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Leicester do have a grand number of players to choose from but without a settled system, a method or policy that is easy to understand, then you are on a bit of trip towards decline or even moving into tragic outcomes.

The game today at Villa Park shows that being smart makes you look silly in the end. So far this season it’s been chopping and changing, resting people and forgetting the important stuff at times.

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We all know that Liverpool and Manchester United are sniffing around and would like to see a few foxes in their camps. Caglar Soyuncu, James Maddison and Youri Tielemans are the players who could be approached with massive bids coming in.

There are a number of fringe players at Manchester United and Liverpool that could be sensational signings and really lift the roof other places.

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Leicester did great vs. Watford, but it’s a bit of a riddle to see how Kelechi Iheanacho and Patson Daka both are used compared to those playing up front at Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea.

In the game vs. West Ham, Man City often did a rotation among the top three, with Sterling, Jesus and Mahrez switching positions and from a line-up perspective playing Mahrez in the centre position, strange but true.

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