Jeff Hendrick

bhob wrote: Not really McG, more just pointing out the hypocrisy of it all. No one seems to have batted an eyelid about one of our young good players dragging a man out of a taxi and being somewhat involved in an incident that left him with a broken jaw in 3 places.

 Will be interesting to see how this pans out and how long it drags on for  ,a court case and making headlines (Wrong Ones )hanging over his head does not auger well for his chances,would it be seen as a distraction ? on the other hand it doesnt seem to have harmed Anto Stokes (Is his case done )?
although for him hes has just  made the 40 , Hendrick  would be considered a Squad player (22 )that travel to France.Bad form IF! this is a story at all ,or someone trying to make a quick few bob.

Not really McG, more just pointing out the hypocrisy of it all. No one seems to have batted an eyelid about one of our young good players dragging a man out of a taxi and being somewhat involved in an incident that left him with a broken jaw in 3 places. 

Edited by bhob - 15 Mar 2016 at 9:36pm

Jesus lads if he was English yis would be on here abusing him for being in court over an assault

Garry Monk likely candidate.

Surprising alright.

Hendrick has started Derby's last two matches.

Paul Clement has left Derby.. hopefully time for him to regain his place.

NewtNewbie wrote: In an act of self-justication, the manager seems intent on persisting with his own signings at the moment, at Hendrick's expense - irrespective of results. If Derby's form doesn't pick up soon you have to assume he'll he'll get a run in the team at some point. It's up to him to prove his worth.

Yeah, the BBC pundits said much the same. Savage said that Derby had spent big money on some players who aren't performing but feel they need to keep playing them, at Hendrick's expense, to justify the hefty fees.

Hendrick did very well when he came on last night. Always looking to get on the ball and do something. Commentator mentioned that he was the only player to play every minute of Ireland's qualifiers this season!

In an act of self-justication, the manager seems intent on persisting with his own signings at the moment, at Hendrick's expense - irrespective of results.

If Derby's form doesn't pick up soon you have to assume he'll he'll get a run in the team at some point. It's up to him to prove his worth.