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He then went on to play in the FA Cup defeat to Portsmouth and also gifted Chelsea a goal in his first start in the defeat at Stamford Bridge.
Doffer has not since featured for the club and pushed for a start in the press just last week. He claimed that boss Paul Jewell told him he would get his chance if he was patient.
Clearly not a Take That fan, Haestad has today left the club by mutual consent and is expected to return home to Norway.
Paul Jewell told the club's official website: "I cannot fault anything in Kristofer's character and commitment, which has always been first class, but I think he found it difficult to adjust to the demands of the English Premiership. Everyone at the club wishes him all the best for the future."
A move to local neighbours Blackburn Rovers is expected in the summer after Rovers' winger Morten Gamst Pedersen's plea for Haestad to join Blackburn before his move to the Latics.