Cardiff City striker Nat Jarvis has returned to Cardiff after his loan to Newport County failed after they didn't submit the paper work on his extended deal in time. Cardiff were happy to see the young striker stay on loan with the Conference club but what County are calling a “communication breakdown” between them and the Conference League scuppered the deal.Newport manager Justin Edinburgh told the local paper ‘The Argus’ on Thursday before the mix-up,
“Nat is staying until January.
“He’s up there with the leading scorers for the club. He’s made a good impact and deserves his place in the starting line-up.”
The player was unhappy with the situation and used his Twitter account to vent his fury saying,
Newport County messed my loan up, it didn’t go through in time, really p****d off, was hitting form as well.”
He had previous twitted,
“Signed at #NewportCountyFC until the New Year!"
Jarvis who was enjoying playing regular with Newport will now find himself dropping down the pecking order at the Cardiff City Stadium with his chances for a start or even the bench unlikely. It is highly likely the County boss could try and resign him on loan in January has it would be beneficial to Cardiff to have the young striker playing regular football.
The player was unhappy with the situation and used his Twitter account to vent his fury saying,
Newport County messed my loan up, it didn’t go through in time, really p****d off, was hitting form as well.”
He had previous twitted,
“Signed at #NewportCountyFC until the New Year!"
Jarvis who was enjoying playing regular with Newport will now find himself dropping down the pecking order at the Cardiff City Stadium with his chances for a start or even the bench unlikely. It is highly likely the County boss could try and resign him on loan in January has it would be beneficial to Cardiff to have the young striker playing regular football.
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