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dannypne7

Since nobody seems to have mentioned how the players we have loaned out did yesterday (all six of them), I thought I'd start the thread and we can use it for any news/updates.

Warren Beattie - well, at least he's playing regularly. They (Kendal Town) lost 4-2 in the FA Trophy yesterday though, at Skelmersdale United.

Dave Hibbert - came on as sub yesterday (with 4 minutes remaining) in Rotherham's 1-1 draw at Carlisle. Looks like he's been a decent squad player for them so far this season, they'd be in the play-off zone if they hadn't been deducted 10 points.

Jason Jarrett - started yesterday for Hull City, got a 6 in the NotW. They got a decent 0-0 at Southampton - hopefully he'll do well for a couple of months and they'll sign him, then turn shit.

Andy Lonergan - conceded 2 goals for Swindon at home to Hereford, they lost 2-1. Got a 6 in NotW. Doesn't sound like the goals were his fault.

Andy Smith - played his first senior 90 minutes since August 2005, and seems he did ok although Cheltenham lost 2-1 at home to Oldham. From Cheltenham Town forum - http://www.robinsnestforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=13798:

Smith - 6: crossed for our late goal and was clearly getting frustrated about the 'service' he was getting. Kept saying to put the ball at his feet rather than at his head when his back was to goal. Better contact should've netted him a debut goal which would not have been undeserved.
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Brian Stock - only got a 5 in NotW in 0-0 draw at home to Leyton Orient. From Doncaster Rovers forum - http://www.yaurs.com/drfc_forum.html:

Stock gave the ball away more then ten times we were counting,terrible game
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They ain't too chuffed with their new manager, Mr O'Driscoll.
 
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Cheers for the round up Dannypne, I was looking around the forums yesterday to see how the lads were doing. Smithy seemed to get the most glowing report.
 
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Good thread, this is always something that I would want from a forum
 
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Warren's supposed to be playing really well at Kendal, but is getting really frustrated with the defence, they've lost 2 on the bounce and he says with amount of chances Kendal and opponents are having they should've won them both...

If he's doing as well as I hear I'm sure a slightly bigger team will be in for him when his month is up in nearly 2 weeks time. I think at this stage if nobody comes in for him he may stay as he's enjoying playing on a Saturday and has said the Kendal squad are a good set of lads.
 
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Very good thread, intresting to read, always curious to find out how well our players out on loan are fairing up!
 
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Good stuff, glad someone else likes to keep tabs on the loaned players.

Quite surprised at Stock- he's been playing well for Doncaster.
 
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Cracking Post - Good to find out how the loan boys are doing. I can't remember us having so many players out on loan at the same time, currently 6 is this a club record? Does this mean that we have a squad that is too big or just a lot of strength in depth?
 
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I think it might have something to do with the fact that we don't have a reserve team anymore. If these players want to play regularly they have to go out on loan.
 
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pneal said:
I think it might have something to do with the fact that we don't have a reserve team anymore. If these players want to play regularly they have to go out on loan.
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We do have a reserve team.
 
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HayBeeSeaDee said:
Cracking Post - Good to find out how the loan boys are doing. I can't remember us having so many players out on loan at the same time, currently 6 is this a club record? Does this mean that we have a squad that is too big or just a lot of strength in depth?
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We know the squad is "too big". There is players we need to offload starting with Jarrett, of course. I`d be surprised if either Andy Smith or Stock play another game for PNE. Oh, we can add Hibbert to that as well.

pneal said:
I think it might have something to do with the fact that we don't have a reserve team anymore. If these players want to play regularly they have to go out on loan.
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Don`t have a reserve team?? What planet are you on?
 
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Hibbert really should be a bit further up their pecking order tho don'tyou reckon? I can't imagine any of our other strikers struggling to make th 1st team at Rotherham bar Andy Smith.

As for Stock and Jarrett going out I think its really the end for Jarrett and if Stock stays there as well we are painfully short then in mid field. Peerhaps Simmo is getting rid of 2 so he can bring in a biggish name on loan in Jan.
 
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I think its a real pity Jarrett threw his toys out of the pram, in my view he did really well last season and would give us that option on cover in the middle of the park. He certainly has the physical build and strength we have been a bit short of in some away games.

Smith I would like to see come good, would give us even more options at the front.
 
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i think that jarrett will be on his way out permanently in jan. not too sure about stock. depending on how he does and if nuge goes or not, smith's future is probably undecided. hibbert will probably be going too. lonners will be back and beattie will prob be back too.
 
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Now THIS is what this forum is for. Cheers for the info Danny. Will be interesting to see whether any of these guys impresses enough for Simmo to give them another crack. Think it's fair to say Lonners will be back, but not sure about any of the others, except maybe Beattie. Hibbert seems to have lost favour at Rotherham. Sure he was first choice when he first went there?!
 
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Good to hear Warren's getting a good runout everyweek at Kendal Craig. Speaking of runout's when you coming back to get your fitness back.

Saw Lonergan's goals on the championship, he was trying to close down the angle for both goals, not his fault.
 
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