Keisuke Honda did it again this week. This time scoring both goals as VVV Venlo earn a draw against ADO Den Haag. The first a wel-taken shot, the second a clean header. This result leaves VVV unbeaten in mid-table. OK, so they only have two points, but they and Honda are off to a promising start back in the top flight.
VVV Venlo Vs. ADO Den Haag at FootyTube.com
The only minus for VVV is that this is likely to hasten Honda's departure, since he is proving that he can make the grade at the top level, and then some. No surprise to those of us who have been following him since he was a rookie, he has always had the skill and vision to make a difference. Now he also seems to some maturity to go with it. For Honda, the success with VVV means that he afford to be choosy about the offers that come his way. There is no need to rush into a decision, if he is not convinced that it the right club. There is always the January transfer window, if the right offer does not come along now.
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