Hayes signs for scunny

<h3 class="headline">HAYES RE-JOINS IRON </h3> <p align="center">
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United have completed the signing of striker Paul Hayes from Barnsley.

The Iron have swooped for the 23-year-old forward, who was out-of-contract with the Tykes.

Hayes signs on a three-year deal, and bolsters the Club's striking options as they enter the Championship next season.

As the player is under 24 and both Clubs can't agree a price, a Football League tribunal will decide the fee.

Hayes left Glanford Park for Oakwell two years ago when his contract expired, and chose Barnsley despite interest from a vast array of Championship and League One clubs.

However, after an excellent first season under Andy Ritchie, which saw the club promoted from League One via the play-offs, he had since fallen out of favour at Oakwell.</p>

Dagenham-born Paul started his career with Norwich City but did not make the breakthrough at Carrow Road and moved to Scnuthorpe in December 2002 after a successful trial spell. </p>

He became a cult hero at Glanford Park as the Club took over the final year of his apprenticeship, with the superb goals in the home matches against Southend United and Hull City making the fans sit up and take notice - with Hayes spearheading a play-off push alongside Martin Carruthers.</p>

He struggled for a place in the side during the following season as on-loan Glasgow Rangers star Steve MacLean partnered Steve Torpey and stole all the headlines up front.</p>

But, with MacLean gone, 2004/05 was very much dominated by Hayes' goalscoring exploits as the Iron marched to promotion from League Two. He topped the scoring charts that season, hitting 19 goals.</p>

He also netted a famous goal against Premier League champions Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the FA Cup. </p>

While with Barnsley in League One two seasons ago, Hayes managed to net in both matches against the Iron and his signing represents a significant coup.</p> All in all, he managed to net 18 goals in 63 starts for the Tykes.

With his Barnsley first team chances limited he signed for Huddersfield on a month's loan towards the end of last season, managing to find the target once in four games.

 

good luck to him, just hopes he has a bad game against us!

 

Good luck Paul

decent laiker and a sound bloke, hope it works artfothi.

 

Like Simon said

he wanted to go back down south.

 

it's nailed on he'll.....

do his fancy penalty routine against Colgan-does Nick know which way he goes???

 

All that absolute ballacks that Davey spouted

about him wanting to move down South, was exactly that then.

 

He has moved south

of Barnsley

 

Neither of em

his missus couldnt make her mind up, factually.

 

Gone to a tribunal

Hopefully they come up with as barking a deal as they did when we signed him then!

 

RE: Neither of em

tell me about looking like a lovely person again?</p>

Clueless. Facty, fact with facts on.</p>

 

he's actually moved very slightly north !!

<font face="times new roman,times" size="4">Scnuthorpe Latitude: 53.5865</font></p>

<font size="2"><font face="times new roman,times" size="4">Barnsley Latitude 53.5500</font> </font></p>

 

RE: he's actually moved very slightly north !!

The dirty liars then!

 

oops nt

 

Do you get everything you want?

Just wandered like.

Do you think we should have kept him?

 

Do you get everything you want?

What you gibbering on about.

 

Apart from

Paul telling me and umpteen other BBSers about him wanting to move back South whilst TFP and Hartog were busy buying the shirt off his back, I reckon you're probably onto summat. Keep going, maybe no-one will find that article in the Star where he reiterated his desire to move back home cos of his wifes family.

You really are the biggest thickest prickest loneliest smarmiest c-unt in Bingley. Keep up the good work.

 

Shame for us

but when the manager decides you're out then that's that.

 

RE: Do you get everything you want?

lol. It's his duty to address any post that may be construed as negative towards Davey. Buthis repliesare indeed difficult to fathom. Obtuse, tangential if you will.

 

Do you not understand English?

Do you get everything you want? Does Hayes?

Do you think we should have kept him?

 

Good luck to the lad ... and thanks for the memories paul nt