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Playing regularly Cory Adjetey-Brew (Worthing, 4th, National League) 19 apps (14 league, 4 FA Youth Cup, 1 National League Cup) · 4 goals, 2 assists · 1,672 mins. The standout so far. He’s the most-used loanee by a distance and is putting up good numbers.
Jaiden Putman (Woking, 13th, National League) 13 apps (10 league, 3 National League Cup) · 2 assists · 850 mins · 6 starts He wasn’t in the starting XI at first but was starting by mid-September. He was sent off three weeks ago and came straight back into the team on Saturday, playing the full 90 at centre-back in an away win at Scunthorpe.
Daniel Bennie (Dundee United, 4th, Scottish Premiership) 11 apps · 1 goal, 1 assist · 595 mins He’s involved most weeks at a team near the top of the league, but he hasn’t completed a full 90 yet.
Fringe or mixed Emmerson Sutton (Worthing, 4th, National League) 7 apps (5 league, 1 National League Cup, 1 Premier League Cup for QPR) · 1 goal (National League Cup, in a start) He has only one league start and 99 league minutes.
Kieran Morgan (Bradford, 3rd, League One) 5 apps · 0 goal contributions In the league he’s had only two sub appearances (28 and 9 mins), but he has played the full 90 in three cup games.
Ziyad Larkeche (Barnsley, 23rd, League One) 4 apps · 0 goal contributions He’s been taken off at half-time twice, but both times as part of a triple change. He started and played 88 minutes in Saturday’s 2-1 defeat.
Struggling for minutes Jaylan Pearman (Swindon, 14th, League Two) 6 apps (4 league, 2 EFL Trophy) · 0 goal contributions He was taken off at half-time in his only league start.
Philip Sanyaolu (Bristol Rovers, 15th, League Two) 4 apps (2 league, 2 EFL Trophy) · 0 goal contributions He was taken off at half-time in his only league start. Otherwise he’s been an unused sub every game, apart from two where he wasn’t in the matchday squad.
Joe Walsh (Wigan, 24th, League One) He dropped out of the team before the end of August and hasn’t played since.
Tylon Smith (New England Revolution, 2nd, Eastern Conference) He hasn’t made an MLS appearance yet.
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Loan Players - Update on 10:15 - Oct 26 with 2841 views
Not the overall result we were hoping for, but let’s give it some time.
I am particularly disappointed with Smith’s loan, thought he was a decent prospect and could have hugely benefit from a loan deal where he could play a lot. Seen as a prospect for the SA national team also, this move is really halting his progress.
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Loan Players - Update on 10:23 - Oct 26 with 2790 views
I remain convinced that several of them would be better off being here, training and mixing with the first team, maybe being named as a sub now and again and playing regularly for the Devt Squad.
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Loan Players - Update on 10:37 - Oct 26 with 2700 views
I remain convinced that several of them would be better off being here, training and mixing with the first team, maybe being named as a sub now and again and playing regularly for the Devt Squad.
If it doesn't change for some of them by January, recall them, train with the squad and research more suitable loans, if our injury situation allows.
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Loan Players - Update on 11:26 - Oct 26 with 2533 views
The word from Worthing fans is that C.A.B is, and I quote, "far better than our (Worthing's) level and he'll be a player" Good to hear.
Morgan's situation really surprises me. It feels like a wasted few months for him and I'd sooner we had kept him around the gaff even if just for the odd cameo or fill in; even that is better than what he's getting at the moment. Maybe it's case of his face doesn't fit, he's not comfortable oop North and being away has knocked him sideways? It happens with young 'un's. If nothing else I hope the experience gives him more steel and determination to make it here.
For the others I'd hope Big Phil can get some 1st team minutes soon.
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
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Loan Players - Update on 12:06 - Oct 26 with 2403 views
The word from Worthing fans is that C.A.B is, and I quote, "far better than our (Worthing's) level and he'll be a player" Good to hear.
Morgan's situation really surprises me. It feels like a wasted few months for him and I'd sooner we had kept him around the gaff even if just for the odd cameo or fill in; even that is better than what he's getting at the moment. Maybe it's case of his face doesn't fit, he's not comfortable oop North and being away has knocked him sideways? It happens with young 'un's. If nothing else I hope the experience gives him more steel and determination to make it here.
For the others I'd hope Big Phil can get some 1st team minutes soon.
I think it's more to do with Bradofrd having been on an upward tick for a while and having better players. I would expect to see them in the champonship in the next few years.
But we should recall Morgan and get him somewhere else playing regular football, even it it's league 2.
It is also a warning that we need to be careful not to overhype young players. The club don't help themselves with this either. That premier league cup win looks pretty average now.
Morgan gets to play from 69th minute in the cup game. Now in the quarter finals of the EFL Cup after they beat Peterborough 2-0. We can only dream.
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I watched this game from about 10 minutes before Morgan came on. He did well, some crisp first time passes, won a couple of tackles and a header. He had a good chance to shoot but played a team mate in on goal who fluffed it. Bradford should have won by more as their finishing was very poor.
Loan Players - Update on 22:35 - Oct 27 by Beckenhamhoop
I watched this game from about 10 minutes before Morgan came on. He did well, some crisp first time passes, won a couple of tackles and a header. He had a good chance to shoot but played a team mate in on goal who fluffed it. Bradford should have won by more as their finishing was very poor.
That’s good news. Sounds like he did okay tonight.
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Loan Players - Update on 23:35 - Oct 27 with 1380 views
Adjetey-Brew is their second top scorer at the minute and has a couple of assists too. Scoring 1 in 3 from left back (4 of them in the last 3 games) is pretty impressive and they seem to love him there. Playing the full 90 every week too. Very promising stuff.
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Loan Players - Update on 07:52 - Oct 28 with 993 views
Adjetey-Brew is their second top scorer at the minute and has a couple of assists too. Scoring 1 in 3 from left back (4 of them in the last 3 games) is pretty impressive and they seem to love him there. Playing the full 90 every week too. Very promising stuff.
Great to see him doing so well but this is non-league, bring him back soon and loan out to league 1 or 2 and see if he can progress there.
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Loan Players - Update on 08:10 - Oct 28 with 945 views
Got to feel for Walsh. Our number one last season and now he can't get a game for the worst team in League One.
Look, he’s a nice lad but it’s professional sports. He’s not been good enough for Wigan. He wasn’t good enough for us. You don’t need to feel sorry for anyone in football, he’s not been unfairly treated - he’s been given a lot of opportunities and proven he’s not up to it
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Loan Players - Update on 12:43 - Oct 28 with 457 views
Apparently Brewdog is playing out on the left wing rather than at left back for Worthing recently and that is where the goals are coming from. Having a Gareth Bale-esque transformation
Got to feel for Walsh. Our number one last season and now he can't get a game for the worst team in League One.
Wasn't convincing though, was he?
Whatever has happened at Wigan, its extremely unlikely he'll play for us again. Indeed, if he did, it'd be a worry. Not sure how long he's got on his contract with us, but hopefully from our perspective: not beyond this season!
Now when we signed him, he was hailed as a prospect and as I recall, he joined up for England training or something. To what extent his lack of progress is down to us is what needs addressing so that we tighten up on development of players.
Anyway good luvk to him as he's clearly at a crossroads in his career.
Just seen Bennie dropped to the bench for the Celtic game tonight, and some interesting comments about him from Dundee fans on the BBC..
"Alan: A good performance from both teams on a driech day. I really thought Dundee United played well but did get frustrated with Daniel Bennie who was caught on his heels too often not anticipating the moves from his teammates. Harsh offside decision too but overall really happy with the three points and the goals were top class too."
"Gordon: Aberdeen played as well as I've seen them, maybe they should get a "virus" every week. But United purred at times, played some lovely football and cut the Dons open easily. If Bennie could challenge and win the ball and look more interested then there'd be a player there. But Dylan Tait, Lyall Cameron and Zidane Iqbal look great and with Esselink and Forbes are knitting a formidable CB partnership. We live in hope, and dream."
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