Christian Eriksen is Quality But Brentford Aren’t A One Man Team – Levack’s Law

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   Herzybee on June 14, 2022 at 9:49 am

   Well said Jim,

   Eriksen is a world class player, of that there is no question, so whatever his decision, I would wish him well. His time at Brentford this season did coincide with both returns to the available players roster from injury, but as you expressed, a time where players had adapted to the Premiership.
   There is no doubt Eriksen’s arrival gave the squad a tremendous boost, both-psychologically and physically, the many players boosted by the confidence that Eriksen’s quality on the pitch would raise the standard of our play, which it undoubtedly did.

   Evidence Eriksen’s goal at Chelsky. The most interesting factor about his arrival at BFC is to me, that we, as a club, have recruited well and think ‘outside the box’. I think we have now added a new factor to our planning, that is, recruiting established ‘marquee’ players, given our c£120m prize money for out Premiership, that is now a possibility…..

   Gareth Bale joins Eriksen next season, anyone?

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   Bob on June 14, 2022 at 12:21 pm

   I think you summed up really well what a lot of Bees fans are thinking.. its agonising at the moment as we wait to know if Christian stays or goes. My main concern is if he does indeed leave us have we got a replacement in mind maybe not of Eriksen’s level but somebody who performs the same role. Brentford are above all a great team but we also need some individual quality to stay in the top tier.

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   Mike on June 15, 2022 at 10:29 am

   Beginning to feel he could become a distraction for the team and it’s goals. A decision please

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