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Is the new contract to pay him what he is obviously worth, or to ward off
interest from predators?
interest from predators?
Christian Nørgaard - Extends to June 2024 (+1yr option) (1 Viewer)
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Mr Cynical
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both?
Lionel Bart-At
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Did everyone see all the unseen work he got through against England tonight?. Subtle beast of a performance! Alright, not always subtle!
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PS Please mentally apply smileys, winkies (!) etc. as applicable, to above post, as cannot get them to work on my crap phone. (smiley)
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You cannot underestimate his performance against England tonight.
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I'm saying nothing.
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Translation of this article: https://sport.tv2.dk/fodbold/2020-0...fter-imponerende-debut-det-har-jeg-ventet-paa
The Danish national coach Kasper Hjulmand was very enthusiastic about Christian Nørgaard's debut. Christian Nørgaard made a distinguished debut on the Danish national team against England.
The midfielder started in the team, got 73 minutes of playing time and was named the best Dane of the match after the match. The former Brøndby player also had a hard time peeling off the smile after the debut.
- I am incredibly proud, it sounded from Christian Nørgaard at a press conference after the match.
Before his debut against England, Christian Nørgaard had seen 5 international matches from the bench. Therefore, it was great to finally get the debut in red and white, in the showdown that ended with a single point after 0-0.
- I've been waiting a long time for this moment. Doing it in Parken and against an opponent like England is something I will never forget. This group is unique, I think. It is very rare that one can come in as new and just accepted from day one.
Christian Nørgaard was one of Kasper Hjulmand's new names in the starting line-up for the match against England, where the Brentford player replaced Pierre-Emile Højbjerg. And the national coach also had a hard time hiding his enthusiasm for the fine debut from the new man.
- I am very impressed that in your first match - against England - you can go in like that and just play your game. It was impressive to see, Hjulmand said at the press conference after the match.
- I've been following him since he was a little boy. I've seen him take some big steps. Quietly, he has grown and has gained a toughness in the position that I really like.
The Danish national coach Kasper Hjulmand was very enthusiastic about Christian Nørgaard's debut. Christian Nørgaard made a distinguished debut on the Danish national team against England.
The midfielder started in the team, got 73 minutes of playing time and was named the best Dane of the match after the match. The former Brøndby player also had a hard time peeling off the smile after the debut.
- I am incredibly proud, it sounded from Christian Nørgaard at a press conference after the match.
Before his debut against England, Christian Nørgaard had seen 5 international matches from the bench. Therefore, it was great to finally get the debut in red and white, in the showdown that ended with a single point after 0-0.
- I've been waiting a long time for this moment. Doing it in Parken and against an opponent like England is something I will never forget. This group is unique, I think. It is very rare that one can come in as new and just accepted from day one.
Christian Nørgaard was one of Kasper Hjulmand's new names in the starting line-up for the match against England, where the Brentford player replaced Pierre-Emile Højbjerg. And the national coach also had a hard time hiding his enthusiasm for the fine debut from the new man.
- I am very impressed that in your first match - against England - you can go in like that and just play your game. It was impressive to see, Hjulmand said at the press conference after the match.
- I've been following him since he was a little boy. I've seen him take some big steps. Quietly, he has grown and has gained a toughness in the position that I really like.
Oh dear.......that bad was it
My home tuition courses in plain English clearly aren't working.:very angry:
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You misunderestimate me (c) George W Bush.
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Another solid display, despite the assault and obligatory yellow card for him too.
Head and shoulders above his midfield partners at the moment.
Head and shoulders above his midfield partners at the moment.
Delbee
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Could be he was suffering from a headache following the Dean challenge in the first half
Not at his best but ok
Not at his best but ok
Lionel Bart-At
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Such a crispness, simplicity and clarity about his game. Towered above the field when he came on tonight.
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Didn't he? Incredible to see. His ability with and without the ball. Such quality in the squad, but I could watch this chap play all game every game.
alexcavell
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Good to have a commentator who can pronounce his name correctly
Ashford Bees
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The back heel pass to Rico 2nd half was sublime. Big big player for us.
Mr Cynical
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I thought that was Forss?
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Well if we didn’t all already know how critical this guy is, we just saw a demonstration!
Please please please be a minor injury!
Please please please be a minor injury!
AB
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The only bright spark would be if it means he’s spared going off for the international break and can recover and preserve his energy for us.
readingbee
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Isn’t that why Janelt has been recruited?
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quote already from TF that he won’t make the England game. That worries me though, must be serious to make that judgement already
TW3Bee
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Good news for England I say.
Lionel Bart-At
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Desperately bad news for Christian following his international breakthrough and MOM performance against England. Worse still news for us if the injury is even more long-term than this.
Doovster
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Let's wait and see. I'm not surprised TF is quoted as saying he won't make the Danish squad now, but that doesn't mean he won't be fit for us in two weeks time.
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Looked like a simple twist to me. We have the international break coming up. If there was a best time for this to happen - this was it
liverbee
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A blessing in disguise. Janelt can learn the ropes under his tutelage.
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I think he might have done his Achilles. Didn't look like an ankle twist or knock. Seriously hope not though.
unBEEliveable
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Seen a few comments about how PNE might have targeted him but I didn't see that at a
Very much hope not
Agreed. It doesn't usually take much for a club to withdraw a player from an international squad!
mhead bee
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Just landed and jarred it, I don't think it even twistred. He did the same in pre season against Bournemouth last year didn't he and missed a few games.
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Lionel Bart-At
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Frayed knot. @BEEcool was all in favour. I think Watson could have done a one-off job yesterday on a zero hours contract basis.Im hoping for a wooosh here but.....................
Isleworth_Bee
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Hes found his level at Charlton.Frayed knot. @BEEcool was all in favour. I think Watson could have done a one-off job yesterday on a zero hours contract basis.
CN would be a huge loss.UnsungZero
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My first thought was that or a stress fracture. I was willing them to take him off as trying to run it off can only have caused more damage. He isn't the sort of player to roll around in agony for no reason and it clearly wasn't a knock.
Lionel Bart-At
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Very unlikely. Spiral fracture fib a possibility but again very unlikely. Probably soft tissue hopefully not too serious.
Doovster
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That's what I saw too, just landed with both feet together, didn't appear any impact from the Preston player, just a jarred landing. Let's hope it's a bit of soft tissue damage, as opposed to a stress fracture or something, it's a worry that the most innocuous ones are often the worst....
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It was of course tongue in cheek mentioning Watson again here - the incredulity of some on that thread at the mere idea of us signing someone 30+ was quite amusing but what it did do, was highlight the absence of a genuine 'back-up' for Norgaard should he get an injury. We have a few that could fill-in or be asked to step up but I don't think it's a position where you want to be blooding someone. Of all the positions I think it's one that lends itself for a more experienced player (like a Watto) to slot in until CN is back.Frayed knot. @BEEcool was all in favour. I think Watson could have done a one-off job yesterday on a zero hours contract basis.
Mr Cynical
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he's crap!!
Wee Dave
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I am precisely not a doctor but I wonder if his ability to try to run it off means it's not as bad as all that. Then again Stuart Pearce once famously attempted to run off a broken leg so what do I know.
Mr Cynical
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The worry about this is it will make Norgaard a target in the same way Judge was. Take him out and we surrender.. need to find a way of playing without him, whether that’s going to a back three or finding someone else to fill the role to a similar level.