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HACKNEY WOULD BE MAD TO MOVE ON NOW

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

LOYALTY: Hayden Hackney

MIDDLESBROUGH’S hopes of a £20m windfall last summer were scuppered when Hayden Hackney rejected a move to Ipswich Town.
Ironically, they will now be praying that the 23-year-old Teessider shows a similar level of loyalty in January.
In the six months since Ipswich were sent packing, Hackney has evolved from a player wanted only by the Tractor Boys to a top-class midfielder coveted by West Ham, Everton and Crystal Palace.
Knocking back a Championship club is one thing. But a side that can offer European fo...

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