The Fullwell Step
Striker
I suppose it would be bizarre if you didn't support Sunderland, didn't live in England and preferred Star Wars characters to football.
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I suppose it would be bizarre if you didn't support Sunderland, didn't live in England and preferred Star Wars characters to football.
By giving them an over weight striker who scored 0 goals in 13 games?
Loaning Danny Graham to them isn't helping them
by giving them a player that they wanted for buttons. if they had to buy him thats different but now they have that money to strengthen their team further,as i said bizarre.
He is better than what they already have. whether he can score them enough goals to keep them up I doubt. Hull are a poor side compared to Swansea.
still think loaning N'diaye to a small club in Trukey is a strange move for the player
by giving them a player that they wanted for buttons. if they had to buy him thats different but now they have that money to strengthen their team further,as i said bizarre.
:roll: whilst freeing up valuable wages for us to strengthen our hand...
yeah selling him or loaning him to a team outside of the prem wouldnt do that.:roll:
by giving them a player that they wanted for buttons. if they had to buy him thats different but now they have that money to strengthen their team further,as i said bizarre.
They're spending 40K a week on his wages and we've freed up 40K a week.
Are you really this dim?
this fact now is it or a convenient excuse people choose to believe?.
He's on £41k per week, 10k more than Giaccherini. Out with the overpaid deadwood, with a loan fee probably anywhere up to £1m. So in the process of loaning him out we save £41k x 52 weeks (around £2m) and recoup nearly £1m in a fee. Not bad business sense. recoup £3m of the £5m outlay in signing him and if he does alreet sell him for £2m-£3m. So money back.
Same with N'Dyia (sic).
Are you saying its not fact? Eh?
yeah selling him or loaning him to a team outside of the prem wouldnt do that.:roll:
He's on £41k per week, 10k more than Giaccherini. Out with the overpaid deadwood, with a loan fee probably anywhere up to £1m. So in the process of loaning him out we save £41k x 52 weeks (around £2m) and recoup nearly £1m in a fee. Not bad business sense. recoup £3m of the £5m outlay in signing him and if he does alreet sell him for £2m-£3m. So money back.
Same with N'Dyia (sic).
yes,until it is proven to be true then it is not a fact.
where has this million pound loan fee come from?.
yes,until it is proven to be true then it is not a fact.
A Premier League team will more than likely be able to afford a far larger percentage of his wages in comparison to a club in a lower division. Whom incidentally, will not receive the TV money... BUT of course you knew that! :roll:
A perfect riposte, I change my opinion
There will be a loan fee, however let's say there isn't. we're still getting £2m off our wages for the coming year. How can that not make business sense?
A perfect riposte, I change my opinion
There will be a loan fee, however let's say there isn't. we're still getting £2m off our wages for the coming year. How can that not make business sense?
So you don't know the terms of the loan but are slating it?
Why would anyone do that?
I hope for your sake that you're a WUM, otherwise you're as thick as fuck. The mods really ought to ban you either way like.
give over making things up, its embarrassing, you havne't got a f***ing clue![]()
100% of his wages is highly unlikely.
a team who finished fourth bottom loans a 5 million pound striker to newly promoted team and you cant see why it looks strange?,fukk me what a clown.:roll:![]()
Making things up? Do you not understand the meaning of the word 'probably'?