I meant Brighton. Whichever one where we went walkabout, they all kind of blend into one.Maguire wrote:Can't wait to see McCarthy coming off his line and getting beaten to the punch like the games against Millwall and Yeovil.
I meant Brighton. Whichever one where we went walkabout, they all kind of blend into one.Maguire wrote:Can't wait to see McCarthy coming off his line and getting beaten to the punch like the games against Millwall and Yeovil.
The pants of Primus.Pepe the Horseman wrote:Done deal according to who?
This won't be the worst thing to happen over the close season if it does transpire. We could easily get £7-8M for the pair, as well as getting a chunk off the wage bill. Andersen has been with us for years now, so knows the RFC way, can't be on too much of a wedge, and has amassed a fair bit of experience via loans.Hoop Blah wrote:I can see us selling both McCarthy and Federici and ending up with Andersen as number one by the way things are sounding.
Andersen was a better prospect and performed better than Hamer, who is an established Champ keeper with Charlton now. That's why Hamer left, because he was behind Federici, McCarthy and Andersen.Royal Lady wrote:I've never seen Andersen or Henly play so I can't comment on their skills or lack thereof, but selling your number 1 and number 2 goalkeeper and replacing with your 4th choice keeper and some other lad is hardly going to instill confidence in the fans, let alone the players. If we have to let McCarthy go, then we MUST keep Feds imo.
Lovely hot donuts! wrote:I have faith that Andersen would be a competent no.1 but am somewhat concerned that our no.2 would be Jon Henly. I'm not saying he doesn't have potential but he spent the end of this season playing for my second team, Maidenhead United. He did very well and was very popular with their fan's who are desperate to have him back for the new season. But that is for Maidenhead in the Skrill South! Really not confident he could step in and be any good in the championship should Andersen get injured.
He spent two months at Oxford United from early January. He played zero times.JordCot wrote:Lovely hot donuts! wrote:I have faith that Andersen would be a competent no.1 but am somewhat concerned that our no.2 would be Jon Henly. I'm not saying he doesn't have potential but he spent the end of this season playing for my second team, Maidenhead United. He did very well and was very popular with their fan's who are desperate to have him back for the new season. But that is for Maidenhead in the Skrill South! Really not confident he could step in and be any good in the championship should Andersen get injured.
The reason he is playing that low down is because he doesn't have experience playing much higher up. That doesn't mean he isn't good enough, no championship side is going to loan our 4th choice keeper and play them. The opportunities to play are only going to come low down
He was brought in as cover, he knew what he was going for.Lovely hot donuts! wrote:He spent two months at Oxford United from early January. He played zero times.JordCot wrote:Lovely hot donuts! wrote:I have faith that Andersen would be a competent no.1 but am somewhat concerned that our no.2 would be Jon Henly. I'm not saying he doesn't have potential but he spent the end of this season playing for my second team, Maidenhead United. He did very well and was very popular with their fan's who are desperate to have him back for the new season. But that is for Maidenhead in the Skrill South! Really not confident he could step in and be any good in the championship should Andersen get injured.
The reason he is playing that low down is because he doesn't have experience playing much higher up. That doesn't mean he isn't good enough, no championship side is going to loan our 4th choice keeper and play them. The opportunities to play are only going to come low down
Hmmm....JordCot wrote:He was brought in as cover, he knew what he was going for.Lovely hot donuts! wrote:He spent two months at Oxford United from early January. He played zero times.JordCot wrote:
The reason he is playing that low down is because he doesn't have experience playing much higher up. That doesn't mean he isn't good enough, no championship side is going to loan our 4th choice keeper and play them. The opportunities to play are only going to come low down
Elmer Park wrote:Just reminding people Andersen can't get a game for his Danish team.
This.Ian Royal wrote:Believe it when I see it. He's nowhere near ready for Arsenal and he's got Taylor as an example of what happens when you go as backup.
I agree with the sentiment, but Villa are in turmoil at the moment and unless things change a lot with a new owner coming in I can see them struggling next year.SPARTA wrote:Somewhere like Villa would be perfect for him. Hope he gets a decent club like that, and not a newly promoted club who could go back down.
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