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Swansea93 said:Sheffield looking to loan or sell him before the end of the transfer window, worth another go on loan?
Do you realise the wages he on ...Swansea93 said:Sheffield looking to loan or sell him before the end of the transfer window, worth another go on loan?
Hillbillyjack said:Do you realise the wages he on ...Swansea93 said:Sheffield looking to loan or sell him before the end of the transfer window, worth another go on loan?
Swansea93 said:Saw a Sheffield fan saying he’s on 27K a week wages so this one would be more realistic than Andre Gray on 70K a week, although I doubt Sheffield would want to loan him to a division rival.
PSumbler said:27k a week would cost us around £1.3m in wages for a season long loan.
Let's say if we went and bought a striker at £12k a week - the same period would cost £480k in wages (appreciating it is a longer contract than that period though) which would mean around £800k for transfer fee and signing on fee.
At that cost - Brewster is likely to be a better deal.
That's not to say I think it would happen because I don't think it would but its a damming indictment of Chris Wilder's transfer policy that they are considering letting him leave on loan
Badlands said:PSumbler said:27k a week would cost us around £1.3m in wages for a season long loan.
Let's say if we went and bought a striker at £12k a week - the same period would cost £480k in wages (appreciating it is a longer contract than that period though) which would mean around £800k for transfer fee and signing on fee.
At that cost - Brewster is likely to be a better deal.
That's not to say I think it would happen because I don't think it would but its a damming indictment of Chris Wilder's transfer policy that they are considering letting him leave on loan
But why consider a striker / CF who as scored once in 33with no assists??