United youngsters could be set for Yorkshire move


Rotherham's Steve Evans
By Chris
September 9 2013

Rotherham United manager Steve Evans has indicated that his club could be set to bring a number of Manchester United players to the New York Stadium on loan.

The Millers recently took on Manchester United in a training game at Carrington - and discussions reportedly took place concerning possible loan moves for players.
 
Rotherham United boss Steve Evans said: "Their players are sought after, but David Moyes is well aware of our stadium and what the chairman has done here and he was impressed with us.
 
"The conversation developed quickly and very interestingly".
 
He added: "It could be two, maybe three. We are working on a couple of things and are waiting for answers".
 
The Yorkshire club currently sit fourth in League One, having claimed three wins and three draws from six league outings. 
 
Former United striker Daniel Nardiello reportedly scored two goals in the training match. 

United youngsters could be set for Yorkshire move
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Date: 09/09/2013 22:41

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Re: United youngsters could be set for Yorkshire move
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Date: 10/09/2013 08:55

I have always maintained that first team football is better than reserve or practice games....

Loan 'em out and bring 'em back - it worked for Beckham!

Re: United youngsters could be set for Yorkshire move
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Date: 10/09/2013 08:58

Beckham on loan to Preston! Seems a long time ago....[:wor kid:]

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