You've got to admire David Wagner's composure in this, his first season in the top flight.

He said: "We have no problem with confidence here. We’ve collected points and have been competitive against good teams.”

He's right as well.

They'll really give Bournemouth a challenge on the South Coast on Saturday.

On free agent Bacary Sagna, Shakespeare said: "We've looked at him before but not recently."

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More positive injury news from the King Power stadium.

Shakespeare says Wilfred Ndidi is fit to face West Brom. His injury scare turned out to be cramp.

Striker Jamie Vardy has fully recovered from a hip problem. "He's trained every day this week and looked sharp," said Shakespeare.

Leicester's other internationals, including Ben Chilwell, have returned fit.

Robert Huth remains sidelined though.

You may be aware of this one.

Fifa have played hardball with Leicester over their attempts to complete a complex deal for Adrien Silva that have rumbled on since deadline day.

Craig Shakespeare isn't impressed. He said he's "disappointed" and the in-limbo player is "fine" but frustrated. "He's going to have his moments," he said.

On whether he'll pursue the club's case with CAS he said: "I'll leave it in the hands of the club."

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Swans boss Paul Clement says striker Wilfried Bony has a "50-50" chance of playing against Huddersfield on Saturday.

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This is nice.

Huddersfield's German boss Wagner met up with some of the club's faithful earlier in the week.

“I met some fans in the week & we had a good night," he said. "They are still so excited & I know and trust they will stay with us.”

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Paul Clement is not underestimating Swansea's opponents, Huddersfield, ahead of their meeting.

"They play nice football, they are well coached and you have to say well done to them on the start they have made," he said.

Wagner, however, did confirm Huddersfield will be without Michael Hefele for a wee while longer.

"He has seen the specialists and we’re recovering him without surgery for another 4-6 weeks," he said of the player, who has an Achilles problem.

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It's alright for some eh?!

Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner reports no new injury concerns for his squad following the international break.

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Renato Sanches is a major doubt for Swansea's match against Huddersfield on Saturday with a minor thigh injury, says Swans boss Paul Clement.

Craig Shakespeare has arrived for his Leicester press conference ahead of the West Brom game on Monday.

Updates imminently.

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Just as we wait for the conferences to start this is interesting.

The immensely wealthy owner of NFL Champions the New England Patriots, Robert Kraft, is still interested in buying a Premier League club.

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Huddersfield, Leicester, Swansea, Burnley, Watford and West Ham all have press conferences in the next couple of hours - starting at 1pm.

We'll keep you up to date with the essential information that emerges.

Wenger is the elder statesman of Premier League managers but he isn't stingy with praise for the young pups.

On Saturday's dug-out rival, Watford manager Marco Silva, 40, he said: "He has impressed. Watford play good football. He has done very well."

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And a quick one on Jack Wilshere's much speculated future.

Wenger said: "He doesn’t have to leave Arsenal to get to the World Cup. In the best form I have seen him for a long time.

"If he keeps playing as he is he will go to the World Cup. I wish he goes to the World Cup."

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Just switching back to Arsenal, here's Wenger striking a blow for ordinary put-upon football fans across the land when it comes to fixtures on 24 December.

"We have to adapt to the schedule but if it happens personally the game should be played no later than 2pm.

"You call me a traditionalist. Personally, I would prefer to be at home on Christmas Eve and celebrate but that could still happen if we play early on the day.

"You wouldn't want to sacrifice an evening with the family.

"We move to a society where religion isn't considered anymore in any decision and people want to watch football in the Christmas period."

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Surely Leicester won't be feeling especially accommodating when West Brom rock up on Monday night aiming to compound their tough start to the season.

But Pulis says he's usually impressed with the welcome his side gets.

"Leciester are are a great club," he said. "We get looked after there. I'm looking forward to going there on Monday night."

Pulis is thrilled with the progress of summer loan singing Grzegorz Krychowiak.

He believes there's more to come from the lively Poland and Paris St Germain winger too.

He said: "He is an even better player than what he's shown already. He's really mixed in. His English is fantastic."

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On Belgium international Nacer Chadli's fitness Pulis said: "Nacer is seeing a back specialist abroad and he won't be back in the building until Saturday morning."

On Hal Robson-Kanu's availability he added: "Hal has a little strain and Mozza hurt his calf muscle so there are a couple of niggles. Two days extra might help."

West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis has been speaking to the media ahead of the Baggies Midlands derby clash with struggling Leicester City on Monday night.

He was pleased with James McClean's form for Ireland during the international break, after he scored the only goal to edge out Wales on Tuesday night.

"James has done brilliant," he said. "He's a great lad and it was a great goal for Ireland. I'm pleased for him."