He had a number of good games before injury and was outstanding just ahead of it. Struggled to get fit since, including the rib injury that kept him out this season. He's hardly played but a lot of that is down to McNeil being there. Hendrick though will be a big loss if he goes.
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Just not a fan of Jeff as i have said many times and at this stage i would be happy to see him sign for AC-DC .
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If or when CT?
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Interesting bit about him waiting for the relegation battle to be over.Spijed wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 6:52 pmArticle:
https://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer ... ezk8VY8AkI
Bournemouth? Villa?
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Hendrick is off to Villa. I thought people were aware of that. he has the same agent as Heaton. its a done deal if they stay up.
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I'd only want a player to leave, if we had more than enough cover already in the side or we had a better replacement nailed on to come in.
That's not the case with Hendrick.
That's not the case with Hendrick.
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Replacement for Grealish...?pushpinpussy wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:15 pmHendrick is off to Villa. I thought people were aware of that. he has the same agent as Heaton. its a done deal if they stay up.
Fans will be underwhelmed
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I was wondering when your nextdoor neighbour the BFC footballer would offer up some more gossip. He's been a little dry of late.pushpinpussy wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:15 pmHendrick is off to Villa. I thought people were aware of that. he has the same agent as Heaton. its a done deal if they stay up.
Understandable I suppose, all things considered.
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I still have more than half a hope that Villa will go down. Unlikely I know, but they aren't safe...and they are crap!
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Who knows how Josh Brownhill will turn out?FactualFrank wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 7:17 pmI'd only want a player to leave, if we had more than enough cover already in the side or we had a better replacement nailed on to come in.
That's not the case with Hendrick.
I'd love Hendrick to stay but if he goes we might have good replacement in Brownhill.
In recent times, Heaton, Keane, Ward and Vokes have left and we seem to be just as strong as ever.
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I think Brownhill will turn out to be an excellent buy.
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Not that unlikely, they're second favourite for the dropboatshed bill wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 8:24 pmI still have more than half a hope that Villa will go down. Unlikely I know, but they aren't safe...and they are crap!
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I presume, since we haven't heard to the contrary, that Hendrick is training and planning to play? Three Charlton players have bottled it and won't sign an extension because they think they're on for a big payday and don't want to risk it.
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Wasnt a big fan initially, but now I think he is vastly underrated...brings a lot to the table and will be a big miss if he goes. Will never be the organiser or playmaker, but is a very good in what he does..breaking up/linking play, and scoring some cracking goals.
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I wouldn't say they have bottled it - at least one is strongly linked with a move that would significantly improve his earnings and all have had the open support of their manager - Lee Bowyer who as we all know has never been short in letting others know of what he thinks, if he is not happy
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I dare say. But he signed a contract to play for 2 seasons at Charlton and has only played one and three quarters, and I'm not aware that he's given any money back for the last 3 months.Chester Perry wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 10:55 amI wouldn't say they have bottled it - at least one is strongly linked with a move that would significantly improve his earnings and all have had the open support of their manager - Lee Bowyer who as we all know has never been short in letting others know of what he thinks, if he is not happy
It can't help his future earnings I wouldn't have thought. If you're looking for a new player, the man who you know looks after number 1 and will be absent in a crisis isn't going to be first on your list.
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Football contracts are usually until a specific date - expiring 30th June - not for a season or two, so if they choose not to play after 30th June, I can't see an issue.dsr wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 10:59 amI dare say. But he signed a contract to play for 2 seasons at Charlton and has only played one and three quarters, and I'm not aware that he's given any money back for the last 3 months.
It can't help his future earnings I wouldn't have thought. If you're looking for a new player, the man who you know looks after number 1 and will be absent in a crisis isn't going to be first on your list.
It's not biggest secret in the game - footballers do tend to look after number 1.
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Like I alluded to further up the thread. Say Hendrick has a contract on the table worth 7/8 million over 3 years at the San Siro then is he really going to want to play in what are in reality dead rubbers with us?!
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To be very honest very few rate him as he is seen as a poor player in a poor squad Duffy and McGoldrick seem to do no wrong most of the others cope a fair bit of stick .
As one friend calls Jeff "Hendcrap"
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If Jeff's not 100% committed, then there's no point picking him, perfect chance to give Brownhill a few run-out's until the end of the season, and try and integrate him into the system, if he can nab a goal or two or even an assist or two then he'll feel part of the squad.Winstonswhite wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 8:27 pmLike I alluded to further up the thread. Say Hendrick has a contract on the table worth 7/8 million over 3 years at the San Siro then is he really going to want to play in what are in reality dead rubbers with us?!
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I really like Hendrick and want him to stay, however I think the club should say to him - Sign on before 17 June or Foxtrot Oscar. The club could play any of Lennon, Brady or ideally Gudmundsson in his position asssuming the latter is now fully fit. Basher and Jayrod have also played wide midfield.
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I'm not denying the legality of it. I'm only wondering what is the effect on a player's value if he is know that when the going gets tough, he hides under the table.Claret Toni wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 8:21 pmFootball contracts are usually until a specific date - expiring 30th June - not for a season or two, so if they choose not to play after 30th June, I can't see an issue.
It's not biggest secret in the game - footballers do tend to look after number 1.
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Any club he is joining will appreciate he has not risked injury - given the short close season in any of the countries he chooses to play in - remember IF it is Celtic they Scottish want to start their league at the beginning of August, If Milan the Italians like England want to be underway in September, it is a no brainer for him and a future employer if he believes his future is away from Burnley
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Looking purely selfishly at this from BFC'S POV, why should we play Hendrick if he's not planning on sticking around, we'd merely be getting him match fit for whoever ultimately signs him, we can easily use these last 9 games to get Brady or JBG some minutes, both could really benefit from time on the grass, we're near as damn it safe, so we should have one eye on next season.ClaretLoup wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 9:44 pmI really like Hendrick and want him to stay, however I think the club should say to him - Sign on before 17 June or Foxtrot Oscar. The club could play any of Lennon, Brady or ideally Gudmundsson in his position asssuming the latter is now fully fit. Basher and Jayrod have also played wide midfield.
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This is interesting if you actually believe the content - from the Mail
Sean Dyche angry with Burnley over lack of contract extensions offered to senior players - with five first-team regulars seeing deals expire on June 30
- Five first team players at Burnley are out of contract at the end of this month
- The most notable names are regulars Jeff Hendrick and Phil Bardsley
- Joe Hart, Aaron Lennon and Adam Legzdins are also set to leave on June 30
- Sean Dyche has urged club chairman Mike Garlick to reconsider their futures
By Matt Hughes For The Daily Mail - Published: 22:30, 2 June 2020
Burnley manager Sean Dyche is unhappy with the club over their reluctance to extend the contracts of several senior players whose deals expire this month.
Five players are out of contract at Turf Moor on June 30, including stalwarts Phil Bardsley and Jeff Hendrick, but the club have so far only offered them one-month extensions to enable them to play until the planned completion date of the Premier League on July 26.
Dyche is understood to have expressed his frustration to chairman Mike Garlick and urged the club to reconsider.
Neither defender Bardsley nor midfielder Hendrick have yet signed the amended contracts, although they have been training with the squad.
In addition to Bardsley and Hendrick, Joe Hart, Aaron Lennon and back-up goalkeeper Adam Legzdins are also out of contract this month.
Burnley's approach to contract negotiations has been a source of frustration for the technical staff for some time.
One-year extensions given to Ashley Westwood and Robbie Brady this year are the only new contracts the club has agreed since November.
Dyche is thought to be particularly concerned about losing Bardsley.
Despite turning 35 later this month, the former Manchester United full-back is still seen as an important player by the manager.
With the transfer market expected to contract this summer due to the impact of the pandemic, such experienced players available on free transfers are likely to be in demand when the window opens, and the fear of jeopardising a move by getting injured could lead some of them to reject short-term extensions.
Top-flight clubs have until June 23 to agree extensions with out-of-contract players following a rule change by the Premier League last month.
After that date, free agents can sign to play for other clubs next season.
There are 71 Premier League players out of contract this summer, which is likely to lead to tense negotiations over the next few weeks, with players seeking longer deals or bonuses to offset the potential loss of opportunities.
Burnley are committed to finishing the season, despite the complication of having a number of players out of contract.
Sean Dyche angry with Burnley over lack of contract extensions offered to senior players - with five first-team regulars seeing deals expire on June 30
- Five first team players at Burnley are out of contract at the end of this month
- The most notable names are regulars Jeff Hendrick and Phil Bardsley
- Joe Hart, Aaron Lennon and Adam Legzdins are also set to leave on June 30
- Sean Dyche has urged club chairman Mike Garlick to reconsider their futures
By Matt Hughes For The Daily Mail - Published: 22:30, 2 June 2020
Burnley manager Sean Dyche is unhappy with the club over their reluctance to extend the contracts of several senior players whose deals expire this month.
Five players are out of contract at Turf Moor on June 30, including stalwarts Phil Bardsley and Jeff Hendrick, but the club have so far only offered them one-month extensions to enable them to play until the planned completion date of the Premier League on July 26.
Dyche is understood to have expressed his frustration to chairman Mike Garlick and urged the club to reconsider.
Neither defender Bardsley nor midfielder Hendrick have yet signed the amended contracts, although they have been training with the squad.
In addition to Bardsley and Hendrick, Joe Hart, Aaron Lennon and back-up goalkeeper Adam Legzdins are also out of contract this month.
Burnley's approach to contract negotiations has been a source of frustration for the technical staff for some time.
One-year extensions given to Ashley Westwood and Robbie Brady this year are the only new contracts the club has agreed since November.
Dyche is thought to be particularly concerned about losing Bardsley.
Despite turning 35 later this month, the former Manchester United full-back is still seen as an important player by the manager.
With the transfer market expected to contract this summer due to the impact of the pandemic, such experienced players available on free transfers are likely to be in demand when the window opens, and the fear of jeopardising a move by getting injured could lead some of them to reject short-term extensions.
Top-flight clubs have until June 23 to agree extensions with out-of-contract players following a rule change by the Premier League last month.
After that date, free agents can sign to play for other clubs next season.
There are 71 Premier League players out of contract this summer, which is likely to lead to tense negotiations over the next few weeks, with players seeking longer deals or bonuses to offset the potential loss of opportunities.
Burnley are committed to finishing the season, despite the complication of having a number of players out of contract.
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Stopped reading at that point.Chester Perry wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2020 11:04 pmThis is interesting if you actually believe the content - from the Mail
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Goes against the view that Hendrick has already been offered a contract beyond this season.
Is this reporter usually a reliable one for information?
Is this reporter usually a reliable one for information?
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Odd comment considering they have reporters such as Martin Samuel working for them.
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Wasn't Hendrick offered a new deal early in the season - there is no word that has been withdrawn only the suggestion the clubs stance hasn't changed
also interesting that Bardsley is regarded as the most important to extend - given the current squad that is the correct analysis - though I would like Jeff to stay. All of which appears to be the general line of thinking I have read on here
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Hart has more or less said he is going, Lennon surely won't be offered a new contract, and Legzdins will not get another PL club so he's not urgent. The other two have been offered contracts and Dyche will be involved anyway. I thoink they're a bit short of things to write, frankly.
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“ Burnley are committed to finishing the season, despite the complication of having a number of players out of contract.”
Phew, for a moment I thought we were going to jack it all in What a load of ****e.
Do understand our reluctance to sign older players on to longer contracts, but folk like Westwood should be secured for a few years.
Phew, for a moment I thought we were going to jack it all in What a load of ****e.
Do understand our reluctance to sign older players on to longer contracts, but folk like Westwood should be secured for a few years.
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The only out of contract players I'd be disappointed to lose is Bardsley.
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You could have said "rag of a paper" that's my favourite.
Every paper is slated on here, Its a wonder any get sold
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We are well known for not talking about anything until it’s done. I can imagine any discussions between Garlick and Dyche being conducted in a closed room, and I certainly don’t see either of them ringing the mail to tell the story of what was said.
I’m calling BS on this...
I’m calling BS on this...