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Loans 2021/22

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11 hours ago, coolhandfox said:

Doubt you'll see two players who are both only 17 at the start of next season, go out on loan. 

You’re probably right, they may be young though but are certainly good enough for a loan at maybe League One level. I suppose it depends on maturity as much as ability though at this stage. 

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https://www.thesportsman.com/articles/meet-daniel-iversen-the-danish-shot-stopper-with-some-huge-gloves-to-fill
 

Meet Daniel Iversen: The Danish Shot-Stopper With Some Huge Gloves To Fill

 

Leicester shot-stopper Daniel Iversen is hungry to fill Kasper Schmeichel’s sizeable shoes – for club and country!

 

Iversen has had to wait patiently to try and replace Schmeichel between the posts for the Foxes and also at international level with Denmark.

 

But the 24-year-old hopes his hard work and patience will finally pay off so he can one day star at the top level and, with any luck, enjoy a stellar career like his beloved compatriot.

 

Schmeichel is now 35 and Iversen knows he will have to grab his opportunity with both hands when his hero finally retires.

 

“Kasper’s one of the best keepers in the world in my eyes, not just the Premier League,” stressed Iversen.

 

“When you look at how well he’s performed throughout his career, he’s just so consistent.

 

“He’s been great for me, if I could have a career anything like his I’d be really happy. He’s always been really supportive and I’ve learnt so much off him.

 

“Just watching him in training and working with him and other great keepers has been brilliant.

 

“He helped me a lot when I moved to this country – and he told me it would really help me to get some experience out on loan. 

 

“I also met his dad Peter once and he gave me some good advice, but I know how hard it is to get your chance.”

 

Iversen made the daunting decision to move to England from his native country as a bright-eyed 18-year-old.

 

But nearly six years later and the highly-rated keeper has now enjoyed loan spells at three different English clubs, as well as a brief loan stint in Belgium.

 

He played 42 games for Oldham in League Town in 2018-2019 and 34 times for Rotherham in League One the following season.

 

But after a dip into Belgian football, Iversen then found a welcoming home at Deepdale.

 

Iversen is currently impressing on a season-long loan at Preston, where he sparkled in the second half of last season.

 

Although the Lilywhites have struggled for consistent form in the Championship so far this season, Iversen has been one of the rare bright lights in an otherwise gloomy campaign for the ambitious Lancashire club.

 

“It was a big step for me to move to England and sign for Leicester, I was leaving my family behind,” reflected Iversen.

 

“But I’ve always wanted to play at the top level and really happy I made the move.

“I see my family more now and I’m playing regularly, which is what I needed to do to improve.

 

“We’ve [Preston] got a really good dressing room, but we need to find a balance to how we play.

 

“We’re too up and down this season, which is something we’re working hard to put right.

 

“I was surprised with how tough the Championship is, but I’m enjoying the challenge.”

 

Preston might have struggled to get as many wins as they’d like, but Iversen has still produced a string of spectacular saves which have put himself on the radar of Danish national coach Kasper Hjulmand.

 

And with next year’s World Cup in Qatar on the horizon, the keeper hopes he can do everything in his power to make another giant leap in his blossoming career.

 

“I spoke to the coach of the Danish team [recently], it was nice to have a chat with him,” revealed Iversen.

 

“There’s a lot of other great keepers, but all I can keep doing is playing well for Preston and see what happens.”

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1 hour ago, eblair said:

https://www.lancs.live/sport/football/football-news/preston-north-end-leicester-city-23002824

 

iversen does sound very kasper-y, which is fine by me

 

only worry is if distribution looks poor in the champ it will look painful in the prem (kasper's distribution is a lot better than people realise on here)

It’s not the ability to do it, it’s the consistency. In fact his ability to do it is the problem. He tries too much and the negative results out weight the positive results. He needs to keep it simple unless he’s going long, that’s honestly all we need from him. 

 

Trying inch perfect passes to the to the full back really doesn’t gain us much even when he gets it right 

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Todays Games - Tuesday 8th February 2022

 

League One:

 

George Hirst - starting for Portsmouth vs Burton

 

Callum Wright - on the bench for Cheltenham vs Sunderland

 

League Two:

 

Jake Wakeling - starting for Barrow vs Hartlepool

 

Tyrese Shade - starting for Walsall vs Scunthorpe

 

Kasey McAteer - on the bench for Forest Green Rovers vs Rochdale

 

Josh Eppiah - on the bench for Northampton vs Newport

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Todays Results - Tuesday 8th February 2022

 

League One:

 

George Hirst (7.4 - 90 mins) - Portsmouth 2-1 Burton

 

Callum Wright (6.2 - 30 mins) - Cheltenham 2-1 Sunderland

 

League Two:

 

Jake Wakeling (5.9 - 69 mins) - Barrow 1-3 Hartlepool

 

Tyrese Shade (6.0 - 90 mins) - Walsall 0-1 Scunthorpe

 

Kasey McAteer (unused sub) - Forest Green Rovers 2-1 Rochdale

 

Josh Eppiah (6.3 - 10 mins) - Northampton 1-0 Newport

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Todays Games - Saturday 12th February

 

Championship:

 

Daniel Iversen - starting for Preston vs Peterborough

 

League One:

 

Callum Wright - starting for Cheltenham vs Fleetwood

 

George Hirst - starting for Portsmouth vs Doncaster

 

League Two:

 

Tyrese Shade - starting for Walsall vs Tranmere

 

Kasey McAteer - on the bench for Forest Green Rovers vs Sutton

 

Jake Wakeling - not in squad for Barrow vs Stevenage

 

Josh Eppiah - not in squad (injured) for Northampton vs Port Vale

 

Scottish Championship:

 

Jakub Stolarczyk - starting for Dunfermline vs Kilmarnock

 

Serie A:

 

Dennis Praet - not in squad (injured) for Torino vs Venezia

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Todays Results - Saturday 12th February

 

Championship:

 

Daniel Iversen (7.6 + clean sheet - 90 mins) - Preston 1-0 Peterborough

 

League One:

 

Callum Wright (7.1 - 90 mins) - Cheltenham 2-0 Fleetwood

 

George Hirst (8.0 + 1 goal - 90 mins) - Portsmouth 4-0 Doncaster

 

League Two:

 

Tyrese Shade (6.7 - 89 mins) - Walsall 1-0 Tranmere

 

Kasey McAteer (unused sub) - Forest Green Rovers 1-1 Sutton

 

Jake Wakeling (not in squad) - Barrow 0-0* Stevenage - delayed kick off, still playing at time of post

 

Josh Eppiah (not in squad - injured) - Northampton vs Port Vale

 

Scottish Championship:

 

Jakub Stolarczyk (no rating available - 90 mins) - Dunfermline 1-2 Kilmarnock

 

Serie A:

 

Dennis Praet (not in squad - injured) - Torino vs Venezia - 7:45 KO

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4 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

Todays Results - Saturday 12th February

 

Championship:

 

Daniel Iversen (7.6 + clean sheet - 90 mins) - Preston 1-0 Peterborough

 

League One:

 

Callum Wright (7.1 - 90 mins) - Cheltenham 2-0 Fleetwood

 

George Hirst (8.0 + 1 goal - 90 mins) - Portsmouth 4-0 Doncaster

 

League Two:

 

Tyrese Shade (6.7 - 89 mins) - Walsall 1-0 Tranmere

 

Kasey McAteer (unused sub) - Forest Green Rovers 1-1 Sutton

 

Jake Wakeling (not in squad) - Barrow 0-0* Stevenage - delayed kick off, still playing at time of post

 

Josh Eppiah (not in squad - injured) - Northampton vs Port Vale

 

Scottish Championship:

 

Jakub Stolarczyk (no rating available - 90 mins) - Dunfermline 1-2 Kilmarnock

 

Serie A:

 

Dennis Praet (not in squad - injured) - Torino vs Venezia - 7:45 KO

...is that the fist 8.0 in your reported loan rankings!!!

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7 minutes ago, Ric Flair said:

How on earth can't McAteer get in for Forest Green? 

I think he is going to struggle to get a game at left wing back - where he has made his only appearance so far

 

Cadden who plays there for FGR is having a really good season - 6 goals and 10 assists

 

His best bet would be in the 10 role but looks like they already have quite a few players for that position as well

 

I kind of get the feeling it may not have been a good move for him, always going to be a struggle to go in and get games for a team top of the league

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