Marc Nygaard

[EYR]

Looking back was he really that bad?Was abit of a boo boy in his time here but compared to Helguson/Agyemang and all the other shyte weve seen upfront maybe he wasnt so bad?

[wozzawears21]

I hope this thread is leading to a joke

[Mutley]

Hes done well since being back in Denmark. (when hes not injured that is).

Even flirtered with the national team.

[BennyBoyRs]

In all honesty, he was more useful than Pellicori and Aggy are.

[BuzsakyIsGod]

He seriously wasn't that bad. Me and my brother had a conversation about Nygaard when we were playing against Blackpool the first home game of the season. We came to a conclusion he really wasn't that bad. He just got injured too much.

[eghamR]

Pellicori is Nygaard MkII ...christ knows what that says about Pellicori

[winalotto]

I'd put him above Agyemang for sure.

[shania]

When it comes to healing injuries etc. english football is still on a stoneage level. Players are rushed back into the team far too early:grimace::red_heart::red_heart::red_heart::re d_heart::eyes_droped:

[crossborderexile]

there are people in Kensal Green cemetary more mobile than Aggy !

[shayqprman]

always thought Nygaard was a good player, miles ahead of HH, Agyemang etc. His work effort was excellent, always back for corners to good effect, IMO he would most of the time play better away from home. i dont know if there is something in that or not but he was far too much of a boo boy. he didnt hide from anything like a lot of players do.

Glad he is doing well now

[BennyBoyRs]

Nygaard was unfortunate to get so much stick. As shay said...he did the defensive duties to great effect too. Never going to be great, but capable of getting a few goals and puttting the effort in.

I'll never forget that strike away to Leicester. We went mad after that.