Kevin Danso

[ricky2tricky4city]

Just a loan then or have they missed something out?

If it's a loan (even with an obligation), I'd be hoping for a Jan recall clause....

fudge knows where we might be! Prepare for the worst, hope for the best...and all that!

 

[spurspinter1]

Absolutely gutted he's gone.

It's an odd one.

Going by form of last season and just a couple of games (I know it's too soon to properly judge) you can't blame him for leaving...And a few years ago it'd sound absolutely insane to suggest Sunderland finishing above us, but is now a reasonable prediction.

It's that attacker / defender thing, find me a defender who doesn't have a mistake in him, even the best fudge up. But from a scale of Chiriches to Maldini, he was further towards the Maldini side (let's see how many misinterpret this bit!), by no means perfect but available and reliable. Plus a likable guy too, and I absolutely wish him the best.

It's not like a Sanchez type player where I felt bad for him, Kev obviously has what it takes to play in this league and Sunderland are a decent outfit.

 

[Bishop]

It's an odd one.

Going by form of last season and just a couple of games (I know it's too soon to properly judge) you can't blame him for leaving...And a few years ago it'd sound absolutely insane to suggest Sunderland finishing above us, but is now a reasonable prediction.

It's that attacker / defender thing, find me a defender who doesn't have a mistake in him, even the best fudge up. But from a scale of Chiriches to Maldini, he was further towards the Maldini side (let's see how many misinterpret this bit!), by no means perfect but available and reliable. Plus a likable guy too, and I absolutely wish him the best.

It's not like a Sanchez type player where I felt bad for him, Kev obviously has what it takes to play in this league and Sunderland are a decent outfit.

He made two really memorable mistakes and only one of them was in a professional match. I guess because of them the narrative for him has been set. It's strangest because he makes fewer mistakes than VDV does but people will sing his praises and rarely mention the repeated mistakes VDV makes pretty much game after game.

Anyway it's done now. He's moved on. Good luck to him.

 

[thfcsteff]

He made two really memorable mistakes and only one of them was in a professional match. I guess because of them the narrative for him has been set. It's strangest because he makes fewer mistakes than VDV does but people will sing his praises and rarely mention the repeated mistakes VDV makes pretty much game after game.

Anyway it's done now. He's moved on. Good luck to him.

VdV played over 4800 minutes to Danso's 2690. Given the shape of things, your assumption might hold true. I am still amused that this discussion is ongoing. As for VdV's 'repeated mistakes game after game' comment? Come on. That's nonsense.

Good luck to Danso, agreed.