That loan deal for Hayden is a shocker
Why the hell have we entered into a loan deal with no option to end it early when the bloke can’t play for a player who spent the vast majority of last season out injured.
Inept.
Posted By: Jim on January 13th 2023 at 11:44:23
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- That loan deal for Hayden is a shocker (NCFC) - Jim, Jan 13, 11:44:23
- It was a loan to perm deal I recall (NCFC) - Knitted Jesus, Jan 13, 15:54:40
- Yes, this is almost certainly the reason (NCFC) - jamesward, Jan 13, 17:09:27
- I thought it's because a loan deal is actually a transfer legally. (NCFC) - Lentil Weaver, Jan 13, 15:30:25
- We had to take a risk, we couldnt afford an off the shelf (NCFC) - Azteca, Jan 13, 12:41:03
- Agreed, if somebody was proven and injury free... (NCFC) - usacanary, Jan 13, 13:15:15
- I think it's clear... (NCFC) - usacanary, Jan 13, 12:26:18
- I'm pretty sure it was mentioned somewhere NUFC are paying about 90% of his wages (n/m) (NCFC) - Gazzaman, Jan 13, 11:58:54
- so, to be clear (NCFC) - Henclrikus, Jan 13, 20:10:23
- according to the Mail were paying £20k, Newcastle £30k, not great business that!! (NCFC) - Gazzaman, Jan 13, 12:00:44
- Newcastle paying more than half (n/m) (NCFC) - Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jan 13, 12:17:36
- 20k a week - that's fairly decent business these days isn't it?! (NCFC) - Legacy Fan, Jan 13, 12:16:40
- Well we don't know what the offered terms were (NCFC) - Legacy Fan, Jan 13, 11:54:18
- And I'm sure he's shrunk a bit from his Newcastle days (NCFC) - Dracula, Jan 13, 11:49:38
- It was a loan to perm deal I recall (NCFC) - Knitted Jesus, Jan 13, 15:54:40
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