Sonny Bradley > Leeds?

[Argy1e]

If he's Dutch then English would be no problem to him.

What makes you say that?

 

[Green90]

If he's Dutch then English would be no problem to him.

What makes you say that?

Like many European Countries, Dutch education implements reasonable provision of English language.

 

[Green90]

If he's Dutch then English would be no problem to him.

What makes you say that?

Like many European countries, Dutch education implements reasonable provision of English language.

 

[The Doctor]

In my experience people from The Netherlands speak better English than most English people.

 

[Argy1e]

If he's Dutch then English would be no problem to him.

What makes you say that?

Like many European countries, Dutch education implements reasonable provision of English language.

I don't doubt that a lot of Dutch people can speak very good English, but that doesn't match up with my experiences in the Netherlands.

 

[Ade the green]

So if i have this correct, Leeds have bought a Dutch player from an Italian club and farmed him out to a Spanish club to learn English?

 

[Argy1e]

So if i have this correct, Leeds have bought a Dutch player from an Italian club and farmed him out to a Spanish club to learn English?

I don't know why they'd send a 24 year old new signing out on loan elsewhere otherwise. It sounds stupid when you put it like that, but I don't see any other suggestions as to why they might have done it being put forward.

 

[Andy S]

So if i have this correct, Leeds have bought a Dutch player from an Italian club and farmed him out to a Spanish club to learn English?

Not only that Ade but a DEFENDER to boot and not from any club...Juventus!

Now, I may be a tad behind the 8 ball here but why the flying fid would LUFC buy a player, for a position that they want to fill, and then send him out on loan...so that they can sign Bradley!

Really?

Do some of you lot just sit around looking for sh!t to make up?

Unbelievable some of the garbage that gets posted he sometimes!

 

[Argy1e]

Now, I may be a tad behind the 8 ball here but why the flying fid would LUFC buy a player, for a position that they want to fill, and then send him out on loan...so that they can sign Bradley!

Really?

Do some of you lot just sit around looking for sh!t to make up?

Unbelievable some of the garbage that gets posted he sometimes!

Yes some of the posts on here are unbelievable. You're saying that people have said they've loaned him out to sign Bradley and that just hasn't happened. Not one of the comments since Leeds signed Ouasim Bouy has mentioned Bradley to Leeds.

 

[Pilgrim28]

Was watching Derby Sunderland tonight and throughout the game especially second half Richard Keogh had massive similarities to Sonny. If any club is looking for a player like Keogh, many won't look much further then Sonny unfortunately.

 

[Ham Green]

Agree with the thread title.

Sonny Bradley is indeed greater than Leeds United.

 

[lyndhurst green]

Leeds have signed Cameron Borthwick-Johnson, a young defender from Man Utd, on a season long loan. Think that puts to an end any rumoured interest in Sonny, not that I'm convinced there was any in the first place.

 

[Argy1e]

Leeds have signed Cameron Borthwick-Johnson, a young defender from Man Utd, on a season long loan. Think that puts to an end any rumoured interest in Sonny, not that I'm convinced there was any in the first place.

Borthwick-Jackson's a left back.

 

[Emu]

Leeds have signed Cameron Borthwick-Johnson, a young defender from Man Utd, on a season long loan. Think that puts to an end any rumoured interest in Sonny, not that I'm convinced there was any in the first place.

Borthwick-Jackson's a left back.

Looks like he can play both.



Elegant on the ball but a strong tackler, Cameron Borthwick-Jackson can play in a couple of positions in the back four. He also been tried in a holding role in midfield, but looks most at home as a left-footed centre-back or on the left side of defence.

 

[lyndhurst green]

Leeds have signed Cameron Borthwick-Johnson, a young defender from Man Utd, on a season long loan. Think that puts to an end any rumoured interest in Sonny, not that I'm convinced there was any in the first place.

Borthwick-Jackson's a left back.

Looks like he can play both.



Elegant on the ball but a strong tackler, Cameron Borthwick-Jackson can play in a couple of positions in the back four. He also been tried in a holding role in midfield, but looks most at home as a left-footed centre-back or on the left side of defence.

Very poetic Emu!