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Roof - just one example from one paper

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...t-back-Dwight-Tiendalli-on-free-transfer.html

"I know my opportunity comes after an unfortunate injury for Neil Taylor, but hopefully I can bring experience to the squad and more options for the manager."
In 2012 -2013 , Ben Davies started 33 games , in 2013 - 2014 , Ben Davies started 32 games .What position do you think he was playing ? Tiendalli started 9 and 11 games those seasons . I guarantee very few were at LB
 
In 2012 -2013 , Ben Davies started 33 games , in 2013 - 2014 , Ben Davies started 32 games .What position do you think he was playing ? Tiendalli started 9 and 11 games those season . I guarantee very few were at LB
Roof - you wrote:

"Basically we got 45 million for Ben Davis when we sold Siggy , 45 million for an academy player that Laudrup brought in and gave a chance to due to injury instead of looking around to bring someone else in . Brilliant eye for talent which led to a brilliant piece of business."

I merely pointed out that he did bring someone in - Tiendalli.

Perhaps Ben's talent & ability was more the case - rather than a brilliant eye for talent<cheers>

I also said that Ben made the position his own so your comment (2601) above is superfluous.
 
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Roof - you wrote:

"Basically we got 45 million for Ben Davis when we sold Siggy , 45 million for an academy player that Laudrup brought in and gave a chance to due to injury instead of looking around to bring someone else in . Brilliant eye for talent which led to a brilliant piece of business."

I merely pointed out that he did bring someone in - Tiendalli.

Perhaps Ben's talent & ability was more the case - rather than a brilliant eye for talent<cheers>

I also said that Ben made the position his own so your comment (2601) above is superfluous.
Tieindalli was brought in for cover all right , cover for Ben Davies . Davies was already playing LB before Tienadalli arrived . He was cover for Ben Davies .
 
Tieindalli was brought in for cover all right , cover for Ben Davies . Davies was already playing LB before Tienadalli arrived . He was cover for Ben Davies .
Incorrect

Tiendalli was brought in due to Taylor's leg break.

As The Daily Telegraph wrote:

"The Welsh international was ruled out for the season after breaking his ankle in a collision with Craig Gardner when Swansea faced Sunderland the day after the transfer window closed.

Tiendalli, 26, has signed until the end of the season after being released by FC Twente at the end of last season, following three years at the club.

The left-back completed his medical at the Liberty today and will now join Swansea subject to Premier League and international clearance.

"I'm looking forward to working under Michael Laudrup, who is a massive name in football, and showing him what I have to offer," Tiendalli said.

"Playing in the Premier League is something I have always wanted to do - it's the best league in the world."

However, Ben rose to the challenge and made the position his own

That does not change the fact that Tiendalli was signed to cover Taylor - but as it turned out, he had to play second fiddle to Ben.
 
Incorrect

Tiendalli was brought in due to Taylor's leg break.

As The Daily Telegraph wrote:

"The Welsh international was ruled out for the season after breaking his ankle in a collision with Craig Gardner when Swansea faced Sunderland the day after the transfer window closed.

Tiendalli, 26, has signed until the end of the season after being released by FC Twente at the end of last season, following three years at the club.

The left-back completed his medical at the Liberty today and will now join Swansea subject to Premier League and international clearance.

"I'm looking forward to working under Michael Laudrup, who is a massive name in football, and showing him what I have to offer," Tiendalli said.

"Playing in the Premier League is something I have always wanted to do - it's the best league in the world."

However, Ben rose to the challenge and made the position his own

That does not change the fact that Tiendalli was signed to cover Taylor - but as it turned out, he had to play second fiddle to Ben.
You can believe some journalist who doesn't really know , or you can believe common sense taff . Davies was already playing LB when Tiendalli was brought in about 2 weeks later . Davies virtually played every game for the next 2 seasons . Now I think the journalist didn't really know our team and made a short cut saying he was brought in to replace Taylor , where in fact , he was brought in to be cover for Davies
 
You can believe some journalist who doesn't really know , or you can believe common sense taff . Davies was already playing LB when Tiendalli was brought in about 2 weeks later . Davies virtually played every game for the next 2 seasons . Now I think the journalist didn't really know our team and made a short cut saying he was brought in to replace Taylor , where in fact , he was brought in to be cover for Davies
Roof - you are wrong, just accept it

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...nsea-complete-free-transfer-of-dwight-1317571
 
You can believe some journalist who doesn't really know , or you can believe common sense taff . Davies was already playing LB when Tiendalli was brought in about 2 weeks later . Davies virtually played every game for the next 2 seasons . Now I think the journalist didn't really know our team and made a short cut saying he was brought in to replace Taylor , where in fact , he was brought in to be cover for Davies

What the fook? Huh? <laugh>
 
Now you know how Trundle and I feel <laugh>
Taylor broke his leg in the match against Sunderland, the day after the transfer window closed.

Ben came off the bench to replace him.

The next PL match was Villa away, two weeks later.

Tiendalli was signed on September 10th, 5 days before the Villa match.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/19541329

Ben rose to the challenge and kept Tiendalli on the sidelines.
 
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