Imray Excels: Crystal Palace Loan Round Up
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The Crystal Palace loan contingent continue to thrive as they earn valuable first team experience away from Selhurst Park:

  • Danny Imray (Bromley FC)

Could Danny Imray be Palace’s answer at wing-back?

The 21-year-old is delivering positive performances week in week out for the Lilywhites. He has been a constant threat for Bromley on the right hand side but needs to work on his end product with manager Andy Woodman saying that Imray "has been a real plus", but that he "needs to add goals and assists to his game."

The youngster played 90 minutes on Saturday and squandered some shooting opportunities in their 2-1 defeat to Tranmere. Imray then played 78 minutes and was subbed off for former England international Carl Jenkinson, in Bromley’s win 1-0 away at Doncaster.

  • Joe Whitworth (Exeter City)

Joe Whitworth’s stellar form continued as he produced a Man of the Match performance in front of the Sky cameras as Exeter beat Shrewsbury 2-0. The young shot stopper produced a number of fine saves as he kept his sixth clean sheet of the season.

Whitworth did come down to earth with a slight bump as his side lost 2-1 to Reading, with the young keeper perhaps culpable for the second goal.

  • Owen Goodman (AFC Wimbledon)

Owen Goodman kept another clean sheet during the international break as Wimbledon played their first game at Plough Lane since it was flooded.

The England youth international had a quiet night between the sticks as the Dons earned a 4-0 win against Carlisle.  Then on Saturday, Goodman could do nothing as the Dons lost 1-0 to Notts County. However, Goodman bounced back, keeping his sixth clean sheet of the season as Wimbledon beat Morecambe 3-0.

Jesurun Rak-Sakyi was named on the bench by Blades boss Chris Wilder as United lost 2-0 to Leeds United. The winger was not given too much of an opportunity to make an impact only coming on in the 77th.

The 22-year-old was restored to the starting line-up in the 1-0 defeat to Middlesbrough. Despite the defeat Rak-Sakyi was a constant threat for Sheffield United, making one key pass and completing three successful dribbles.

David Ozoh suffered a hamstring injury a month ago and is still not expected to be back for another couple of weeks.

Naouirou Ahamada was once again an unused substitute as Rennes drew 1-1 with surprise Champions League package Brest. The loan move for the French midfielder is quickly turning into a disaster, with Ahamada yet to register any minutes on the field for his new side. 

Odsonne Edouard was an unused sub as Leicester beat Southampton 3-2 thanks to a late Jordan Ayew goal.

  • Malcolm Ebiowei (Oxford United)

Winger Malcolm Ebiowei came on and was booked in Oxford’s 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion. The 21-year-old was then an unused substitute as the U’s drew with Derby.

  • Tayo Adaramola (Stockport County)

The young left back was not in the squad for either of Stockport's games this week.

  • Killian Phillips (St Mirren)

Midfielder Killian Phillips and his St Mirren side had a tough afternoon on Saturday as they got thrashed 4-0 by Hearts. The Irish midfielder was subbed off in the 46th minute.

  • Ademola Ola-Adebomi (SK Beveren)

The 20 year old striker  got his first 90 minutes in nearly a month as SK Beveren lost 2-0 to La Louviere.

21-year-old Luke Plange came off the bench in the 77th minute as HJK’s poor form continued as they lost 1-0 to KuPs.

  • Roshaun Mathurin (Hartlepool United)

Young attacker Roshaun Mathurin made his first start in three games and played 57 minutes in the Pools 1-1 draw with Maidenhead. Mathurin will be hoping for more game time under new management after Hartlepool sacked Darren Sarll last week.

  • Jack Wells-Morrison (Wealdstone)

19-year-old Jack Wells-Morrison got another 90 minutes for Wealdstone as they lost 3-0 to Yeovil Town.