| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure 21:32 - Jun 11 with 2060 views | itfcjoe |
A shame, thought we could have targeted him as Bart's replacement - not on a loan though so on that basis he is out for me.
Personally I think it is a poor decision, him getting out as a number 1 in this league permanently would have been wise |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 21:42 - Jun 11 with 2017 views | textbackup |
The £30k he gets weekly and learning from the best keeper in the world for another season probably swayed him |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 21:44 - Jun 11 with 1996 views | Smithy |
Barts going nowhere, will sign his new deal before start of season |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 21:59 - Jun 11 with 1946 views | ParisBlue |
He'll be 3rd or 4th choice at Man Utd, so will go on loan somewhere and every chance that'll be in the Championship.
May follow a similar path to Sam Johnstone who is under contract until next summer when he will be 26. |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 21:59 - Jun 11 with 1954 views | itfcjoe |
| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 21:42 - Jun 11 by textbackup |
The £30k he gets weekly and learning from the best keeper in the world for another season probably swayed him |
He'll be sent out on loan somewhere, just don't think it is the best way for young players to develop when the loaning club doesn't have as much stake in his future. | |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 22:09 - Jun 11 with 1910 views | clive_baker |
Alternatively he might back himself to make it at the very top. One thing he doesn’t appear to lack is confidence, and good luck to him. De Gea’s future always seems uncertain, and at 21 I don’t blame Henderson for pursuing his dream. I don’t know why any 21 year old wouldn’t snap uniteds hand off and favour coming to someone like us instead. He’ll end up in the championship next season anyway, with the added security of a silly salary behind him and a move back to Man Utd at the end of it. |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 22:29 - Jun 11 with 1836 views | ITFCBlues |
| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 21:59 - Jun 11 by itfcjoe |
He'll be sent out on loan somewhere, just don't think it is the best way for young players to develop when the loaning club doesn't have as much stake in his future. |
See Angus Gunn and Sam Johnston last season |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 08:10 - Jun 12 with 1527 views | Cambonbleu |
Earn PL wages and go and play in the Champioship / League 1 anyway? Seems like the lad has his head screwed on tbh |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 08:31 - Jun 12 with 1488 views | itfcjoe |
| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 22:09 - Jun 11 by clive_baker |
Alternatively he might back himself to make it at the very top. One thing he doesn’t appear to lack is confidence, and good luck to him. De Gea’s future always seems uncertain, and at 21 I don’t blame Henderson for pursuing his dream. I don’t know why any 21 year old wouldn’t snap uniteds hand off and favour coming to someone like us instead. He’ll end up in the championship next season anyway, with the added security of a silly salary behind him and a move back to Man Utd at the end of it. |
Conversely if he is that confident would taking one step back be that bad a decision if he is sure he will get to the top.
I just don't think the best way of being a big clubs keeper is to come through the youth system of said big club. You never get the right levels of responsibilty and experience and are leapfrogged by bigger signings at every turn.
Someone like Henderson's best chance of playing regularly in the PL is to be promoted into it whilst permanently at a Championship club, or be signed after impressing at this level. If he has a good season on loan at this level then he'll just get another new deal or be priced out of a move.
Look at someone like Sam Johnstone's career, who is a very good keeper.
2010 - UEFA U17 Championship winner
2011-12 - Loan at Oldham doesn't play
2011-12 - Loaned to Scunthorpe half season
2012-13 - Loaned to Walsall half season
2013 - FIFA U20 World Cup
2013-14 - Loaned to Yeovil for 28 days
2013-14 - Loaned to Donny half season
2014-15 - Loaned to Donny half season
2014-15 - Loaned to PNE half season, keeps clean sheet in L1 play off final
2015-16 - Loaned to PNE half season
2016-17 - Loaned to Villa half season
2016-17 - Loaned to Villa full season
Played for England at U16, 17, 18, 19, 20 level but is now 25 and finally finding his feet.
I just see Henderson's future working out like that at Man Utd. Loan clubs don't invest in you fully and your career drifts away due to lack of games. Whereas if he were to sign for an Ipswich, Bristol City, Norwich or whoever else he has been linked with and strings a couple of good season together he's much more available and upwardly mobile. | |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 08:35 - Jun 12 with 1476 views | Keno |
| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 08:31 - Jun 12 by itfcjoe |
Conversely if he is that confident would taking one step back be that bad a decision if he is sure he will get to the top.
I just don't think the best way of being a big clubs keeper is to come through the youth system of said big club. You never get the right levels of responsibilty and experience and are leapfrogged by bigger signings at every turn.
Someone like Henderson's best chance of playing regularly in the PL is to be promoted into it whilst permanently at a Championship club, or be signed after impressing at this level. If he has a good season on loan at this level then he'll just get another new deal or be priced out of a move.
Look at someone like Sam Johnstone's career, who is a very good keeper.
2010 - UEFA U17 Championship winner
2011-12 - Loan at Oldham doesn't play
2011-12 - Loaned to Scunthorpe half season
2012-13 - Loaned to Walsall half season
2013 - FIFA U20 World Cup
2013-14 - Loaned to Yeovil for 28 days
2013-14 - Loaned to Donny half season
2014-15 - Loaned to Donny half season
2014-15 - Loaned to PNE half season, keeps clean sheet in L1 play off final
2015-16 - Loaned to PNE half season
2016-17 - Loaned to Villa half season
2016-17 - Loaned to Villa full season
Played for England at U16, 17, 18, 19, 20 level but is now 25 and finally finding his feet.
I just see Henderson's future working out like that at Man Utd. Loan clubs don't invest in you fully and your career drifts away due to lack of games. Whereas if he were to sign for an Ipswich, Bristol City, Norwich or whoever else he has been linked with and strings a couple of good season together he's much more available and upwardly mobile. |
Interesting article about him I remember reading a few weeks back
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/apr/10/sam-johnstone-aston-villa-manch |  |
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| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 08:38 - Jun 12 with 1467 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Dean Henderson signing a new deal at Man Ure on 08:31 - Jun 12 by itfcjoe |
Conversely if he is that confident would taking one step back be that bad a decision if he is sure he will get to the top.
I just don't think the best way of being a big clubs keeper is to come through the youth system of said big club. You never get the right levels of responsibilty and experience and are leapfrogged by bigger signings at every turn.
Someone like Henderson's best chance of playing regularly in the PL is to be promoted into it whilst permanently at a Championship club, or be signed after impressing at this level. If he has a good season on loan at this level then he'll just get another new deal or be priced out of a move.
Look at someone like Sam Johnstone's career, who is a very good keeper.
2010 - UEFA U17 Championship winner
2011-12 - Loan at Oldham doesn't play
2011-12 - Loaned to Scunthorpe half season
2012-13 - Loaned to Walsall half season
2013 - FIFA U20 World Cup
2013-14 - Loaned to Yeovil for 28 days
2013-14 - Loaned to Donny half season
2014-15 - Loaned to Donny half season
2014-15 - Loaned to PNE half season, keeps clean sheet in L1 play off final
2015-16 - Loaned to PNE half season
2016-17 - Loaned to Villa half season
2016-17 - Loaned to Villa full season
Played for England at U16, 17, 18, 19, 20 level but is now 25 and finally finding his feet.
I just see Henderson's future working out like that at Man Utd. Loan clubs don't invest in you fully and your career drifts away due to lack of games. Whereas if he were to sign for an Ipswich, Bristol City, Norwich or whoever else he has been linked with and strings a couple of good season together he's much more available and upwardly mobile. |
Shows what a circumvented route good young keepers need to take. As you say, he’ll never make it directly at Man Utd and probably needs to leave to come back.
A spell at a promotion chasing club as No.1 for a few seasons would do wonders. He needs to look at Pickford. Even in a relegated club, he got a £30m pound move.
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