Serious question re Nardiello's loan.............

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  1. pau

    paul.d Well-Known Member

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    last summer he rejected our offer for an offer from QPR which we wouldn't/couldn't match?</p>

    will we now be paying him the wage we couldn't afford last summer or will QPR be &quot;subbing&quot; us??</p>

    don't suppose we'll be told</p>
     
  2. Plankton Pete

    Plankton Pete Well-Known Member

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    It's not like they're short of a bob or two
     
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    Wath Red New Member

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    We didn't try to match there offer did we? He was due to sign for us but had a chnage of heart and went to QPR the same day?

    I would imagine to do that he would be on more but loan agreements normally include a % of wage paid for by the club e.g. we'd pay 50%
     
  4. pau

    paul.d Well-Known Member

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    I hope it's.....................

    payment per appearance with goal bonuses thrown in
     
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    was nothing to do with the money ffs he wanted a fresh challenge
     
  6. Jim

    Jimmy Jazz New Member

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    I think it was more to do with wanting a move to London.

    Roy Keane made comments about how difficult it was to attract players to Sunderland and clearly the smoke does haveit's attractions, especially if you are a young footballer and you want to raise your profile.
     
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    The challenge of bench warming?? nt
     
  8. Jay

    Jay Well-Known Member

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    I think you're deluding yourself there nt
     

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