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Jordan Henderson (signed for Brentford)


Weststand said:
if hes available its a no brainer, very much so like bring Steve Bould in when we did
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To be fair Steve Bould was older, 36 coming up to 37 when we signed him and he hasn't had half the career Jordan has, especially re: captaincy and internationally either.

To people who say it's due to sentiment it's nothing of the sort. Jordan is a leader, a model pro and a current international. That's 3 massive reasons to sign him.

The fact he is from the town and used to play for us is secondary.
 
Keith S30S said:
To be fair Steve Bould was older, 36 coming up to 37 when we signed him and he hasn't had half the career Jordan has, especially re: captaincy and internationally either.

To people says it's due to sentiment it's nothing of the sort.

Jordan is a leader, a model pro and a current international. That's 3 massive reasons to sign him.

The fact he is from the town and used to play for us is secondary.
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Yes mate - in a nutshell
 
thecloughywobble said:
I don't disagree with any of that, although none if it addresses the questions posed. Anyway, I'm off now to continue with my hand drawn facsimile of the illuminated manuscript of the Lindisfarne Gospels. I may be away some time....

For someone who almost certainly knows nothing about him, you seem to know an awful lot about him.

Similarly, for someone who doesn't know me, you give the impression you know an awful lot about me, too.

You also seem to have failed to understand the questions. They raise hypothetical issues. They are intended to stimulate healthy, intelligent & open-minded discussion. You choose to draw inferences that tend to bolster your previously held opinions. Some people call it confirmation bias. Thanks for your contribution.
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Stick to copperplate writing marra, politics are for the corrupt politicians. Keep politics out of sport.
 
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