ID : found two of these

I'm tidying up a neglected border, along a wall, and came across two of these plants. They have grown very tall and thin (they were hidden behind bushes). I'm not sure what they are. A couple of years ago I planted blackberry, gooseberry and currants along this wall but they did nothing. The other shrubs in front have grown up and hidden them. Before I pull them out can someone tell me what they are and whether they are worth saving?

Thanks

 

Did you plant a grape by any chance?:thumb:

 

Looks a bit like some kind of Maple to me, but I'm sure I've seen something like it somewhere.

 

Welcome to GC LivingInPuglia ... Puglia, Italy?

Could be a grapevine perhaps deposited by a bird.

 

Not a maple, Pete, look at how the leaves are growing. Definitely a vine and I agree with Dai and Sis about it being a grapevine.

Welcome to GC, LIP.

 

Agree looks very much like a grape vine..........

 

:thmb:

 

Well I'm only guessing with Maple just said that because it doesn't look like a grapevine to me.:skp:

 

Pete, I thought a toss up between grape or sycamore. As he`d planted fruit I opted for grape.:gnthb: I could still be wrong.:thumb:

 

The zig zag stem I admit says vine of some kind, but the leaf colour looks a bit dull, and the shape of the leaf not quite right for grape.
Not ones we grow here anyway.

But I didn't realise this was Italy.

Just my ramblings.

 

If I had to put money on it I would definitely say grape, Vitis.:gnthb:

 

How much?

 

Can you lend me a ton?lol

 

I'll go in for £200 :gnthb:

 

Is that real money or GC money?