Ireland Deal Complete With No Option To Buy


By Tyne-Talk
January 31 2011

Aston Villa midfielder Stephen Ireland has completed a 6 month loan deal taking him to Newcastle United until the end of the season. However, it is understood that there is no option within the deal to make the move permanent at the end of the season.

However, it has now been confirmed that the move has been made, but despite being out of favour at Villa, making just 13 appearances, he will be recalled at the end of the season once the 6 month deal is up.

Reports suggest Newcastle United are picking up 70% of Irelands wages (Approx £45k a week).

Earlier today it looked like the whole move was on the verge of collapse as it was reported the 24 year old had failed a medical.

However the latest reports state that due to complications during the medical, Newcastle have agreed to take Ireland regardless, providing that should he get injured or prove unfit during the deal, he can be sent back to Villa.

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Ireland Deal Complete With No Option To Buy
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 31/01/2011 20:10
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31/01/2011 20:10
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tunyc
31/01/2011 20:28
I hope we're not paying his wages.

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davenufc
davenufc
31/01/2011 20:33
70% of them apparently 45 grand a week

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tunyc
31/01/2011 20:56
Hope that's not more than what Larsson wanted.

Especially considering this guy's been injured a lot lately.

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MissC
31/01/2011 21:29
Just updatd this with the latest.

Apparently there were problems with the medical which means we took him anyway on the condition we can send him back if he proves unfit

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davenufc
davenufc
31/01/2011 21:34
and if his granny begins looking a bit poorly

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tunyc
31/01/2011 21:47
Well you know how I was banging on about us needing another injured midfielder.

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TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
01/02/2011 21:29
Good signing, I always liked the lad, but didn't think it was a needed position. Either way though he will do me

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tunyc
02/02/2011 00:41
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TOONTILLIDIE
Either way though he will do me

(Sm100)

I do think he's a good player, but my enthusiasm is curbed by the injury. Also, that we don't have an option to buy is weak.

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TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
02/02/2011 23:19
Suprised that it wasn't in, if he does cr@p then we won't sign him, but if he does fantastic how much more would the fee have went up

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