Davy Klaassen Watch

[KaiserEFC]

Has he suddenly become a good player overnight yet?

 

[degsy]

lol

Everton That.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Awful player.

Never come back Davy you utter joke !!!!!

 

[summerisle]

http://sportwitness.co.uk/england-money-davy-klaassen-german-differences-everton-exit/

"In England, it's all about the money" - Davy Klaassen on German differences after Everton exit - Sport Witness
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Davy Klaassen made his Bundesliga debut on Saturday, playing the full 90 minutes for Werder Bremen as they drew 1-1 at home against Hannover 96.

The former Everton player excelled in preseason for the German club and there’s big hope and optimism around him once again. After a torrid first season in English football, the former Ajax player’s agent had insisted Klaassen wanted to stay, fight, and prove himself in the Premier League but things turned out differently.

Prior to the match against Hannover, the Netherlands international spoke to Aller-Zeitung newspaper, and several parts of the interview referenced his transfer.

Asked if he feels burdened by the €13.5m Werder Bremen paid to Everton, Klaassen said: “I came from England. That’s normal. (laughs) Seriously, that does not affect me. It’s all about working hard and getting everything out of myself. Money or not. I am motivated anyway.”

Asked if Werder Bremen is a fresh start after his Toffees struggles, the Dutchman replied: “The first few weeks have certainly felt like this. I did not play much last season. For that reason, it’s a reboot. But I have not stopped training in England every day and have not stopped feeling like a footballer.”

Then Aller-Zeitung asked about the differences between the Bundesliga and Premier League, and Klaassen gave an answer to please the German audience: “In England, it’s all about the money – because it’s just there. Basically the clubs can shop as they want. In Germany, this really big money is not there. The clubs are more concerned with developing an idea, a philosophy. For me, the move to Bremen is also something of a change back to the roots of football.”
What’s Dutch for meow?

 

[summerisle]

http://sportwitness.co.uk/england-money-davy-klaassen-german-differences-everton-exit/

"In England, it's all about the money" - Davy Klaassen on German differences after Everton exit - Sport Witness
j
Davy Klaassen made his Bundesliga debut on Saturday, playing the full 90 minutes for Werder Bremen as they drew 1-1 at home against Hannover 96.

The former Everton player excelled in preseason for the German club and there’s big hope and optimism around him once again. After a torrid first season in English football, the former Ajax player’s agent had insisted Klaassen wanted to stay, fight, and prove himself in the Premier League but things turned out differently.

Prior to the match against Hannover, the Netherlands international spoke to Aller-Zeitung newspaper, and several parts of the interview referenced his transfer.

Asked if he feels burdened by the €13.5m Werder Bremen paid to Everton, Klaassen said: “I came from England. That’s normal. (laughs) Seriously, that does not affect me. It’s all about working hard and getting everything out of myself. Money or not. I am motivated anyway.”

Asked if Werder Bremen is a fresh start after his Toffees struggles, the Dutchman replied: “The first few weeks have certainly felt like this. I did not play much last season. For that reason, it’s a reboot. But I have not stopped training in England every day and have not stopped feeling like a footballer.”

Then Aller-Zeitung asked about the differences between the Bundesliga and Premier League, and Klaassen gave an answer to please the German audience: “In England, it’s all about the money – because it’s just there. Basically the clubs can shop as they want. In Germany, this really big money is not there. The clubs are more concerned with developing an idea, a philosophy. For me, the move to Bremen is also something of a change back to the roots of football.”
What’s Dutch for meow?

 

[davek]

http://sportwitness.co.uk/england-money-davy-klaassen-german-differences-everton-exit/

"In England, it's all about the money" - Davy Klaassen on German differences after Everton exit - Sport Witness
j
Davy Klaassen made his Bundesliga debut on Saturday, playing the full 90 minutes for Werder Bremen as they drew 1-1 at home against Hannover 96.

The former Everton player excelled in preseason for the German club and there’s big hope and optimism around him once again. After a torrid first season in English football, the former Ajax player’s agent had insisted Klaassen wanted to stay, fight, and prove himself in the Premier League but things turned out differently.

Prior to the match against Hannover, the Netherlands international spoke to Aller-Zeitung newspaper, and several parts of the interview referenced his transfer.

Asked if he feels burdened by the €13.5m Werder Bremen paid to Everton, Klaassen said: “I came from England. That’s normal. (laughs) Seriously, that does not affect me. It’s all about working hard and getting everything out of myself. Money or not. I am motivated anyway.”

Asked if Werder Bremen is a fresh start after his Toffees struggles, the Dutchman replied: “The first few weeks have certainly felt like this. I did not play much last season. For that reason, it’s a reboot. But I have not stopped training in England every day and have not stopped feeling like a footballer.”

Then Aller-Zeitung asked about the differences between the Bundesliga and Premier League, and Klaassen gave an answer to please the German audience: “In England, it’s all about the money – because it’s just there. Basically the clubs can shop as they want. In Germany, this really big money is not there. The clubs are more concerned with developing an idea, a philosophy. For me, the move to Bremen is also something of a change back to the roots of football.”
What’s Dutch for meow?

No mark.

 

[Toast]

Crap player, playing for a crap team, in a crap league most of us couldn't even name all the teams in.

 

[Saint Domingo]

lol

He always was a poundshop Frank Lampard. Lay it off and try and get on the end of something in the box. No better than Dan Gosling. Even that clip there includes a ridiculous flick that would never occur in a premier league midfield then he’s dawdled his way forward to capitalise on some shambolic defending. The difference in the prem when he actually had to create on the front foot and play at a competitive pace and he was found wanting.

 

[toffeejack]

He's not wrong. He's not name dropping us, more English football in general. A lot of the prem teams just splash £10m on a squad filler now instead of seeing if one of their academy players can come in and do that job.

Youngsters over here are given way too much too soon also and that's seen the continental drop of quality in the prem year on year.

 

[KaiserEFC]

I have nothing against the lad, and I’m sure people on here will cry all over this and say it’s an attack on Everton (it’s cleary not) but he was just not good enough. Like for like the bloke wasn’t even replaced. He was not good enough to make it in this league and for this club, end of story.

 

[davek]

Thimbleful of talent / then that clown Koeman hands him a big pay day at Everton's expense.

No wonder he's laughing.

 

[Toast]

He's not wrong. He's not name dropping us, more English football in general. A lot of the prem teams just splash £10m on a squad filler now instead of seeing if one of their academy players can come in and do that job.

Youngsters over here are given way too much too soon also and that's seen the continental drop of quality in the prem year on year.

We splashed out £11m on an english kid from the charlton academy system, that a German team will pay us X2 as much for though ? So Davy is chatting bubbles, as well as being gash.

 

[BainesontoastNEW]

Match winner Davy Klaasen.

 

[davek]

A lot slower the pace for him there. Just as he likes it.

 

[Osamabindiesel]

Glad he is doing well. Furthers my point when every player that leaves us finds form.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Has anyone actually seen the goal? Because it isn't a piece of play that screams quality