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Rawson's contract was due to run out June 2017, he was on loan at Coventry City until May 2017.
With his age not sure if a small fee has to be paid to Derby County, by the club who sign him.
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Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst
link please eric
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/farrend-rawson/profil/spieler/335177Quote:
Originally Posted by caytonmiller
Rawson info
silly miller that link is the one i posted earlier and it says contract end june 2018.
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Originally Posted by caytonmiller
Sorry Cayton Miller can't remember what the link was, I posted during last season that Rawsons contract was up in June 2017, that we ought to be in for him, I will try & find the link.
I posted 15 February 2017, when I saw Rawsons contract up June 2017, looking now at profile of Rawson, the www.transfermarkt.co have his contract listed at June 2017 & 2018.
So has he signed a year extension or was the 2017 date a misprint.
If SWFC are prepared to send him out on loan we should be first in the queue.This kid is a really good player and at league 1 level I can see him being a winner.I would say the priority is an injection of pace in central midfield plus we need a new goalkeeper ASAP.Mr.Chairman spend the cash on these players to make us into a "winning team".Quote:
Originally Posted by Timbertop
If you look at our club whilst trying not to be biased it seems clear to me that attracting decent players on loan would be difficult if not nearly impossibleQuote:
Originally Posted by MillerBill
Why would they come?
We ruin more careers than develop them
We don't have a manager with a track record or reputation of any form
We don't have any coaches or trainers of any note
Even after a bit of a spruce up our training facilities are poor
It's also Rotherham, a town with "issues"
Yes we do manage to sign loan players but they tend to be those with very few options left where we are basically last resort or a nice little earner before retirement.