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  1. 'Get Dewsbury-Hall back' and 'go after Rashford' - your thoughtspublished at 16:20 18 December 2024

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    Chelsea's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Manchester United's Marcus RashfordImage source, Getty Images

    We asked for one thing - good or bad - that nobody is talking about at Leicester City.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Martyn: Our Foxes are desperately short of Premier League experience. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is not going to get into Chelsea's first team, so let's get him back on loan at least. As Ruud van Nistelrooy has a good relationship with Enzo Maresca, let's give Ben Chilwell a chance to regain his England place by taking him out of exile and on loan, if necessary.

    Jeremy: Bring back Dewsbury-Hall - with a reduction in his salary. Chelsea will want to offload players in January.

    Dave: We have no real "lock picker" in midfield to play a ball through to the forwards. And we need another forward to alternate and to play alongside Jamie Vardy.

    Ash: Marcus Rashford is out of favour at Manchester United, so we should be going after him. Under Ruud, he could be immense and just what we need.

    Gumley: When Ruud was PSV manager, they scored a lot and conceded a lot. The manager of Leicester City needs to get our defence organised, and I'm worried he is not the man. No-one can do everything and maybe a decent defensive coach is needed in his backroom staff, but we are a fortnight in now and he has brought nobody with him. This is needed right now.

    Frederick: Why did the Foxes sign Harry Souttar on a five-year contract to not play the Australia international and loan him out? He has never got a chance and he could have made a difference.

    Matt: James Justin is so completely out of form, but nobody seems to notice.

    Bob: Things might look glum at the moment but remember Christmas 2015, when Leicester City were bottom of the Premier League and hot favourites for relegation! In the New Year, they went on to win seven, draw one and lose one - and we all know what happened the following season!

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