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Dennis Cirkin

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He appears to be abroad somewhere according to his Instagram. Could be an old picture like.

Can’t see anyway he’s signing a new contract after so long like. I also can’t see a way he’ll sign for a team to the same standard as us. If we got into the conference league or something, he’s the ideal type of player to play those midweek matches & Reinildo do the weekends. If he’s ever fit like.
 
I can’t see him staying it doesn’t work for either party he can’t stay fit sadly. It’s a shame as he’s perfect as a back up left back who would play 10-15 games a season.
 
I’d still like him to stay if he can sort out fitness and any other issues. His signing was one of the first markers of a change in strategy, he’s been there since league one and I think has the ability to do it in the PL as he’s shown this season. If he moves on, goes with best wishes
 
Alfa said:
I can’t see Cirkin being here next season. He’s a decent player when fit but he’s stuck in a continuous cycle of playing back up to Reinildo and then when the odd opportunity presents itself to play he’s either not fit or Hume is preferred ahead of him.

I think both parties will reach the conclusion that a parting of the ways is the best option.
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Sadly I agree with this. He has the ability to play at this level I think, but there comes a pint where you have to say it’s just not happening for him here and maybe a change of scene is what he needs to get going again. Cracking signing for Millwall if they come up.
 
The soap powder said:
Yeah I agree, think although he is a canny player his injury record will mean he will be moving on and another young LB brought in
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One thing in his favour is being homegrown so if his injuries were sorted a new deal could still be smart business.
Overall this season we’re only behind Spurs for games missed due to injury though, so I expect a clear out of the more injury prone lads. Huggins, Alese, Seelt and Cirkin will probably all go. In an alternate reality that could be a premier league back four.
 
Scorer said:
One thing in his favour is being homegrown so if his injuries were sorted a new deal could still be smart business.
Overall this season we’re only behind Spurs for games missed due to injury though, so I expect a clear out of the more injury prone lads. Huggins, Alese, Seelt and Cirkin will probably all go. In an alternate reality that could be a premier league back four.
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Oh yeah i like him he is a good player, all of those are but the injury records speak for themselves really
 
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