Winger Marshall leaves Cheltenham Town
Winger Ben Marshall has returned to Stoke City after the completion of his one-month loan deal with Cheltenham Town.
The 18-year-old has made six appearances, scoring twice in the 5-1 win against Barnet last month.
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Winger Ben Marshall has left Cheltenham Town after his one-month loan deal
Acting manager John Schofield said: "Ben did very well for us but won't be returning for annother month.
"He feels he wants to establish himself a bit more at Stoke having only joined them from Crewe at the start of the season."
Meanwhile key defenders Michael Townsend and Lee Ridley will play for a reserve side against Nottingham Forest reserves tomorrow.
The pair have both been nursing calf injuries and have been out of the side for the past month.
Faroe Islands international Claus Jorgensen, who has been on trial with the Robins, also gets a game as does young Middlesbrough left-back Ashley Corker, who has joined on a work experience basis to train with the first team squad.
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by Paul, Cheltenham
Tuesday, December 15 2009, 11:09AM
“Of course Stoke are not as one-dimensional as us, they're not in the Premier league for nothing!
But as you say they only "sometimes" pass the ball around, and what do they do with the ball from the wings?
Bang it into the big centre forwards or get a throw in and let Delap chuck it to Beatie 6'1", Fuller 6'3" or Sidbie 6'4" ?”
by Ron, Bristol
Tuesday, December 15 2009, 1:42AM
“Paul Stoke aren't as one dimensional as us, they try passing it around in the right areas sometimes, and play with wingers, Liam Lawrence gets a lot of ball on the wing!”
by Paul, Cheltenham
Monday, December 14 2009, 10:42PM
“Shame to see him go, perhaps he might come back later in the season?
(Ron, have you seen Stoke play? He'll be going back to a team that rely on height, strength and the ability to get high balls into the box no matter how it's done!)”
by Richard lll, Cheltenham
Monday, December 14 2009, 8:43PM
“You say that Chippy, but what if those best players are not liked by the manager? Then, he's not going to play them anyway. MA + Josh Low is a prime example.”
by Ron, Bristol
Monday, December 14 2009, 7:30PM
“alf hart, i love this club and i believe that this is the problem with it thats why i keep saying, just because ive silenced most of your comments with facts and realism, doesnt mean you need to get all childish now does it!”