Ross Gardner’s injury recuperation has gone on tour up the A50 to Port Vale, giving the youngster a chance to regain fitness and get some first team football into the bargain – a good move for him, I think – it’s only for a month initially, and whilst it’s to a league rival as with Thompson’s recent move, I can’t see it giving them a sufficient boost to make any real different to their league standing.
Gardner hasn’t featured for Forest this season largely due to injury, although given the run of form the side are on, he’d face an uphill struggle to force his way into first team reckoning. The loan opportunity is probably a real make-or-break kind of chance for him, he’s out of contract at the end of the season – so he needs to start to get games under his belt in some shape or form if he wishes to be retained by Forest beyond this season.
And he could get off to a dream start – he may get the chance to play against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane in the Carling Cup! Hopefully he grasps this chance and does well (but not too well, afterall, we wouldn’t want another promotion rival, no matter how remote the chance!), as he’s shown glimpses of promise with his past involvement with Forest. Good luck, Ross.
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