BLACKPOOL WOLF SHARES THE LATEST NEWS ON WOLVES LOANEES
Joe Hodge – Huddersfield Town
On a personal level, Joe Hodge couldn’t have got off to a better start. Just seven minutes after coming off the bench for his Huddersfield Town debut, Hodge found himself unmarked eight yards out. He slotted the ball into the bottom left corner against Rotherham United, putting ten men Town 1-0 up. Unfortunately, Huddersfield couldn’t hold on and ended up losing the game 2-1. Joe Hodge received an average player rating of 7 from local Huddersfield news outlets.
Nigel Lonwijk – Huddersfield Town
Ki-Jana Hoever – AJ Auxerre
Ki-Jana Hoever’s loan spell at Auxerre hasn’t started as he would have liked. Filling in at an unusual left-back position for the second time this season, Hoever was again on the losing side as his Auxerre team lost 3-1 to Le Havre. To make matters worse, the Dutch 22-year-old, currently on loan from Wolves for the 24/25 season, received a second yellow card for a late challenge on Le Havre winger Rassoul Ndiaye. Ki-Jana Hoever will now miss Auxerre’s home match against Monaco after the international break.
Nathan Fraser – Zulte Waregem
Nathan Fraser is slowly accumulating important minutes in senior football at Belgian club Zulte Waregem. This weekend, Fraser made his second appearance of the season with six minutes to go in Zulte Waregem’s 1-0 victory over bottom side Lokeren-Temse, extending his game time to 16 minutes of professional football this season.
George Hardy – Highgate FC
Seventeen-year-old Wolves goalkeeper George Hardy has been sent out on loan to Highgate FC less than five months after signing from League One club Rotherham United to gain valuable first-team football. Hardy played the full 90 minutes in a 3-2 defeat to Northwich Victoria this weekend.
James Storer – Darlaston Town (1874) FC
Tawanda Chirewa – Derby County
Twenty-year-old Zimbabwean international Tawanda Chirewa was an unused substitute for Derby’s 3-0 victory over Bristol City in the Championship this week.
Marvin Marvellous Kaleta – Motherwell
Nineteen-year-old Marvin Kaleta is still waiting for his senior debut for Scottish Premier League side Motherwell FC. The ex-Manchester City defender was an unused substitute in Motherwell’s 2-1 victory away to St Johnstone this weekend.
Tyler Roberts – AFC Fylde
Wolves’ young winger has dropped a level this season after making 10 appearances for Doncaster Rovers last season. He was expected to be in the squad this weekend just two days after his loan move to AFC Fylde. However, the game against Southend United was postponed due to a last-minute train cancellation from London Euston, which prevented the Southend United players and supporters from getting to the North West on time.
Hugo Bueno – Feyenoord
Another cancellation this week for a player out on loan from Wolves. This time it was Holland, as Feyenoord’s game with Ajax was postponed due to police protests. The lack of police presence meant the safety of players, staff and supporters was too much of a risk for the game to go ahead.
Fabio Silva – Las Palmas
Chiquinho – RCD Mallorca
Chem Campbell – Reading
ARTICLE BY BLACKPOOL WOLF
Always Wolves fan writer Blackpool Wolf loves all sport but in particular boxing, he’s a long time follower of the Old Gold.
1 Comment
by Pam Causer
Why are our unders going on loan to such lowly clubs, no offence meant. Surely when we sell these players or release them the income won’t cover the outlay of putting them through the academy or the fees paid to recruit them from other clubs. How is the academy ever supposed to be self supporting financially?