Brentford spending £2.1 million on a defender

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Bingo

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• Jun 30, 2015

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From BBC Sportsday Transfer News

16:37
Andreas Bjelland
You may recall that we told you a few hours ago (11:32 BST) that Brentford had reportedly agreed a 3m euros (£2.1m) deal to sign FC Twente defender Andreas Bjelland.
Well, Sportsday can confirm that that fee is accurate and Dane will have a medical with the Championship club later on Tuesday.


Amazing to see Brentford spending this kind of money. They have now signed a few players from abroad I've never really heard of, and after such a good season it seems strange to break up a successful team. Big gamble financially too.

 

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Bellend

 

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If he can defend he's better value than the Labrador we bought for 2.5 million.

 

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• Jun 30, 2015

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Bingo said:

From BBC Sportsday Transfer News

16:37
Andreas Bjelland
You may recall that we told you a few hours ago (11:32 BST) that Brentford had reportedly agreed a 3m euros (£2.1m) deal to sign FC Twente defender Andreas Bjelland.
Well, Sportsday can confirm that that fee is accurate and Dane will have a medical with the Championship club later on Tuesday.


Amazing to see Brentford spending this kind of money. They have now signed a few players from abroad I've never really heard of, and after such a good season it seems strange to break up a successful team. Big gamble financially too.

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No offence Bingo, but who cares about Brentford FC

 

Justice

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Bellend player for their bellend fans.

 

edna krabappel

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Probably having a bit of a gamble to see if they can get promoted this season. They weren't far off last season.

Be interesting to see (a) how they get on without Warburton and (b) what their crowds are like when their new stadium is open.

 

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• Jun 30, 2015

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Good luck to them, taking advantage of the increased allowed losses.