[Football] Christian Eriksen would you ?

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ditchy

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News of his impending release from MUFC . would he be the player to add a bit of experience to the dressing room , assuming its a free and wages etc work . Would he not be the replacement for Milner ?
 










WATFORD zero

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Jul 10, 2003
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I was talking with some mates about getting him as an experienced head when he was at Brentford, but that was a few years back. Not now thanks
 




Fignon's Ponytail

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Christian Eriksen, would you ?​


Not really my type tbh...but thanks for asking.

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Han Solo

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No idea how good or bad he is these days.
Playing well or playing shit for Manchester United isn't enough to tell if a player is good or not. Its like trying to figure out if someone is a good astronaut through looking at photos of the person in a hammock.

Personally don't think it will happen though. Ajax or a Danish club seems more likely. Brentford the natural move if he decides to stay in England.
 




pigmanovich

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Han Solo said:
No idea how good or bad he is these days.
Playing well or playing shit for Manchester United isn't enough to tell if a player is good or not. Its like trying to figure out if someone is a good astronaut through looking at photos of the person in a hammock.

Personally don't think it will happen though. Ajax or a Danish club seems more likely. Brentford the natural move if he decides to stay in England.
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FWIW Eriksen says that he wants to leave England and that it's too soon to return to Denmark
 










Dick Swiveller

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I doubt the mood has changed since this.

[Albion] - Christian Eriksen

Looking for a new club for next season apparently. Would he be a good replacement in the “experienced” role for Milner who surely will retire? Aged 33 but hopefully has another couple of years in him.
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Flounce

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Nope but he’d likely be available way more often than Lallana and Milner have been. I would 100% take him as a replacement for Milner though.
 




Grizz

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Han Solo said:
Brentford the natural move if he decides to stay in England.
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Said it before on one of these threads. I'd be really surprised if he went back to Brentford, the vast majority of fans can't stand him for upping sticks to United when they desperately wanted him to stay, after they helped him get his career back on track.
 








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