Judgement Day: New Deal Signed By Alan Judge
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Indeed it’s great news I was surprised that it was voiced by some on the podcast last week that we had moved on and there was possibly no place in the team for him. His injury alone shows Jota or Sergi or anyone else is one tackle away from a season ruining injury. This gives us great options and riches some could only dream of. I hope we still take Flojo on as well. For a real challenge real strength in depth and above all else QUALITY is vital. For much of this year we missed both. Hopefully Judgey returns as good as before and he becomes part of a success story waiting to be written. I don’t believe the club would have offered a contract had the medical team not believed he will come back as strong and fitter than before. But certainly if he does hit the heights of before we have one of the greatest championship players playing for us rather than our opponents and if he once again attracts bigger teams waving the cash we can be sure to get a fee rather than seeing him walk for free. There is no way I could ever say we can not have him in our team, he has lots still to offer. I am delighted he’s resigned, along with Sergio and Jota returning it’s been the highlight of an indifferent season
Fabulous news.
Top man,top player,Top club.
I bet Alans also been told that if he performs as well as he was pre his injury,that the club will not stand in his way if he wants a move.
A win,win situation all round.
This is absolutely fantastic news for all supporters. I have long held the view that Alan Judge is one of this football clubs best ever signings, certainly in my 50 years of watching Brentford. So next season we will have Judgey, Canos, Jota, Flojo (hopefully), Clarke, McEachran, Dean, Vibe, Egan, Bjelland, Colin, Bentley, Henry, Vibe, Woods, Egan, Field, Barbet, McLeod, McCormack (hopefully) and a host of other young up and coming players. Together with maybe a couple of quality additions – get your money on the team to upset the Championship big boys!!!
I thought the same as Rob Y when listening to the podcast. Don’t forget, he wasn’t the main man in 14/15, but part of a well oiled machine. With the right additions in the summer, there’s every reason to believe that he will be part of a similar set up. The old ‘strength in depth’ cliché certainly seems to apply. Now to get the right DM or two, a goal poacher and maybe another defender and we could be on our way to the P(romised)L(and) very soon.
Pleased he has re-signed, obviously a gentleman after the club looked after him following that tackle from that Ipswich thug Luke Hyams. From Alan’s point of view he could & should have been playing at a higher level this season.I was born in Distillery Road, Brentford but have lived in East Anglia for 30 years ask any Norwich fan and they will tell you that Ipswich are an over physical dirty side.I do not like Norwich either
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Pleased he has re-signed, obviously a gentleman after the club looked after him following that tackle from that Ipswich thug Luke Hyams. From Alan’s point of view he could & should have been playing at a higher level this season.I was born in Distillery Road, Brentford but have lived in East Anglia for 30 years ask any Norwich fan and they will tell you that Ipswich are an over physical dirty side.I do not like Norwich either
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Great news! The prospect of seeing Alan Judge and King Jota in the same Brentford team will certainly be one of the highlights of my 74 years as a Griffin Park fan.