“ Andreas Cornelius “

It’s safe to say Andreas Cornelius didn’t enjoy the best of times in the Premier League with Cardiff City, becoming known as one of the most significant flops in their recent transfer history.

He’s enjoyed a turnaround in form at current club Atalanta, but clearly still has strong memories about his time over here, recently telling Gazzetta Dello Sport:


Andreas Cornelius ;
“It’s a different football, and I wasn’t ready physically during my six months at Cardiff. In Serie A, the technical quality and the organisation on the pitch are superior, but the rhythm in England is infernal. If you’re not at 100%, you’ll suffer”.

Curiosity why is his name here at start of window?

Curiosity why is his name here at start of window?

I don't think VT will be re-visiting that one again

It’s safe to say Andreas Cornelius didn’t enjoy the best of times in the Premier League with Cardiff City, becoming known as one of the most significant flops in their recent transfer history.

He’s enjoyed a turnaround in form at current club Atalanta, but clearly still has strong memories about his time over here, recently telling Gazzetta Dello Sport:


Andreas Cornelius ;
“It’s a different football, and I wasn’t ready physically during my six months at Cardiff. In Serie A, the technical quality and the organisation on the pitch are superior, but the rhythm in England is infernal. If you’re not at 100%, you’ll suffer”.

Ffs annis you scared me writing that name and putting it as a sticky

It’s safe to say Andreas Cornelius didn’t enjoy the best of times in the Premier League with Cardiff City, becoming known as one of the most significant flops in their recent transfer history.

He’s enjoyed a turnaround in form at current club Atalanta, but clearly still has strong memories about his time over here, recently telling Gazzetta Dello Sport:


Andreas Cornelius ;
“It’s a different football, and I wasn’t ready physically during my six months at Cardiff. In Serie A, the technical quality and the organisation on the pitch are superior, but the rhythm in England is infernal. If you’re not at 100%, you’ll suffer”.

Ffs annis you scared me writing that name and putting it as a sticky

Media Wales made Cornelius one of their main headlines before Warnocks Press conference today

Andreas Cornelius ;
“It’s a different football, and I wasn’t ready physically during my six months at Cardiff. In Serie A, the technical quality and the organisation on the pitch are superior, but the rhythm in England is infernal. If you’re not at 100%, you’ll suffer”.

Can someone please message Andreas and remind him he played for Cardiff which is in Wales

Of course he thinks of us fondly we paid him a fortune