Reply With QuoteYes he’s there until June at which point his contract expires and think they’ll take him on
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...so says 'Deepdale Digest':-
https://www.deepdaledigest.com/news/...m-permanently/
Despite what the article says, the player is still shown on Preston's official website as 'in on loan'. It's a mute point of course as he's on loan till the end of the season when his Cardiff contract ends. No word from CCS on this though?
As an aside, I didn't realise that Ridsdale is PNE's 'owner' - just behind the pace as usual am I?
Yes he’s there until June at which point his contract expires and think they’ll take him on
Loan till June. CCFC expires then.Originally Posted by Cowbridge Blue
...so says 'Deepdale Digest':-
https://www.deepdaledigest.com/news/...m-permanently/
Despite what the article says, the player is still shown on Preston's official website as 'in on loan'. It's a mute point of course as he's on loan till the end of the season when his Cardiff contract ends. No word from CCS on this though?
As an aside, I didn't realise that Ridsdale is PNE's 'owner' - just behind the pace as usual am I?
Ridsdale lives in Lancaster which is just up the road from Preston. Has been involved with them in various guises pretty well since he left us.
Yes loan signings can be made permanent in the loan period.......I think.
That explains the silence from City then....so says 'Deepdale Digest':-
https://www.deepdaledigest.com/news/...m-permanently/
Despite what the article says, the player is still shown on Preston's official website as 'in on loan'. It's a mute point of course as he's on loan till the end of the season when his Cardiff contract ends. No word from CCS on this though?
As an aside, I didn't realise that Ridsdale is PNE's 'owner' - just behind the pace as usual am I?
The loan has been converted to permenant as Preston had too many loans so city agreed to make it so
Oh... Igovernor. Have another go, mate.The loan has been converted to permenant as Preston had too many loans so city agreed to make it so
Hint: read the bold part of the post I quoted.
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