Boss Wright wants kids sent on loan
Lisa Evans can’t wait to play in France
, and published by the Perthshire Advertiser, 58 Watergate, Perth, PH1 5TF (01738 626211). Registered at the Post Office as a newspaper. St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright is hoping to send younger players from his squad out on loan to gain first team experience.
Perth goalkeeper Ross Sinclair has already joined Scottish Lowland League side BSC Glasgow until January.
And now other talented McDiarmid Park players could also be in line for some lower league action.
“We have had a couple of enquiries about Kyle McClean, Greg Hurst and Ali McCann,” Wright said.
“I would like to get some of them out on loan before the end of the month so we will see what happens.”
Speaking yesterday, Wright also provided an update on the progress of first team stars Murray Davidson and Brian Easton.
He said: “Murray is getting his stitches out so he will no doubt be asking me if he can train straight away but that won’t be happening.
“We will see what he’s like as time goes on.
“He was told four to six weeks and it’s only ten days since the operation so we have to manage him properly.
“In the past Murray has come back from injuries really quickly and he will be looking to do the same.
“So he’ll be assessed day by day until the medical staff are comfortable letting him train again.
“Brian has had a couple of meetings with the consultant and he is passing it on to a guy in Denmark to have a further look.
“At the moment it looks like we are moving away from further surgery and it might just be a time thing.”