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  • SheepRanger
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    Originally posted by cross it Dave
    Good news, but the link does not work.

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  • cross it Dave
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    Good news, but the link does not work.

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  • Sleeping Giants
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    Looks like Andersen deal might still be on - waiting on work permit according to this:

    https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/qp...ucas-andersen/

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  • LoftusRoadLad
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    Wonder if he will be in the stands today vs Rovers ?

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  • 3London
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    The video on the link posted he looks a cut above both Willock and Chair

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  • rodman
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    I know absolutely nothing about Anderson and never seen him kick a ball.
    But would have him over Willock all day long.
    He at least might put in a shift and show some effort.

    Certainly won't be worse.

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  • SheepRanger
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    Originally posted by eam1882
    Anyone know any more about this Anderson poss signing
    Msy have been a back up if the Willock move to Hull happened. With Willock staying perhaps Anderson is now off?

    I'd be amazed if we brought an extra body in now. We let three go and brought three in. But the incoming three must surely have a higher wage cost compared to those who left.

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  • eam1882
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    Anyone know any more about this Anderson poss signing

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  • Shania
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    Maybe Marco Ramkilde will turn up instead. He is also playing for Aalborg.

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  • LoftusRoadLad
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    https://aabsport.dk/nyheder/2024/feb...elserne-lucas/

    Bit different from Dykes !!

    AaB TV: Thanks for all the experiences, Lucas!


    2 February 2024 at 01:00 by Rasmus Estrup
    We have said goodbye to our captain after 176 official matches, 29 goals and 30 assists. Thanks for the moments, the dribbles, the goals and the dedication, Lucas.

    Lucas Andersen joined AaB from Aalborg Freja as a ten-year-old, and made his debut in 2011 at the age of 16 years and 173 days.
    The following year he was sold to Ajax Amsterdam, and in 2018 Lucas Andersen returned home to AaB, where he immediately became a big profile and later captain of the All North Jutland Team.
    Today, by mutual agreement, we have canceled the contract, so that Lucas Andersen will have the opportunity to pursue a new dream.








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  • Sleeping Giants
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    Originally posted by cross it Dave

    I am no expert, but we could be waiting on results of blood tests and a medical report
    I just hope we're not being gazumped by another team now that he's a free agent.

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  • cross it Dave
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    Originally posted by Sleeping Giants

    Is he having the longest, most extensive medical in the history of QPR medicals?
    I am no expert, but we could be waiting on results of blood tests and a medical report

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  • theblackmafia.
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    – We all know about Lucas' history in AaB, and therefore it is also with sadness that we say goodbye now, says sports director Ole Jan Kappmeier.

    Lucas Andersen broke through as just 16 years old in 2011, and since then he has made 176 appearances for AaB's first team. He returned to AaB in 2019 as a big profile, but in recent seasons it has struggled with the big imprint on the pitch.

    "A Lucas at his top level is still one of the best players in Danish football and one of the best in AaB's history, but we are happy that he now has the opportunity to pursue a new dream. He deserves it.

    – In the time I have known Lucas, his dedication, loyalty and great feelings for AaB have shone through, and we wish him all the best in the future, concludes Ole Jan Kappmeier.

    Lucas Andersen has scored 29 goals for AaB and made 30 assists. He is listed for seven matches on the men's national team.

    From ole jan kappmeier their Sporting Director

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  • SheepRanger
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    Lucas Andersen can still complete a move to Queens Park Rangers, according to Bold.dk. On Thursday, Andersen’s agent Mikkel Beck told the outlet that his client was undergoing medical tests with QPR and was hopeful the deal would go through. “Right now, Lucas is doing the medical check-up. It’s something that takes three to four […]

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  • Sleeping Giants
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    Originally posted by ConorQPR2000
    I still recon the Lucas Andersen transfer is happening.
    Is he having the longest, most extensive medical in the history of QPR medicals?

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