LOAN WATCH: PART ONE (2023)

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Costelloe faces tricky Rangers game as Ward’s Swindon win again in this week’s loan watch

2023-09-19T20:30:00.000Z

LOAN WATCH: PART ONE (2023)

Costelloe faces tricky Rangers game as Ward’s Swindon win again in this week’s loan watch

2023-09-19T20:30:00.000Z

Costelloe faces tricky Rangers game as Ward’s Swindon win again in this week’s loan watch

Part One of this week’s ‘Loan Watch’

13 players are currently on loan deals away from the Club, across various leagues and countries, including the Danish Superliga, Scottish Premiership, German Bundesliga and Turkish Süper Lig.

This tally includes players from both the first team, and U21s and below is a round up of how the first seven players, in alphabetical order, fared in this week’s fixtures.

Bailey Peacock-Farrell (AGF Aarhus)

Peacock-Farrell's loan side Aarhus faced a tricky fixture against 11-time Danish champions Brøndby IF, and ultimately lost out 3-0 at home.

The Northern Irish ‘keeper played 23 minutes before being sent-off in the game against the second placed Danish Superliga side.

That result means Aarhus sit fifth in the table and welcome Randers to Aarhus Stadium next Sunday, a game that Peacock-Farrell will now miss through suspension.

This week’s game(s): SUN – Randers (H)

Benn Ward (Swindon Town)

Ward was an unused substitute in the Robins 2-0 victory over Walsall on Saturday, with ex-Claret Charlie Austin, and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy netting the goals for Michael Flynn’s side.

Swindon sit third in the Sky Bet League Two table following that win and are three points off leaders Gillingham with a game in hand.

Next up for Ward and the Robins is a trip to fellow Claret Michael Mellon’s Morecambe next Saturday.

This week’s game(s): SAT – Morecambe (A)

Dara Costelloe (St Johnstone)

Costelloe played 90 minutes in this week’s tough game at home to Rangers for St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.

The forward was booked after 30 minutes in the 2-0 home loss that leaves the Saints sat bottom of the table, and winless in five.

Next up for Steven MacLean’s team is a trip to 10th placed Hibernian on Saturday.

This week’s game(s): SAT – Hibernian (A)

Harry Moss (Padiham)

Moss was not involved in the Storks 3-2 win against Barnoldswick Town in the North West Counties Football League Premier Division or their 3-2 loss to Charnock Richard four days prior.

The ‘keeper has a month remaining on his loan deal with Padiham who after Saturday’s victory, are 20th in the table, 12 games in.

Next up for Moss and the Storks, is a trip to Hollyhedge Park Community Stadium to take on Wythenshawe on Tuesday.

This week’s game(s): TUE – Wythenshawe FC (A), SAT – Redcar Athletic (A)

Jack Turner (Hyde United)

Turner was an unused substitute in Hyde United’s 2-1 FA Cup Second Qualifying Round victory over Albion Sports on Saturday.

The defender is one of two Clarets players currently on loan with the Tigers, as ‘keeper Sam Waller is also with the Northern Premier League Premier Division side, who currently sit 16th in the table.

Next up for Hyde is a game against Basford United on Saturday at The Project Solar Stadium.

This week’s game(s): SAT – Basford United (H)

This week’s ‘Loan View’ sees us catch up with defender Jack Turner who is on loan with Hyde United

Luke McNally (Stoke City)

Defender McNally was also an unused substitute this weekend, as Jack Stacey’s goal condemned the Potters to a 1-0 defeat against Norwich City at Carrow Road.

The 23-year-old has started three games for Stoke so far this season, as Alex Neil’s side sit 19th in the Sky Bet Championship table.

It’s Huddersfield Town up next for the Potters and McNally, as they take on the Terriers at the John Smith’s Stadium on Wednesday night.

This week’s game(s): WED – Huddersfield Town (A), SUN – Hull City (A)