ancientblade
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yeah much as expected brighton will send him out on loan again i would imagine and hopefully could give us a chance to bring another striker in on loan
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Didn’t Hecky say they we ‘control’ the situation?![]()
Premier League club considering terminating Sheffield United loan agreement
Reda Khadra's time at Sheffield United could be coming to an end, with parent club Brighton & Hove Albion ready to recall him from his disappointing loan stint at Bramall Lane.footballleagueworld.co.uk
Oh Great the last match of our season is against Birmingham, you just know the football gods will be rubbing their hands at the thought.A lad on Twitter (please stop reading if that first but makes your eyes roll into the back of your head!) mentioned that Khadra's Mrs had mentioned that she was moving to Birmingham.
So either she's ditching him for a Brummie, or this is a possible alternative destination.
It's not implausible they could also make the play offs, like three quarters of the division.
They were pushing the top six a few games back.
wont matter we will already be upOh Great the last match of our season is against Birmingham, you just know the football gods will be rubbing their hands at the thought.
Nixon is just tweeting about our reported interest in bringing the lad in.Another Nixon ‘scoop’ stating the obvious.
No it is not.I tried to find a good source for the buy clauses in his contract. Best I could find, from a credible source, was this from The Athletic:
“loan agreement includes an obligation to buy if United win promotion and he makes a set number of appearances”
Source: Here
So, this could be why he isn’t being played much. If we don’t think he is worth buying, and we think we might get promoted, then the only way out is to not play him.
Very interesting!
Not good enough and they send back. He might be a success elsewhere but not with United.Maybe something of the nature that:
1. He features in more than 50% of games through the entire season and United win promotion, then United have an obligation to buy him.
2. He plays less than 25% and Brighton have the opportunity to recall him in January.
3. There is a penalty clause United wish to terminate early.
4. The player may also instigate a termination with the agreement of 1 or both of the other parties.
In the first instance the assumption is he’s become a significant enough player to contribute to our success and it makes sense to have both United and the player make a more firm commitment to Brighton.
In the second instance, he’s nowhere near to the team, we have no intention of picking him, he isn’t going to trigger a permanent switch and all we are doing is devaluing Brighton’s asset and wasting the player’s time.
He’s played in 15 matches.
So in a 46 game season, even if he’s never picked again, he would have exceeded the clause for Brighton to bring him back. However, as soon as he plays in 8 more matches then he would automatically trigger a purchase arrangement.
Perhaps then club and player are evaluating if both parties see his role potentially growing beyond the 16% of available minutes in which he’s featured and whether it’s worth advancing headlong into a further commitment for a player who is already only featuring sporadically.
Then perhaps there is a conversation to be had with the player and agent to see if they can find an alternative club that may mitigate the penalty United may need to pay Brighton for early termination and any further loan fee they may be due.
This may also explain Hecky thinking he wouldn’t be able to replace him because whilst his wages would be gone, then the penalties and loan fees would mean that any balance would not be sufficient to bring in an equal caliber player (unless you get another club to take these obligations).
Not saying I’m correct at all, that’s just the type of scenario which may marry up with some of the comments.
Also brought with him a reputation as being a bit of a Billy Bigbollox, and always looked like he was carrying a few extra pounds to me? May all add up with him not being Hecky's favourite just lately.Hope he does go back a very over rated player for me, some blades seem to think he was shit hot for Blackburn because he had a decent game at the lane. He scored 4 goals and 2 assists in 27 games for them Sander already has 4 goals an 3 assist in 16 games this season but yet some would say Rheda was unplayable and Berge isn't good enough?
surely hecky has somebody lined up if khadra goes back although his comment the other day did suggest our board may need some convincing even if we cant fund a defensive midfielder we have to bring another striker in this month were so close to a fantastic achievment by returning to the premier league we cant ruin that chance by cheapskating nowAlso brought with him a reputation as being a bit of a Billy Bigbollox, and always looked like he was carrying a few extra pounds to me? May all add up with him not being Hecky's favourite just lately.
I'm sure if he's going we've someone better lined up to replace him, plenty would want to join at the minute with how we're going.
Not making the squad
I don't want to be losing a player if I can't bring someone else in
We should be able to
We have had chats with Brighton
I get Brighton and Reda's position he wants football I get that
But it's on me we don't have a big squad so I need to know we can replace him before we make a decision
What I don't get is why in the meantime whilst we need Reda why he isn't in the matchday squad? Unless Brighton and/or Khadra have said they don't want to play to risk injury to somewhere else but then you've got Hecky saying he doesn't want to release him until he gets someone else, even though as I say in the meantime he's not playing. We've currently only got three strikers and playing Billy for 90 plus minute most games is not going to get the best out of him either. At least we've got the cup game coming up and therefore nearly 2 weeks to get McBurnie back and hopefully another striker to come on loan.Reda?
Can you bring someone in
Khadra
My take.What I don't get is why in the meantime whilst we need Reda why he isn't in the matchday squad? Unless Brighton and/or Khadra have said they don't want to play to risk injury to somewhere else but then you've got Hecky saying he doesn't want to release him until he gets someone else, even though as I say in the meantime he's not playing. We've currently only got three strikers and playing Billy for 90 plus minute most games is not going to get the best out of him either. At least we've got the cup game coming up and therefore nearly 2 weeks to get McBurnie back and hopefully another striker to come on loan.
Show us the tweetA lad on Twitter (please stop reading if that first but makes your eyes roll into the back of your head!) mentioned that Khadra's Mrs had mentioned that she was moving to Birmingham.
So either she's ditching him for a Brummie, or this is a possible alternative destination.
It's not implausible they could also make the play offs, like three quarters of the division.
They were pushing the top six a few games back.
We’re probably trying to get the situation to turn a bit sour so Brighton take the high ground and tear up the agreement for the good of the player.Why we keeping hold of him if he isn't making match day squads or training?
Makes sense?
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