Loan Watch 2018-2019

[Law's Bus]

His testimonial can't be that far away now surely

I can't believe EEL is 26. That's crazy.

 

[Alan]

I remember him looking really decent at RB for a minute in League One and not quite understanding why they persisted with him at CB after that.

Oh well, small beans now.

 

[Kenny]

EEL was fine in League 1. The odd decent appearance in the Championship....bomb scare the rest of the time. He will do ok as long as the manager ignores what MK Dons did with him. Tip, don't play him as a DM

 

[Sedgley Wolf]

Debuts for Bright, EEL and Hause today, although the less said for the latter the better

Batth and Johnson both made appearances too after a while on the sidelines.

 

[Tony Towner]

Villa fans seem to have written Hause off after playing 25 mins in a game they were already losing. Such an entitled bunch, may they stay in the Championship for ever more.

 

[Sedgley Wolf]

A bit more action than usual this week;

Kortney Hause - Aston Villa, The Championship.

Came on as a sub just after the hour mark with his side 1-0 down and had a bit of a disaster; just ask any Villa fan. Gave away a clumsy free-kick right away which led to a period of pressure, culminating in the second goal. Also put Whelan under pressure with a sketchy pass who gave away the penalty for the third. Not great.

Danny Batth - Middlesborough, The Championship.

A steady 90 minutes back in the team at Blues in a 2-1 win. Always nice to see one of our lot get one over Small Heath.

Bright Enobakhare - Coventry City, League One.

Thrown into the starting line at home to Wimbledon and showed some nifty footwork to set up a chance from which his team mate really should have scored. Subbed after an hour (probably rusty) and the game finished 1-1.

Jordan Graham - Oxford United, League One.

Kept his place in the side for the a trip to Fleetwood and saw his side slip to a 2 goal deficit at the break. Stayed on for the full game though and helped them come back to earn the draw - no assists or goals to speak of just yet though.

Ethan Ebanks-Landell - Rochdale, League One.

A glorious return to the third tier for EEL at London Road, coming on at half time with the Dale a goal down. Had a quiet 45 minutes though and his team lost 2-1.

Connor Johnson - Walsall, League One.

A somewhat surprise inclusion in the starting XI at home to Scunthorpe. Played the full game in a 2-1 defeat.

Ben Goodliffe - Dagenham and Redbridge, National League

90 minutes in a 2-0 FA Trophy loss at Salford. Booked for a dangerous challenge.

Rafa Mir- Las Palmas, Spanish Segunda División

Started at home to Osasuna and contributed a goal in a 4-1 win, a lovely chipped finish across the keeper after being played through to make it 3-0. Subbed with 15 minutes to go.

Goal on 35 seconds:



FC Jumilla - Only Yang appeared in the starting line-up at CF Talavera, but he was replaced by Hanne after 10 minutes due to an injury he picked up in the warm-up. Wilson and Stevenson seem to have disappeared as there's no mention of an injury to either of them anywhere. 2-0 defeat.

Unused sub: Deslandes.

Not in squad: Miranda, Wilson, Stevenson.

 

[Jolemai]

No Ruddy as he has returned from Jumilla.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Is Miranda injured or just not good enough for Greek football either?

 

[Kenny]

Is Miranda injured or just not good enough for Greek football either?

Seems to be cover in the League and plays when they have European games.

 

[Sedgley Wolf]

FC Jumilla have announced that Donovan Wilson and Ben Stevenson will return to Wolves with Sherwin Seedorf going the other way.

 

[YoungWolf]

You would hope that Wilson could get a league 1 loan. I know he didn’t do great at Port VAle last season but he’s a good goal scorer and could do very well for someone out there

 

[Sedgley Wolf]

I imagine they both have decent loan deals lined up as they were both getting very good reviews in Spain.

 

[YoungWolf]

Burgoyne joins Falkirk on loan

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Via Timbolina:

Cov boss Mark Robins on Bright, who played in the hole: "The quality he has in his feet is unbelievable. He’s a Premier League quality player but he has just got to learn to work hard and have that L1/L2 work ethic because he’s that type of player who is easy on the eye."

 

[YoungWolf]

https://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/sp...news/league-one-defences-should-watch-2450566 Sounds like he had a good game.

 

[Sedgley Wolf]

From this weekend,

Danny Batth - Middlesborough, The Championship.

Kept his place in the team and played the full game for the visit of Millwall. Could have done better in blocking the run of the Millwall player who set up the opening goal, Boro levelled with a penalty late on however.

Bright Enobakhare - Coventry City, League One.

Kept his place in the team and produced an excellent 90 minute display playing just behind the main striker despite his team losing 2-1. Mark Robins thinks he'll be a hit in League One if he pulls his socks up.

Jordan Graham - Oxford United, League One.

Started against Kenny Jackett's Pompey and looked threatening on the left wing. Some good work down the flank and a dangerous cross in led to his team's second, scored by James Henry. Was subbed with 15 minutes to go after Pompey pulled one back and started to press for an equaliser.

Ethan Ebanks-Landell - Rochdale, League One.

Handed a starting place at centre-half at home to Fleetwood and put in an industrious 90 minutes. Game finished 1-1.

Connor Johnson - Walsall, League One.

Kept his place in the side and helped his team keep a clean sheet in a 3-0 win at Gillingham. Sounds like Matty Jarvis is doing the business for the Saddlers.

FC Jumilla - Leak and Yang both got a full game in a 2-1 win. Hanne and Deslandes came on in the last 10 minutes.

Unused subs - Hause, Miranda.

Not in squad - Goodliffe (injured)

 

[Pablowolf]

Via Timbolina:

Cov boss Mark Robins on Bright, who played in the hole: "The quality he has in his feet is unbelievable. He’s a Premier League quality player but he has just got to learn to work hard and have that L1/L2 work ethic because he’s that type of player who is easy on the eye."

It's just unfortunate he has an Isthmian League Division One South Central brain.

 

[AndyWolves]

Via Timbolina:

Cov boss Mark Robins on Bright, who played in the hole: "The quality he has in his feet is unbelievable. He’s a Premier League quality player but he has just got to learn to work hard and have that L1/L2 work ethic because he’s that type of player who is easy on the eye."

Let's hope he takes notice of this, it could be his breakthrough spell

I remember the videos of him in the u23s looking like Messi

 

[Sedgley Wolf]

Connor Johnson got another full game for Walsall last night as they slipped to a 2-1 defeat at Plymouth.

Jordan Graham also played 80 minutes of a 5-2 Checkatrade thumping at Bury, where he got an assist for one of the goals.

 

[Kenny]

Benny Ashley-Seal loaned to FC Famalicão for the rest of the season