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Posted: 23 Dec 2007 15:28
by Ian Royal
Not much younger than Hahnemann though is he. If he's an opportunity to good to miss then we'll have a pretty good chance or picking him up. But only if Coppell and Co think that

Posted: 23 Dec 2007 15:28
by Alan Partridge
Ian Royal wrote:Not much younger than Hahnemann though is he. If he's an opportunity to good to miss then we'll have a pretty good chance or picking him up. But only if Coppell and Co think that
5 years younger so quite a bit.

Posted: 23 Dec 2007 15:30
by Ian Royal
Alan Partridge wrote:
Ian Royal wrote:Not much younger than Hahnemann though is he. If he's an opportunity to good to miss then we'll have a pretty good chance or picking him up. But only if Coppell and Co think that
5 years younger so quite a bit.
Wow, didn't realise there was that much in it. For some reason he doesn't inspire me much. But I'm a fickle bugger until they're in blue and white.

Posted: 23 Dec 2007 17:01
by loyalroyal4life
Bottom line is he is better than USA, and as for waiting until the summer, think opportunities like this don't hang around. Think he'll be snapped out in Jan.

Ok USA has been good last couple of games but consistantly he has been poor this season

Posted: 23 Dec 2007 20:00
by papereyes
Alan Partridge wrote:Says they've got 3 very good goalkeepers!!
Says that Sorensen has refused to fight for the subs bench place.

Posted: 23 Dec 2007 21:30
by readingbedding
Sorensen's alright, but he'd want to be number 1 from the start.
I don't think he'd be up for a fight for the jersey.
He's already festering at Villa, he may fancy joining one of the top clubs in Denmark.

Posted: 07 Jan 2008 13:14
by Oi Oi Saveloy
Looks like Derby are about to make a move, if you belive what is written on Teamtalk

http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/ ... 50,00.html

For that price he would be a bargain.

Posted: 07 Jan 2008 13:48
by loyalroyal4life
Oi Oi Saveloy wrote:Looks like Derby are about to make a move, if you belive what is written on Teamtalk

http://www.teamtalk.com/football/story/ ... 50,00.html

For that price he would be a bargain.
totally agree for 500k he would be a quality 1st choice keeper for at least 2 seasons

Posted: 07 Jan 2008 14:46
by papereyes
Ideal wrote:He used to be class, but has been injured a lot the last few seasons hasn't he?
Perhaps some personal problems?

If he sorts himself out he'd be a good gk for that price.
O'Neill signed Carson and Sorensen said he wouldn't fight to be second place keeper.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 28 Jul 2008 18:21
by loyalroyal4life
Why not go for him now he is a free agent??

Not sure we could get him to come to us but think its about time USA had some decent competition

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 28 Jul 2008 19:03
by Royalee
loyalroyal4life wrote:Why not go for him now he is a free agent??
Because he's shit, which is why he's a free agent.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 28 Jul 2008 19:15
by Big Ern
loyalroyal4life wrote:Why not go for him now he is a free agent??
Probably because it doesn't appear we are interested in him.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 28 Jul 2008 19:33
by Southbank Old Boy
Royalee wrote:
loyalroyal4life wrote:Why not go for him now he is a free agent??
Because he's shit, which is why he's a free agent.
He's by no means shit.

He can have the odd rickett yes and it sounds like he might've lost a bit of focus over the last couple of seasons but he is still a very good keeper.

If he has the right attitude to prove himself all over again I think he'll make an excellent free transfer for someone.

I can't see that someone being Reading now that we're in the Championship and cutting our cloth and all that as he'll be too expensive for us.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 08:59
by Royalee
Southbank Old Boy wrote:
Royalee wrote:
loyalroyal4life wrote:Why not go for him now he is a free agent??
Because he's shit, which is why he's a free agent.
He's by no means shit.

He can have the odd rickett yes and it sounds like he might've lost a bit of focus over the last couple of seasons but he is still a very good keeper.

If he has the right attitude to prove himself all over again I think he'll make an excellent free transfer for someone.

I can't see that someone being Reading now that we're in the Championship and cutting our cloth and all that as he'll be too expensive for us.
He's failed at Sunderland and Villa - Sunderland went down and didn't want him and now Villa don't want him. He makes far too many errors and although he's a decent shot stopper on his day, he's poor at pretty much everything else as a keeper.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 13:25
by Arch
Certainly, if we're signing a keeper it should be a long-term replacement for Marcus, which I can't see Sorensen being. It's just another name everyone's heard of that would supposedly show ambition.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 13:26
by Alan Partridge
Arch wrote:Certainly, if we're signing a keeper it should be a long-term replacement for Marcus, which I can't see Sorensen being. It's just another name everyone's heard of that would supposedly show ambition.
31 isn't he? Which would be 5,6 or more years left. What constitutes 'long term'?

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 13:30
by Arch
Alan Partridge wrote:
Arch wrote:Certainly, if we're signing a keeper it should be a long-term replacement for Marcus, which I can't see Sorensen being. It's just another name everyone's heard of that would supposedly show ambition.
31 isn't he? Which would be 5,6 or more years left. What constitutes 'long term'?
5 or 6 years, even 8, for some keepers, though by no means all. He's an older keeper who has never really settled into any Premiership side. What makes anyone think he's going to start now?

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 13:35
by Alan Partridge
Arch wrote:
Alan Partridge wrote:
Arch wrote:Certainly, if we're signing a keeper it should be a long-term replacement for Marcus, which I can't see Sorensen being. It's just another name everyone's heard of that would supposedly show ambition.
31 isn't he? Which would be 5,6 or more years left. What constitutes 'long term'?
5 or 6 years, even 8, for some keepers, though by no means all. He's an older keeper who has never really settled into any Premiership side. What makes anyone think he's going to start now?
We in the Premiership then?! Sorensen played a good few seasons at Sunderland and at least 1 full season at number 1 at Villa, combined with being Denmark's number 1 since Schmeichel retired. So to dismiss him as 'shit' as Royalee has done is false.

As it is, I don't think signing him would be worthwhile now. Hahnemann is more than good enough for the CCC, Federici deserves an opportunity afterwards to see if he could do a job consistently then if not, it would be worth getting another keeper. Had we stayed up then Sorensen would have been a decent signing to give Hahnemann serious competition.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 13:44
by Arch
Alan Partridge wrote:
Arch wrote:
Alan Partridge wrote:31 isn't he? Which would be 5,6 or more years left. What constitutes 'long term'?
5 or 6 years, even 8, for some keepers, though by no means all. He's an older keeper who has never really settled into any Premiership side. What makes anyone think he's going to start now?
We in the Premiership then?! Sorensen played a good few seasons at Sunderland and at least 1 full season at number 1 at Villa, combined with being Denmark's number 1 since Schmeichel retired. So to dismiss him as 'shit' as Royalee has done is false.

As it is, I don't think signing him would be worthwhile now. Hahnemann is more than good enough for the CCC, Federici deserves an opportunity afterwards to see if he could do a job consistently then if not, it would be worth getting another keeper. Had we stayed up then Sorensen would have been a decent signing to give Hahnemann serious competition.
Can't disagree with that. Turns out he has over three hundred starts over ten years with Sunderland and Villa. Not bad going.

Re: SPECULATION - Sorensen wouldn't he be a quality purchase????

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 14:14
by Royalee
Alan Partridge wrote: We in the Premiership then?! Sorensen played a good few seasons at Sunderland and at least 1 full season at number 1 at Villa, combined with being Denmark's number 1 since Schmeichel retired. So to dismiss him as 'shit' as Royalee has done is false.

As it is, I don't think signing him would be worthwhile now. Hahnemann is more than good enough for the CCC, Federici deserves an opportunity afterwards to see if he could do a job consistently then if not, it would be worth getting another keeper. Had we stayed up then Sorensen would have been a decent signing to give Hahnemann serious competition.
Remind me how Denmark have done since Sorensen's been between the sticks? Their finest hour has been getting thrashed by England in the second round of the world cup where, funnily enough, Sorensen was at fault.