Will serve you well in the future i suppose! Learning more languages etc. always helps, and you get that extra bit of experience.
Minnows No More 2015 - Story and Bios Thread
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Will serve you well in the future i suppose! Learning more languages etc. always helps, and you get that extra bit of experience.
January 2018 Transfer News:
> Kevin Berger signs for Paris-Saint-German for the fee of £1.81m.
> Loki Wodensson moves to the EPL to join Stoke for £450k.
> Charley Mason rejects Arsenal and PSG to sign for Chelsea for £2.5m, whilst Mason Valderrama joins him there for £475k.
> Daniele Del Conte joins AZ on loan until the end of the season.
> Omar Kaufmann joins AC Milan for £7.75m.
> Manchester City sign Faroese teenager Gunnar Orn Helguson for £850k.
> Frank Underwood goes on loan for the rest of the season to FC Nordsjaelland.
> Nemanja Donnelly moves to Premier League side Fulham FC for a fee of £2.5m.
Woo Premier league! Finally I can leave Sweden behind. I'm calling it now, Fulham to have the best defensive record in the second half of the season!
Hopefully now the senior side will call me up, feel like I'm the last Faroese player to win a cap. Am I trying to break the record for U21 caps or something lol must be over 30 by now!
Hopefully now the senior side will call me up, feel like I'm the last Faroese player to win a cap. Am I trying to break the record for U21 caps or something lol must be over 30 by now!
I've been distracted so I've not been keeping upto date with the thread. However, finally I can post a bio for Loki Wodensson.
LOKI WODENSSON
Loki Wodensson born in the little known Faroese village of Norotoftir (current population 6). His parents Ingrid and Loki manage a local sheep farm in the area. As is to be expected Loki spent much of his early life either herding the family herd or hiding so he didn’t have to herd the sheep. From the age of 4 his main aim in life was to learn enough to escape from the boredom of his parents homestead and earn enough money so that his parents could sell up and move to the capital. Loki was in many respects a child prodigy not only was he a talented sportsman (he represented the Faroe Islands in the Biannual Island Games when aged 11 in a swimming event) but also a talented chess player. However, his first love has always been football and all things relating to Partick Thistle in particular. Why Partick well his first memory is of his all time favourite player goalkeeper Jakup Mikkelsen playing for them. It was in the 2003-2004 season when the goalkeeper made 5 appearances for the Scottish team. Loki wanted to be a goalkeeper however, he just hasn’t grown tall enough so his first coach moved him into an outfield role where he has quickly adapted and has already been capped by the Faroes at youth level. Now aged 14 he is looking to find his first professional club and to gain his first international cap for the Faroe Isles. The potential is there but does he have what it takes?
This young pacy wingback may have a big future in the game. Not afraid to get stuck in if need be and with a mean left foot. He’s not likely to score many but then as a defensive player it’s not his job to do so. Woe be tide any forward who thinks his size is to their advantage as no sooner have they got the ball than he will be nipping at their feet, more often than not taking the second ball with his developing tackling skills. If he can just improve his positioning and anticipation then we will have the perfect wingback on our hands.
LOKI WODENSSON
Loki Wodensson born in the little known Faroese village of Norotoftir (current population 6). His parents Ingrid and Loki manage a local sheep farm in the area. As is to be expected Loki spent much of his early life either herding the family herd or hiding so he didn’t have to herd the sheep. From the age of 4 his main aim in life was to learn enough to escape from the boredom of his parents homestead and earn enough money so that his parents could sell up and move to the capital. Loki was in many respects a child prodigy not only was he a talented sportsman (he represented the Faroe Islands in the Biannual Island Games when aged 11 in a swimming event) but also a talented chess player. However, his first love has always been football and all things relating to Partick Thistle in particular. Why Partick well his first memory is of his all time favourite player goalkeeper Jakup Mikkelsen playing for them. It was in the 2003-2004 season when the goalkeeper made 5 appearances for the Scottish team. Loki wanted to be a goalkeeper however, he just hasn’t grown tall enough so his first coach moved him into an outfield role where he has quickly adapted and has already been capped by the Faroes at youth level. Now aged 14 he is looking to find his first professional club and to gain his first international cap for the Faroe Isles. The potential is there but does he have what it takes?
This young pacy wingback may have a big future in the game. Not afraid to get stuck in if need be and with a mean left foot. He’s not likely to score many but then as a defensive player it’s not his job to do so. Woe be tide any forward who thinks his size is to their advantage as no sooner have they got the ball than he will be nipping at their feet, more often than not taking the second ball with his developing tackling skills. If he can just improve his positioning and anticipation then we will have the perfect wingback on our hands.
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Yay finally I get a move to the premier league. I have the feeling Stoke may just be the making of Loki, who's development so far has be steady. Don't expect to go straight into the first team but a bigger league with better players should help. Oh and I've just noticed a full cap 
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September 2018 Transfer News:
> David Jeronimo moves from RB Salzburg to Calgari in a £4.7m deal.
Loan Deals:
> Daniele Del Conte - AZ
> Simao Salazar - Strasbourg
> Joe Timms - Leece
> Frank Underwood - Lechia
> Simon Montiano - Piast
> Gunnar Orn Helguson - Stromsgodset (Scores 4 goals in a 5-0 win over Viking on debut)
slowly getting some cleansheets aswell, nice 
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Blimey. I think I could end up being the most well travelled player at this rate... Sweden, Austria, Scotland, France and now Italy
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Nico's career is slowly progressing but he's just not improving as well as I thought he should.
Hope they start working on his strength and hopefully maybe tutoring from someone with high determination so he can gain something from that.
Hope they start working on his strength and hopefully maybe tutoring from someone with high determination so he can gain something from that.