LUFC Leeds Loan Watch - Saturday March 2nd

Vital Leeds looks at how the loan players did in the games over the weekend.


Patrick Kisnorbo - Ipswich Town (Rest of season)

After making his debut in the FA Cup defeat at Aston Villa at the beginning of January, Kisnorbo has been an unused substitute in the last eight Ipswich games.


Danny Pugh - Sheffield Wednesday (Rest of season)
Pugh started the game for Wednesday and he was substituted on 56 minutes as they lost 1-0 at home to Nottingham Forest.

Pugh has made 6 appearances since arriving at Hillsborough in January.


Dominic Poleon - Sheffield United (Rest of season)
Poleon has started the last two games for the blades as they chase promotion from League One.

The speedy winger played a key part in their opening goal as they won 2-0 at Oldham Athletic. Poleon saw his effort saved after getting in behind the Oldham defence and the rebound fell to former Leeds midfielder Michael Doyle, who opened the scoring. He was eventually substituted on 73 minutes.

The youngster has made 4 appearances since his arrival at Bramall Lane on February 16th.


Zac Thompson - Bury (Rest of season)
Thompson started the game for Bury and he was substituted on 56 minutes with them already trailing 2-0 at home to Crawley Town.

There was no more goals in the game and Bury are now looking destined for relegation as they are now eight points from safety with games running out.

The midfielder has made 25 appearances for Bury in two spells since originally arriving at Gigg Lane in October.


Paul Connolly - Preston North End (Rest of season)
Having missed the last two games, Connolly was back in the starting line-up for Preston as they continued their revival under new boss Simon Grayson.

Connolly played the 90 minutes as they shared the points in a 1-1 draw at MK Dons.

Connolly has made 5 appearances since signing for Preston in January.


Paul Rachubka - Accrington Stanley (Rest of season)
The keeper kept his second clean sheet in four days has Stanley drew 0-0 at home with Torquay. This came on the back of a 3-0 win in midweek at Rochdale. Four points from six has seen them climb out of the relegation places.

Rachubka has now made 12 appearances in his two spells with Stanley this season.


Charlie Taylor - Inverness Caledonian Thistle (Rest of season)
The young defender came off the bench after 63 minutes as Inverness drew 0-0 at Ross County.

Taylor has made three substitute appearances since arriving at Inverness in January.


Ross Killock - Alfreton Town (Loan ends March)
Killock was not part of the Alfreton squad as they held promotion chasing Wrexham to a 1-1 draw.

The defender hasn`t featured for Alfreton in the past month and his current youth loan deal expired after the game on Saturday.

The 18-year-old has made 19 appearances with18 starts since joining them in October.


Alex Cairns - Stalybridge Celtic - (Loan ends March)
Cairns made a number of fine saves for Celtic to keep the damage down to a minimum as they lost 3-0 at home to Solihull Moors.

The 20-year-old has played 34 times for Celtic this season, keeping 9 clean sheets since joining them in the first week of the season..


Nathan Turner - Chester FC (Rest of season)
Chester had no game on Saturday but it was a good weekend for the Turner twins with nearest rivals Guiseley losing 2-0 at home to Brackley Town. Chester are now 19 points clear at the top of the Blue Square Bet North Division with Guiseley still having three games in hand.

Nathan has made 13 appearances since joining them in November and he has scored one goal.


Lewis Turner - Chester FC (Rest of season)
He has yet to feature since joining them in January.






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