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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal 21:15 - Jul 14 with 936 viewsSaintsNews


Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal 14th Jul 2021 21:11
Southampton's long term pursuit to take Brandon Williams from Old Trafford To St Mary's on loan could be about to come to a dead end with Manchester united said to be demanding a £2 million loan fee, will Saints budge and pay it ? 9




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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 21:43 - Jul 14 with 913 viewsSaintsforeverj

No point paying a loan fee. Save the money for a permanent player. I'm not convinced that such a young player that rarely gets in the Man U team will be good enough. They might as well get a cover player on a free.

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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 08:54 - Jul 15 with 777 viewsSadoldgit

It’s not the loan fee that bothers me, it’s the reported weekly wage of £65k!
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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 09:12 - Jul 15 with 771 viewsSonicBoom

I'd look elsewhere.
Huge wages for such an inexperienced lad. Plus we get to develop him for Man United and are expected to pay heavily for the privilege.
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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 09:51 - Jul 15 with 741 viewsSadoldgit

Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 09:12 - Jul 15 by SonicBoom

I'd look elsewhere.
Huge wages for such an inexperienced lad. Plus we get to develop him for Man United and are expected to pay heavily for the privilege.


Totally agree. If United are happy for us to give him game time and help him develop over this season, then they should be happy to pay part of his wages as he is still their player and if he turns into another KWP we will have done them a massive favour. As it stands, barring injuries, he will spend this next season sitting on the bench again. How is that helping him develop as a player? A loan arrangement is a win win, but United wanted to screw us financially too. If they want us to cover the wages, then ditch the loan fee.
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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 10:14 - Jul 15 with 723 viewssaints__fan__73

Why would a player who is a backup take a loan to a club to be a backup?

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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 10:36 - Jul 15 with 698 viewsSadoldgit

Given the way that Ralph uses wing backs, I assume that he would get more game time here.
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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 10:47 - Jul 15 with 688 viewsBerber

Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 09:51 - Jul 15 by Sadoldgit

Totally agree. If United are happy for us to give him game time and help him develop over this season, then they should be happy to pay part of his wages as he is still their player and if he turns into another KWP we will have done them a massive favour. As it stands, barring injuries, he will spend this next season sitting on the bench again. How is that helping him develop as a player? A loan arrangement is a win win, but United wanted to screw us financially too. If they want us to cover the wages, then ditch the loan fee.


Spot on

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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 12:22 - Jul 15 with 626 viewsdwayne_dibley

they should tell manure to analise

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Manchester United Demand For Loan Fee Could Scupper Deal on 12:39 - Jul 15 with 614 viewsKennington

Seems reasonable to me. If he comes for a season £2m is surely less than a quarter of his transfer value on an equivalent 4 year contract, ie he’s worth more than £8m. Think that’s a better more modern way of looking at loans, and considering the duration of the loan representing the proportion of the player’s transfer value. Obviously there’s no resale value, but if we want resale value we shouldn’t be doing loan deals.

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