supaseagull
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If anyone says no to this then they’re very deluded. Delaney is a class act - streets ahead of anything else we have in midfield
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Thomas Delaney
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If anyone says no to this then they’re very deluded. Delaney is a class act - streets ahead of anything else we have in midfield
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Bladders
Twats everywhere
If he can complete 3 passes in a row then he's better than Dale & Davy put together.
Lurchy
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- Jul 2, 2014
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Interesting piece in deichstube about Delaney. He was asked if he had played his last game for Bremen and was non comitial in his response. His agent met with Werder's head last Friday, apparently it was very brief and the club has since given all indication that he's on his way out. Apparently Delaney is keen to play in the Premier League and a fee of 15m euro's is being quoted as the figure that he's available for.
https://www.deichstube.de/news/thom...remen-an-premiere-league-england-9843952.html
https://www.deichstube.de/news/thom...remen-an-premiere-league-england-9843952.html
Alba Badger
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I WANT HIM AT OUR CLUB. He looks spot on for us.
Whitechapel
Famous Last Words
Pretty sure we'll be back in for him.
Wasn't the only reason we didn't get him last summer because he'd only just signed for Werder Bremen?
Wasn't the only reason we didn't get him last summer because he'd only just signed for Werder Bremen?
warmleyseagull
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Here is Google Translate of article - I always like a laugh at the translations but this one is not too bad:
"We're losing a leader," said the Dane, and much more about his team-mate at Werder. But when he was questioned about his own future, the 26-year-old was thoughtful, pondering each word and indicating his farewell.
"I don't know," Delaney said, asking if it might have been his last game at the Weser Stadium. Short break – and then he explained: "It is a narrow ridge to be honest and to say his opinion-and to become disrespectful of the association under contract. There's a line. Therefore no comment on my future. We'll see what happens. Everything is possible in football. I'm happy here. " The last sentence might have been a encouragement, but he wasn't.
Delaney's consultant was on Friday in Bremen
Because Delaney was also referred to the visit of his adviser. According to his own information, Michael Stensgaard had only drunk a coffee with Werder-head of athletics Frank Baumann on Friday. "No comment," Wiegelte Delaney on this subject immediately and grinned at it. Of course, he was talking about the appointment. Finally, he wants to realize the dream of the Premier League in the summer.
Interest from England should already be deposited. The only question is, is there a change before or after the World Cup. There, Delaney could draw more attention to himself with strong appearances and make better offers for himself, but also for Werder. From a transfer of at least 15 million euros, Werder will be prepared to think about transferring the service providers.
However, after the game, Baumann did not want to talk about sums of money, but he confirmed the general impression: "Thomas told us that he feels comfortable here, that nothing moves him, but that when he comes in the summer a selection, he also likes to accept it. Would. "
"We're losing a leader," said the Dane, and much more about his team-mate at Werder. But when he was questioned about his own future, the 26-year-old was thoughtful, pondering each word and indicating his farewell.
"I don't know," Delaney said, asking if it might have been his last game at the Weser Stadium. Short break – and then he explained: "It is a narrow ridge to be honest and to say his opinion-and to become disrespectful of the association under contract. There's a line. Therefore no comment on my future. We'll see what happens. Everything is possible in football. I'm happy here. " The last sentence might have been a encouragement, but he wasn't.
Delaney's consultant was on Friday in Bremen
Because Delaney was also referred to the visit of his adviser. According to his own information, Michael Stensgaard had only drunk a coffee with Werder-head of athletics Frank Baumann on Friday. "No comment," Wiegelte Delaney on this subject immediately and grinned at it. Of course, he was talking about the appointment. Finally, he wants to realize the dream of the Premier League in the summer.
Interest from England should already be deposited. The only question is, is there a change before or after the World Cup. There, Delaney could draw more attention to himself with strong appearances and make better offers for himself, but also for Werder. From a transfer of at least 15 million euros, Werder will be prepared to think about transferring the service providers.
However, after the game, Baumann did not want to talk about sums of money, but he confirmed the general impression: "Thomas told us that he feels comfortable here, that nothing moves him, but that when he comes in the summer a selection, he also likes to accept it. Would. "
http://www.espn.co.uk/football/werd...ared-to-lose-thomas-delaney-to-premier-league
Would imagine he will wait untill after the World Cup to see what offers are on the table.
Would imagine he will wait untill after the World Cup to see what offers are on the table.
Marshy
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I would love Delaney. Ideal for us, competition could be fierce though
When I asked a very knowledgeable danish friend of mine about Delaney he immediately said “mr average”.
He was surprised there was talk of big money and said he is not particularly quick, not particularly strong and not creative at all.
£12m sounds alright, but I’d be wary of north of 15
He was surprised there was talk of big money and said he is not particularly quick, not particularly strong and not creative at all.
£12m sounds alright, but I’d be wary of north of 15
Jim Van Winkle
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The key to moneyball football is to never buy a player who has had a good WC tournament. Let’s hope he stinks Russia out or has a bang average tournament. TB won’t pay for over inflated WC stars.
Weststander
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Is he better than the Delaney @ Selhurst?
Nixonator
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I wouldn't believe believe everything you hear, even if you consider them knowledgeable.
I've watched him a number of times. He is uncompromising, committed, and a massive threat at set pieces. Also has a knack of timing runs into the box. He fits the bill.
How much would you consider a 2-3 years younger Stephens worth? That's what we'll have to pay.
Marshy
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Delaney
Sinclair
Andone
Rondón
Shopping done.... easy
Sinclair
Andone
Rondón
Shopping done.... easy
JimmyJayUK
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- Feb 20, 2014
- 279
The same Rondon from West Brom? haha... we wan't a striker who hows where the goal is surely?
Not Andy Naylor
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Anyone on here is better than the Delaney @ Selhurst.
Not Andy Naylor
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Ideally it would be to buy a player before he has a good WC tournament.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Watched him a few times this season on TV .
He’s no major upgrade on Stephens or Propper
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