Yes and time will tell if we're right

I think our data machine must be broken. Surely he's much too tall and old! Welcome on board sir and hope you don't get a crick in your neck talking with your new colleagues.
We do need some extra height at the back - as long as this chap is speedy too as a wing back. Would be gutted if MC goes, though - a class player
worth noting that he began his professional career as a striker so there's a bit of flexibility there too. No idea if he was able to hit a barn door with a banjo but a 6' 4'' option in the oppo box if we are chasing a game can't be bad.
6ft 4in option in our box defending set pieces isn't bad either. I think he could be a very shrewd signing, he doesn't mind a tackle so isn't likely to be out muscled or bullied too often. We've lacked physicality and always look a little side that while not necessarily a disadvantage would I imagine give bigger, more physical sides confidence that they are capable of battling and stopping us playing.
Just to point out that players can still have a resale value even over the age of 30. Birmingham just paid £2m for Craig Gardner.
6ft 4in option in our box defending set pieces isn't bad either. I think he could be a very shrewd signing, he doesn't mind a tackle so isn't likely to be out muscled or bullied too often. We've lacked physicality and always look a little side that while not necessarily a disadvantage would I imagine give bigger, more physical sides confidence that they are capable of battling and stopping us playing.

Danish ones.Will this signing Lur more fans so we can pak out GP even more
Will this signing Lur more fans so we can pak out GP even more
Will this signing Lur more fans so we can pak out GP even more
Will this signing Lur more fans so we can pak out GP even more
Just watched a few of his goals, he's certainly not afraid of a shot from outside the box!
Really? That sounds good. Even better than, say, Toumani?
Would I be correct in thinking you're slightly taking the piss out of Toumani here. Unfair - who can ever forget this cracker against Sheffield United?
According to my OB supporting relative here, if you count Dalsgård as 'one of us', then Brentford are the club with the most representatives in the current Denmark National Team.
Have we ever attained that level in an international side before?
It is interesting to see Dalsgård listed under 'Forwards' on the official DBU site.
worth noting that he began his professional career as a striker so there's a bit of flexibility there too. No idea if he was able to hit a barn door with a banjo but a 6' 4'' option in the oppo box if we are chasing a game can't be bad.
I thought we had, The Hoff!![]()
I doubt it, but how about in the 1930s?
Not in the same XI. Two for Wales... Hopkins and Richards. Two for Scotland, McKenzie and Reid. Never three, I think that's it. :shrug:
It is interesting to see Dalsgård listed under 'Forwards' on the official DBU site.
Not in the same XI. Two for Wales... Hopkins and Richards. Two for Scotland, McKenzie and Reid. Never three, I think that's it. :shrug:
What about Dave Mc Culloch wasn't he in the same Scotland team as the other 2 ?
According to my OB supporting relative here, if you count Dalsgård as 'one of us', then Brentford are the club with the most representatives in the current Denmark National team.
6ft 4in option in our box defending set pieces isn't bad either. I think he could be a very shrewd signing, he doesn't mind a tackle so isn't likely to be out muscled or bullied too often. We've lacked physicality and always look a little side that while not necessarily a disadvantage would I imagine give bigger, more physical sides confidence that they are capable of battling and stopping us playing.
He will definitely be the aerial outlet for Bentley. Currently, we basically surrender possession every time Dan has to punt the ball aerially, whether from goal kicks or open play. Dalsgaard will give us the chance of competing for the ball, a bit like Button used to aim for Bidwell.
Most teams lose possession most of the time when the goal keeper "Has to punt the ball aerially" hence the reason why most decent footballing teams attempt to play as we do.
Absolutely, but not always possible. Most games Bentley has to punt on probably 5 or 6 occasions minimum, probably more, especially against pressing teams, which is increasingly the favoured style when playing against Brentford.
I bet after his first game..somebody will say he's *****....lol...You Reds...
I bet after his first game..somebody will say he's *****....lol...You Reds...