corner for Ballard. Even in the final, I don't agree with the lad who says his pass was easy, I think a lot of players take a touch and, if he does, we don't score that goal. Le Fee was one of a good few who made a big difference, was a proper team effort and he was a good part of it and it justified his signing imo.
 
Guinness Guzzler said:
Mayenda was huge but so was Le Fee tbh. It was his pressing that led to the winner against Coventry, and his corner for Ballard. Even in the final, I don't agree with the lad who says his pass was easy, I think a lot of players take a touch and, if he does, we don't score that goal. Le Fee was one of a good few who made a big difference, was a proper team effort and he was a good part of it and it justified his signing imo.
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Came to England, a new country, mid season, played in about four positions, rarely his actual one, took a bad injury and still made the difference when it counts. If people can’t see his technical brilliance that’s one thing. But look at his resilience - many a good player, struggles with this.

Seems like he loves life at the club. Wants to be here. Will be our fulcrum next year. Haway Le Fee.
 
Smiler said:
Set up chances in every single game he played, some of which ended up with terrible finishing and he was playing in a position he'd played something like 1 game before we signed him.
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Exactly this. If you can’t see the value that this lad brings to the side you need to get your cataracts removed. His vision, skill, work rate is undoubtable.
His commitment to the the team and the club is undeniable, fitness permitting, he will be a star in the PL next season.
 
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