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Burnley goalkeeper Brian Jensen agrees new deal
5:00pm Tuesday 13th May 2008
Burnley goalkeeper Brian Jensen has agreed a new contract at Turf Moor.
The 32-year-old Dane's current deal was due to expire this summer, but he has verbally agreed a new two year contract, which will run until the end of the 2009/10 campaign.
And Clarets boss Owen Coyle admitted he was pleased to have secured his services: "I am delighted that Brian has verbally agreed a new two year deal.
"He understands that there will be fierce competition, but we welcome his decision and look forward to him signing in due course."
Jensen, Burnley's current longest serving player, arrived at Turf Moor from West Bromwich Albion in summer 2003, and has made 19 league starts this season.
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Baffled, Halifax says...
5:57pm Tue 13 May 08
Yorkshire Claret, Leeds says...
6:43pm Tue 13 May 08
Peter Shilton, Sunny Malta says...
7:26pm Tue 13 May 08
How many times has Jensen pulled off match winning saves, resulting in Burnley going on to win the game? Deadbeats!!
Yorkshire Claret, Leeds says...
7:50pm Tue 13 May 08
Peter Shilton wrote:Is my comment in any way slating the team.....no, i mearly said that both keepers dropped some pretty hairy clangers....FACT and had a litle grumble about the prices of players. Dont lecture me about being positive. We need a better keeper than the "Beast" The mistakes from both keepers probably even out match winning saves!Its their job! the whole team needs a reshuffle and some investment.
Instead of slating comments b positive & get behind your team!! How many times has Jensen pulled off match winning saves, resulting in Burnley going on to win the game? Deadbeats!!
Peter the Pundit, Tactics Truck says...
8:31am Wed 14 May 08
What a coup! Bet 'loads' of team were after him - from the Conference that is!
LOL at you sad peasants!
Sergent Major,, Mac, afghanistan - Helmund Provience says...
10:09am Wed 14 May 08
but as we all know what we need at the club is totaly different to what we get .....
Straight Talker, Rossendale says...
10:54am Wed 14 May 08
We still need another keeper to keep Beast on his toes so that he doesn't become complacent.
I just hope that there is some money somewhere!
ClaretWard19, College says...
12:36pm Wed 14 May 08
mike, burnley says...
6:19pm Wed 14 May 08
Brian Jensen, Burnley Library says...
1:48pm Fri 16 May 08
Watch me go next season, I will be play magnificent next season. Just you watch!!
I will win the 'best goalkeeper of the year award' next season and then the Ba$tards down the road will buy me for £4million pounds to replace grey haired Friedel. But I will not be there long as I will move back to Denmark after 1 month, maybe 1 day. Can't stand the Ba$tards!
J.P, burnley..WE ARE LOYAL says...
10:20am Sat 17 May 08
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bluenwhite, says...
5:25pm Tue 13 May 08
No wonder he is delighted, new 2 year deal for making mistakes all season, happy days.