Jeff Hendrick M Derby County b.1992

you changed my didnt :).

And nobody expected him to have the campaign or play like he did, I am gladly wrong, I hope its not just a couple of one off games though - as a lot of Derby fans suggest is the problem with him. And the Belgium game even a half against Sweden suggested it could be.

Come back and paste that when he is in the PL :D

I'm not sure I even want him to go to Burnley but I suppose he would have a decent chance of regular game time. Derby, I think, are a bigger football club with more potential if they could just get themselves promoted. He can't wait for that forever though so maybe he needs to strike while the iron's hot.

Derby are playoff specialists but never seem to go any further. I want him to go to Burnley. He should take this opportunity to play in the Premier League with a team where he would get regular game time with.

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Originally Posted by paul_oshea

I think 6 to 10 million is a fair play for him.

I think Burnley will get him and he will finally get the move to PL. I hope Brady gets his move, if for nothing else that Oneill can no longer be saying we are a team mainly made up for Championship players.

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It'll take more than Hendrick to move! Team that beat Italy:
DR
SC
RK
SD
SW
JH
JMcC
RB
DM
JMcC
SL

Subs: AMcG, WH, SQ

Championship players in bold. But it's not as if Randolph, McClean, Wes and - for the moment - Brady are certain PL players.

Delorean they have signed that Icelandic midfielder and extended the contract of another midfielder.

He will do well to get a move now.

I can't say I'd be overly disappointed if he didn't get a move to Burnley. Okay, a yo-yo club is better than a club stuck in the Championship but I could see a Robbie Brady situation this time next season but possibly without his stock being quite as high. Derby have a lot going for them and he seems very settled there. They have a manager now that should instil a bit of steel and a chairman that will back him. Burnley seem to be a very well run club but Derby have more potential in the long run I think. They've consistently the highest average attendance in the division (almost twice Burnley's average) and should really be a fairly stable Premier League team. Pearson could be the man to make that happen.

Third bid rejected. Looks like he will be staying in the Championship next season.

http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/derb...ail/story.html

£7m is a good price for Derby to get for a player who wasn't an undisputed starter last season. If Burnley are willing to part £7m for then Burnley are going to give him a lot of game time and in the PL. Would have been ideal from an Irish perspective.

Pearson must fancy him but it will take a big season for his stock remain as high as it is now. At that, what are the chance Derby will go up this time? Horrible division to get out of an Derby have been knocking on the door with no luck over the past few seasons.

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Originally Posted by Olé Olé

£7m is a good price for Derby to get for a player who wasn't an undisputed starter last season. If Burnley are willing to part £7m for then Burnley are going to give him a lot of game time and in the PL. Would have been ideal from an Irish perspective.

Pearson must fancy him but it will take a big season for his stock remain as high as it is now. At that, what are the chance Derby will go up this time? Horrible division to get out of an Derby have been knocking on the door with no luck over the past few seasons.

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Particularly this season with Villa and Newcastle going all-out to get the automatic promotion spots and return to the PL immediately

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Originally Posted by Olé Olé

£7m is a good price for Derby to get for a player who wasn't an undisputed starter last season. If Burnley are willing to part £7m for then Burnley are going to give him a lot of game time and in the PL. Would have been ideal from an Irish perspective.

Pearson must fancy him but it will take a big season for his stock remain as high as it is now. At that, what are the chance Derby will go up this time? Horrible division to get out of an Derby have been knocking on the door with no luck over the past few seasons.

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Its easier if you go out the bottom end;) (To rehash that old joke)

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Originally Posted by dcfc.co.uk

A star at this summer’s European Championships, Hendrick picked up possession, slipped past his nearest marker in the middle of the park and played a defence splitting pass into the feet of Ince. Composed, the wideman took a touch to set himself before bending a shot beyond Etheridge.

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On the one minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KHnKPttHcw

Sunderland, Watford and Middlesbrough "firmly" interested.

Burnley bid won't go higher than £7m.

Crystal Palace have dropped out of the race for his signature.

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/he...tors-9xgqz7mxc

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Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks

Sunderland, Watford and Middlesbrough "firmly" interested.

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Also Sheffield Wednesday but can't see Derby selling to rivals http://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/footb...ince-1-8062161

Off injured. :(

Hair of an Italian, legs of an Irishman.

Hamstring I think.

Edit- Pearson said afterwards that it's not as bad as first feared, so hopefully he should be okay for Serbia.

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Originally Posted by DeLorean

Hamstring I think.

Edit- Pearson said afterwards that it's not as bad as first feared, so hopefully he should be okay for Serbia.

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Isn't he suspended anyway?

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Originally Posted by MeathDrog

Isn't he suspended anyway?

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Two-booking suspensions don't carry over from the Euros afaik, only red cards.

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Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin

Two-booking suspensions don't carry over from the Euros afaik, only red cards.

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That's right, eg Keith Andrews was suspended for Kazakhstan 2014 wc qual by virtue of his red card v Italy at euro 2012.

Two yellows in 2 different matches are written off.

Duffy is suspended alright, not Hendrick.