Ah here, leave it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fly
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Ah here, leave it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fly
Not sure if anyone has come across this from a few weeks back now:
http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/s...re-224051.html
Interesting to see where he ends up. League 1 or lower championship probably the best he can hope for. Needs regular games...
Confirmed now.
http://www.football365.com/news/2155...i-Ferreira-Etc
And Marc Tierney, Ian Harte, Jay Tabb, Rory Delap...
Is Daniel Devine at Villa one of ours?
Young centre-half from Dublin.Quote:
Originally Posted by JGKyne
Not to be mixed up with our other young centre-half of the same name who plays with Inverness and represented NI (yet to represent Ireland come to think of it).
It seems Henderson has had trials at Ipswich and Forest too and now some rumours are linking him with Charlton. Hopefully, he finds a club soon.
Henderson on trial now at Yeovil. Hopefully this trial works out and he can start to play regular football.
http://www.tribalfootball.com/articl...trials-3974486
on trial at Hull City now, scored for the reserves earlier today: http://www.hullcityafc.net/news/arti...t-1045739.aspx
looks like he will b signing. Wil he have any chance of game time? http://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/foo...tthew-Fletcher . Super technical player but cant see brady, quinn, meyler and him all getting game time
In the squad for tomorrows game in cup at huddersfield
Brilliant stuff, good luck to him.
Apparently he was super away to Italy in the last game of the last u21 campaign (where we played continental style football btw). If King takes the reigns in October is there any chance of Henderson being a surprise pick?
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Originally Posted by Stuttgart88
Im a big fan of surprise picks. id have him anchoring a 3 man midfield with jack grealish and stephen mcphail. I always liked stephen mcphail
Has he signed a contract with Hull or is it a trial type deal he's on?
there's nothing about actually signing on Hull's website, just that he played in two U21 games while on trial, but can he be in the squad if he isn't under contract?Quote:
Originally Posted by IsMiseSean
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Starts on the bench tonight for Hull, Meyler and Quinn in the starting XI
Has signed a deal with Hull - http://www.thisishullandeastriding.c...#axzz2fpiJQpuQ - and came on for the last fifteen minutes tonight. If he can break into the Hull team we may be in a position where we may have our choice in midfield of Henderson, David Meyler, Robbie Brady, James McCarthy, Sean Murray, Jack Grealish, Jeff Hendrick, Sean Scannell, Alan Judge, Callum Reilly and James McClean all of whom are established at least at Championship level (with the exception of Grealish, who everybody seems to have identified as a star in-in-waiting) and possibly Samir Carruthers, Will Hayhurst, Kane Ferdinand and Conor Clifford who are all playing a little lower down but are all still young enough to make a breakthrough - that's 15 players all under the age of 25 that could be considered as potential midfielders for Ireland for the next decade - so this area of the park should be pretty strong for the next few years, even if Gibson and/or Ireland do not return from exile.
Hull forums saying he cant play in league until jan as he is not in the 25 man squad announced a few weeks ago. Hopefully he gets out on loan till then
Wenger has been known in the past to give Bruce tips regarding players. Maybe he got in his ear about Henderson??
Would he count as a youth player? They can be named in squads, without having to be in the 25 man squadQuote:
Originally Posted by liamoo11
For the 2013/14 campaign Under 21 players will have been born on or after 1st January 1992, Henderson was born in September 1991 unfortunately.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Selected in squad for Hull today. Seems mad how close he came to not getting even a championship team at one stage. All about the bit of luck.
http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/soccer/henderson-grateful-for-bould-hull-call-245361.html
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Henderson grateful for Bould Hull call
Saturday, October 05, 2013
Conor Henderson has thanked his former Arsenal assistant manager Steve Bould for helping him secure a Premier League lifeline at Hull City.
Released by the Gunners last summer following just one first-team appearance in an FA Cup tie, the former Ireland U21 midfielder had a move to Ipswich Town lined up.
However, Mick McCarthy reversed his decision to sign the player, leaving him at a loose end with the season about the start. There was interest expressed by Yeovil Town but, out of nowhere, came an approach from Steve Bruce.
“Arsenal were very good to me when I was without a club, letting me train with them, and it was Steve Bould who spoke to Hull about me,” he explained.
“From there, I played some reserve games on trial, spoke to Steve Bruce about signing and I’ve agreed an initial deal until the end of the season.”
The 22-year-old made his Tigers debut in the League Cup last week and is part of the squad for today’s fixture against Aston Villa.
Bruce has labelled his find as a “late starter”, an unsurprising description given the two serious knee injuries which stunted his progress at the Emirates.
Henderson’s capture swells the Irish contingent at the KC Stadium to five, with the newcomer hoping to emulate the impact made by his former international team-mate and Hull’s top scorer Robbie Brady.
“One of the reasons I wanted to come here was the opportunity Robbie got,” he said. “He stepped down from one of the big clubs [Manchester United] and has taken the chance given to him.
“Because I didn’t have a proper pre-season, I need more action to be fully match fit. But once that happens, I want to be challenging for a spot in midfield every week.”
After a torrid few months of uncertainty, Henderson is glad to have regained a degree of stability.
“I had spoken to Mick McCarthy towards the end of last season and had my heart set on signing for Ipswich. Then, in July, he changed his mind.
“But I’ve come to a good club in Hull. Steve Bruce has said I’ll be given a fair chance and that’s all I want.”
Weird, I thought he was ineligible because he's not in the 25-man squad.
not in the team at all, Stephen Quinn starts, McShane and Meyler on the bench.
On the bench for Hull City this evening v Brighton
Has he been injured again or has he been playing for the reserves?
He was signed too late to be in the 25-man squad for the first half of the season and Hull were knocked out of the League Cup so he's only made one appearance. He's in the 25-man squad for the second half of the season so hopefully we'll see him make a couple of appearances before May.Quote:
Originally Posted by IsMiseSean
On the bench again today for hull
Signed on loan with Stevenage and on the bench tonight against Coventry
The wait for his first League appearance at senior level goes on. Unused substitute this evening..
It'll be a turning point for Ireland's international fortunes when it comes, mark my words.
The thread starts on the bench for Arsenal and the current state of play is on the bench for Stevenage, how long before it's a park bench?
Starting for Stevenage today
Is that his first league start?
2nd. 1st for Stevenage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
https://twitter.com/crawleytown/stat...612032/photo/1
Signed for Crawley on a one year deal.
Henderson is playing regular football in the preseason games, maybe finally we will see him play on a consistent basis which would be a first for him! He has scored in a recent game and his corner lead to Crawley's goal in this game. Emmet O'Connor a Canadian who has an Irish passport has signed for Crawley, don't know if he wants to play for us or not.
http://www.crawleyobserver.co.uk/new...draw-1-6196824
Henderson mentioned by Gregory as having played his best game of the season against Sheff Utd even though they lost. Hopefully he keeps on playing and improving!
http://www.crawleynews.co.uk/Crawley...ail/story.html