Re: The Official Loan Update Thread

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Kane begins Bristol loan:
Todd Kane, a member of the Chelsea Under-21 squad, has joined League One side Bristol City on loan until 18 January
http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest-news/2014/11/kane-begins-bristol-loan-.html

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Meanwhile John Swift, who was on loan with Championship club Rotherham United, has returned to Chelsea. He made four appearances.

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Shame about Swifty, but good luck to Kane.

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On Swift, via Sky Sports:
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The 20-year-old signed for the Millers in the summer on a six-month loan amid a bout of positivity but played just 144 minutes and has not featured since August 19.

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Blimey. Knew he wasn't being given much time but didn't realise it was that bad.

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Yeah, I read that too. Such a shame.

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Tomáš Kalas set for change of scene with Chelsea ‘nervous and disappointed’ over Koln loan:
Chelsea loanee Tomas Kaláš is set to leave Bundesliga outfit Koln in January after becoming disheartened by his lack of opportunities at the club, the player has revealed
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/537270/Tomas-Kalas-Koln-loan-Chelsea-January-move

"I really don’t know what the problem is."

"Koln plays well without me and the manager doesn’t have any reasons why he should change the defenders. But I still hope I will play. If not then a change has to come."

"I am in touch with Chelsea, but I don’t have any exact news about my future."

"I didn’t know I wouldn’t play. The club came to England in summer and told me they would like to have me there."

"At first they were happy with my performances but then I didn’t play in any game. I don’t know what went wrong."

"Chelsea is also nervous and disappointed about my loan to 1 FC Koln. We will be resolving my situation in winter."

"I want to play during the next half year. It is in my interest and that of my agents and of Chelsea. We will solve it."

"I left Chelsea because I wanted to play regularly."

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I hope we recall him, he deserves better.

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Chelsea defender Tomas Kaláš disillusioned at loan club Cologne and could be set for QPR move:
Young defender Tomas Kaláš was loaned out to Bundesliga outfit Cologne at the start of the season but has grown frustrated at his lack of first team opportunities, and the player could be set for a recall in January in perparation for a new loan out by Chelsea, with Premier League side and London neighbours QPR interested in the Czech
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/chelsea-defender-tomas-kalas-disillusioned-4677891

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QPR? no thanks!

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Look at the picture on that story.




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You two could be twins ffs
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He finally admits it!

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No.

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Alex Davey has been loaned to sunthorpe (for some reason, adding a c makes it a curse word) until Jan while there are reports the Swift could be going to Ipswich on loan.

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Good luck to him.

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Alex Davey was named to the League 1 Team of the Week after his professional debut on Saturday in a 2-1 win over Barnsley.

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Chelsea loanee Alex Davey was ‘excellent’ says Mark Robins in solid Sc-unthorpe United display at Barnsley:
Chelsea loanee Alex Davey was hailed as ‘excellent’ by manager Mark Robins on the back of a hugely-promising *bleep* United debut
http://www.*bleep*.co.uk/Chelsea-loanee-Alex-Davey-excellent-says-Mark/story-24942055-detail/story.html

“Alex was excellent, but I thought the two centre halves were really strong and solid.”

“They defended everything that was launched from the back of Barnsley’s defence and I thought they dealt with the aerial bombardment really well, against good players.”

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‘I don't want players to leave or return’: Blues loan players not welcome back at the club in January, says Mourinho:
Chelsea manager José Mourinho says the Blues will not be welcoming loaned-out players like Patrick Bamford back to the club in January and wants them to stay with their current sides through to the end of the season
http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/chelsea-not-planning-welcome-back-8237382

“I don't want players to come back, and I don't want players to leave.”

When asked directly about the England U21 international Patrick Bamford staying at the Championship outfit, the Blues chief responded: “I would (be happy), yes.”

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