JANORAK
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Of course. Just discussing....
Henrik Dalsgaard - Signs to June 2021
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I wish he didn't have to go on international duties, or does he? Interested to know. Henrik desperately need to rest, especially after the last international followed by this mad Championship schedule, followed again by another international for him. When you look at the amount of games in such a short period of time he has had, a few loose passes what some people are talking and moaning about is to be expected, just like the rest of his team mates. My main concern with the team is our lack of wingers who can run, take on players and hold the ball up to get our fullbacks involved. We are extremely poor this season compare to last season in this part of our game, the wingers seems to lose the ball more often leaving our fullbacks exposed when pushed on.
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Looks like Danish bees aren’t travelling for internationals...
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Good if that is true
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Great news, a much needed rest.
badgerbee
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Where’s that stated please?
UK bans flights and lorries from Denmark amid fears Covid mink mutation could derail vaccine
Six countries have now reported cases of Covid-19 on mink farms with the Danish strain considered the most worrying
inews.co.uk
suggestion that all travel banned between uk and denmark
badgerbee
Mafeking Avenue........gets you there!!!!
Yeah, thank you. That's about no travel into UK from Denmark.UK bans flights and lorries from Denmark amid fears Covid mink mutation could derail vaccine
Six countries have now reported cases of Covid-19 on mink farms with the Danish strain considered the most worrying
suggestion that all travel banned between uk and denmark
My question was regarding where has it been suggested that our Danes won't travel out for international football??
If they go to Denmark then they are banned from returning to the UK - so one would hope that they will not travel...but we will see what happens
badgerbee
Mafeking Avenue........gets you there!!!!
One would 'hope' indeed.....
But @Mr Cynical stated:
"Looks like Danish bees aren’t travelling for internationals..."
Just wondering if that had been stated somewhere, or just surmised.....
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As I assume they are classed as UK residents they'll be allowed back in but would have to isolate for 10-14 days (I think, could be 7 days actually) but yeah I doubt any side (and it's not just us as Spurs, leicester also have players called up) that have had call ups will release their players now.
Mr Cynical
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England vs Iceland in doubt; Premier League players set to be left out of Denmark squad
Seven Premier League players including Kasper Schmeichel, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Andreas Christensen could be left out of Denmark's squad to face Sweden, Iceland and Belgium due to new coronavirus restrictions in England; Sweden omit five players based in England and Scotland
GP200
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..............thoughts with MinkyBee................UK bans flights and lorries from Denmark amid fears Covid mink mutation could derail vaccine
Six countries have now reported cases of Covid-19 on mink farms with the Danish strain considered the most worrying
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Hopefully he escaped the cull. 
Bigbee
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he's escaped the barbers for yearsHopefully he escaped the cull.
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Henrik Dalsgaard won't be going to Denmark.
www.brentfordfc.com
it was announced over the weekend that anyone arriving from Denmark in to the UK will have to quarantine. The Danish FA issued a statement yesterday, Sunday 8 November, indicating that professional athletes are not excluded from this quarantine. As such, the Denmark squad has been updated for the match on Wednesday and will not include Henrik and Mathias.
Danish football association update squad
The Danish football association issued an update yesterday about their squad for three upcoming matches.
www.brentfordfc.com
it was announced over the weekend that anyone arriving from Denmark in to the UK will have to quarantine. The Danish FA issued a statement yesterday, Sunday 8 November, indicating that professional athletes are not excluded from this quarantine. As such, the Denmark squad has been updated for the match on Wednesday and will not include Henrik and Mathias.
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That’s good news for us.Henrik Dalsgaard won't be going to Denmark.
Danish football association update squad
The Danish football association issued an update yesterday about their squad for three upcoming matches.
it was announced over the weekend that anyone arriving from Denmark in to the UK will have to quarantine. The Danish FA issued a statement yesterday, Sunday 8 November, indicating that professional athletes are not excluded from this quarantine. As such, the Denmark squad has been updated for the match on Wednesday and will not include Henrik and Mathias.
Was expecting elite sports to be exempt but pleased they’re not.
Mr Cynical
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Could still play the national league games but you’d imagine it was unlikely now
jlove
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The Danish players will be travelling, then:
www.brentfordfc.com
Brentford's Danish players to link up with international squad
Brentford pair Henrik Dalsgaard and Mathias Jensen will link up with the Danish international squad in the coming days for two upcoming UEFA Nations League matches. The pair were named in the squad earlier this month for the games as well as a friendly against Sweden, which took place on Wednesday.
www.brentfordfc.com
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damn
Mr Cynical
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typical, let's hope they stay on the benchThe Danish players will be travelling, then:
Brentford's Danish players to link up with international squad
Brentford pair Henrik Dalsgaard and Mathias Jensen will link up with the Danish international squad in the coming days for two upcoming UEFA Nations League matches. The pair were named in the squad earlier this month for the games as well as a friendly against Sweden, which took place on Wednesday.
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Only if it's been wiped down with Antibac
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Anti viral ...
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You mean I've been using the wrong stuff - gulp!
jlove
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Soap and water is more effective than antibac...
Mr Cynical
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it’s ok, they’re all mink-lined in Denmark..
Bleach is best or else disinfectant
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FGS Ruislip, don’t drink it!
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Too late..........................not as bad as Watneys to be fair!
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Confused.com. Where do they stand when they return? Not available for two weeks presumably?The Danish players will be travelling, then:
Brentford's Danish players to link up with international squad
Brentford pair Henrik Dalsgaard and Mathias Jensen will link up with the Danish international squad in the coming days for two upcoming UEFA Nations League matches. The pair were named in the squad earlier this month for the games as well as a friendly against Sweden, which took place on Wednesday.
UPDATE: Ah, sorry. Just read the full article. F****** disgrace that they're exempt, protocol or not, but understand now.
Mr Cynical
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On the bench today thankfully, though Jensen starts
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Most effective if injected.
Mr Cynical
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Went off with a 'minor injury' according to Frank. Not great with a lot of games coming up and no back up.. Could that mean he misses Rotherham on Tuesday? If so do we 'be brave' and go with Stevens or go 3 at the back with wing backs?
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From the preview of Rotherham’s game v QPR it sounded like they are very short of attacking options since Ogbene’s injury. So starting with something like our second half shape with 3 cbs might not be a bad call.
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Sergi as wing back?
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I can't say I have enough understanding of the difference between three at the back and four at the back, except that in recent times, until last night, four seemed more effective in this team. I get that it affects wing backs and allows different players to play in their stronger natural positions and last night it was to play Pontus in and get JDS and Dalsgaard off.
I suspect that it's always taking a chance to change tactics during a game and involves luck.
I suspect that it's always taking a chance to change tactics during a game and involves luck.
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Last night it was to deal with BOS. By having Pontus come on to play centrally, it allowed Mads Bech to be a second line to Rico, doubling up on BOS, knowing that he was covered by Pontus centrally. Plus, with Jensen on, we still had 3 others in midfield supporting the 3 up front. That changed the dynamic of the game once we settled into it. A tactical change for the circumstance.
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BOS is a good player. Has given us problems each time we've played them over the last couple of years. A possible solution to our winger problem - perhaps?
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They'll want at least 15 mill for him, we couldn't afford him
jlove
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They'll look to get maximum money in January and I don't think our "problem" needs us to spend whatever fee QPR want, or tribunal agrees at the end of the season; we can probably spend it better.
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Why would a tribunal be involved? He's out of contract.
jlove
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He'll still be 23 at the end of his contract, so training compensation will be due to QPR and probably Blackpool.
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Oh really? Thought he was older than that. Seems to have been around a long time.
Really? I think he contributes a lot for a right back, he’s not the problem at the minute.He’s not a right back at this level anymore
Too slow now, Mbeumo is always double marked because he has no one overlapping. It causes us problems for sure, makes it harder for us to stretch teams.
Mr Cynical
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He's suffering from Roerslev's injury. He really shouldn't be playing 3 games a week and as a result he's had to reign in his attacking side. Result is Mbeumo's getting frustrated and DaSilva is having to go wide but having little impact there.
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I agree, he needs a break he’s played so many minutes over the last few years just looks knackered. His driving runs aren’t half as regular as they used to be, maybe he’s getting older and slower yes but I think the poor bloke is probably just knackered too.