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Anfernee Dijksteel

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  • paulie8290
    paulie8290 Posts: 23,345
    Rinsed for the cross that led to the Brizzle City equaliser.
    Guessed that, just went back on twitter and saw this



    Dijksteel shocking



    Absolutely! I think Dijksteel should have stayed in the Dutch 3rd division



    Dijksteel out of his depth at this level...



    Dijksteel 💩💩


  • Chef_addick
    Chef_addick Posts: 2,196
    Feel a bit sorry for him actually, been bought by Boro as a right back when he is really a midfielder.
  • Feel a bit sorry for him actually, been bought by Boro as a right back when he is really a midfielder.
    Interestingly seems to have moved to right mid for the last few minutes.
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 37,420
    Feel a bit sorry for him actually, been bought by Boro as a right back when he is really a midfielder.
    How many more games does he need before he’s considered a right back? He barely played anywhere else for our first team. If he was good enough as a midfielder I’m sure Bowyer would have used him there.
  • Daarrzzetbum
    Daarrzzetbum Posts: 1,236
    Hope he comes good for them but unfortunately doubt he will.
  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,203
    Scoham said:
    Feel a bit sorry for him actually, been bought by Boro as a right back when he is really a midfielder.
    How many more games does he need before he’s considered a right back? He barely played anywhere else for our first team. If he was good enough as a midfielder I’m sure Bowyer would have used him there.
    The bloke blatantly is a right back. And a potentially very good one. We know because we’ve seen it. A couple of months ago all the talk on here was about how far he could go in the game, all based on watching him play right back. 

    Gives me no pleasure to hear he is struggling up there, but sometimes a player needs to be at the right club, under the right manager. 
  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,203
    Think I mentioned on here before, but from what I’ve heard Anfernee was on the verge of quitting football before we picked him up. He’d been rebuilding his career with us and was going in the right direction. Seems he may have moved too early and set himself back, but he hasn’t got Bowyer and Jacko’s guidance and support anymore either. 
  • Callumcafc
    Callumcafc Posts: 63,806
    Come home Anfernee. You'll have to win your place back but we know what you can produce under this management.
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 16,540
    Come home Anfernee. You'll have to win your place back but we know what you can produce under this management.
    I fear that the management sacrificed him to get funds to build the squad. Feel a bit sorry for the lad.
  • Come home Anfernee. You'll have to win your place back but we know what you can produce under this management.
    I fear that the management sacrificed him to get funds to build the squad. Feel a bit sorry for the lad.
    Should have signed a Contract then shouldnt he... Or change his Agent!!

    Nice stark warning for anyone else thinking they can do what Joe Aribo did and be a successful

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  • Danny Addick
    Danny Addick Posts: 3,932
    Think I mentioned on here before, but from what I’ve heard Anfernee was on the verge of quitting football before we picked him up. He’d been rebuilding his career with us and was going in the right direction. Seems he may have moved too early and set himself back, but he hasn’t got Bowyer and Jacko’s guidance and support anymore either. 
    Just shows how fragile a footballer’s career is - one wrong move and look what can happen.
  • Dazzler21
    Dazzler21 Posts: 51,420
    Lol he was good enough for us... Think he's better for London sides.
  • mendonca
    mendonca Posts: 9,414
    RB is a position you can fill with decent free transfer/loan. £2m that Bows could obviously reinvest and he snapped it up.
  • Talal
    Talal Posts: 11,499
    Come home Anfernee. You'll have to win your place back but we know what you can produce under this management.
    I fear that the management sacrificed him to get funds to build the squad. Feel a bit sorry for the lad.
    Final decision was his at the end of the day, no one forced him to sign for them. 
  • Eynsfordaddick
    Eynsfordaddick Posts: 2,045
    edited August 2019
    Come home Anfernee. You'll have to win your place back but we know what you can produce under this management.
    I fear that the management sacrificed him to get funds to build the squad. Feel a bit sorry for the lad.
    I also fear he was squeezed out far too early for his own development and wish people would stop gloating because he is struggling to settle in at Boro. 
  • paulie8290
    paulie8290 Posts: 23,345
    Come home Anfernee. You'll have to win your place back but we know what you can produce under this management.
    I fear that the management sacrificed him to get funds to build the squad. Feel a bit sorry for the lad.
    I also fear he was squeezed out far too early for his own development and wish people would stop gloating because he is struggling to settle in at Boro. 
    He wasnt squeezed out, if he didnt want to go he wouldnt have gone.
  • Don't think anyone is to blame, he left for more money and what he thought was a better team, we let him leave to use the money in more key areas. What happens next is not his or our fault.
  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,203
    mendonca said:
    RB is a position you can fill with decent free transfer/loan. £2m that Bows could obviously reinvest and he snapped it up.
    Bowyer also knew he had me reliable Chris Solly to fall back on. 
  • mendonca
    mendonca Posts: 9,414
    Dij never once came out publically to say he wishes to be here all season and win the first team shirt at RB....so no 'poor him' from me Addicks. 
  • paulsturgess
    paulsturgess Posts: 3,827
    Leave the kid alone. That flick for the equaliser at Wembley was world class 

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  • wmcf123
    wmcf123 Posts: 5,828
    I feel for the lad. He strikes me as a family man and he’s probably struggling to settle . Who can blame him.  Would love him back on a free at the end of the season. 
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,743
    edited September 2019
    Feel a bit sorry for him actually, been bought by Boro as a right back when he is really a midfielder.
    But Bowyer did get him playing well as a right back eventually - something I couldn't see when he came into the team last season. But I agree, he is not a right back.
  • Borough are desperate to get promoted,at Charlton,he would have b een given time,and the fans would have been patient.He will not have the same luxury up there.Just another example of a  player making the wrong move at the wrong time to earn his agent a few bob.Nothing against the lad hope all turns out ok for him,but we certainly have not missed him.
  • Sometimes it’s a lose-lose situation for young departing players with original fans. 

    Anfernee goes to Boro and immediately plays to the level we know he can, then many of our fans will say he only left for the higher salary etc.

    Anfernee goes to Boro and struggles to settle in quickly and play his normal game, some of our fans will say feel sorry for him as our management forced him out to cash in. 

    For the latter, it’s surely still a players choice. Lee pulls Anfernee into his office, says Boro have made a bid and were looking to accept it, Anfernee turns around and says no boss I want to fight and be your number 1 RB. But it seems doubtful that happened. 

  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,743
    edited September 2019
    He is a decent player and will come through it. It was a good move for him financially and a good move for us as we needed the money to put together the squad we have. Football wise it wasn't right, but most agents don't care about that.
  • Thought he did ok yesterday particularly in the second half. Glimpses of the AD we know. He’ll be alright but I agree I think he’s struggling to settle.
  • Feel bad for him but I'm sure he'll come good. It's easy to forget he's gone up a division at a young age and he might have been turning in these performances for us this season if he'd stayed. His only contribution for us this season was that woeful header for the OG, and it's not like he's a seasoned pro returning to his level. I hope he gets there for Boro, but if it's the case that Bowyer and Gallen were only able to perform their deadline day heroics off the back of the sale of Anfernee then I'd take that every time.
  • Another bit of genius business from Bowyer....

    Sell him to raise funds for our promotion push this season, Anfirnee pretends to be shocking for a few months then Boro sell him back to us for peanuts in January where he reverts to being a good player for us and helping cement our place at the top of the league.
  • When you have no money to spend you make sure you get the absolute best out of everyone, arm round shoulder, coach, cajole etc.  Your fans also likely have realistic expectations and give patience and time.

    when you have money it is easier to discard and move on, fans have leas patience and time.

    That is the current difference between us and Boro.  AD was far from the finished product and as I said when he left he had equal chance of shining and moving up in the leagues as failing. 

    I certainly don’t feel sorry fo the lad; he will be on a very decent wage no doubt which may even set him up for life or certainly go a long way towards doing so and he could have stayed and signed a new contract with us.  His choice to leave.  Good luck to him; clearly a very decent young man.
  • The grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence