Walsall goalkeepers George Barrett and Jenson Kilroy, defender Rico Browne and strikers Douglas James-Taylor and Charlie Wragg are currently out on loan as they look to earn first-team football and possibly force their way into Mat Sadler's plans.
OUT ON LOAN
| NAME | ON LOAN WITH | INFO |
|---|---|---|
| GEORGE BARRETT | LYE TOWN | LOAN |
| JENSON KILROY | HEREFORD PEGASUS | YOUTH EXPERIENCE |
| RICO BROWNE | TAMWORTH | ONE-MONTH LOAN |
| DOUGLAS JAMES-TAYLOR | DROGHEDA UNITED | SEASON-LONG LOAN |
| CHARLIE WRAGG | BROMSGROVE SPORTING | THREE-MONTH LOAN |
George Barrett started as Lye Town made their way to the Dominoes Arena on Coles Lane and took on Sutton Coldfield Town on Saturday afternoon.
Kory Burke gave the home side the lead in the first half before Matt Gardner levelled for Lye in the second forty-five.
Burke added his and Sutton's second before Charlie Dowd sealed the win as Lye went home frustrated.
Jenson Kilroy started as Hereford Pegasus took on Royal Wootton Bassett Town at the Sustain Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
It was an afternoon to forget for Jenson and his teammates as Pegasus were thumped four-nil by their dominant hosts.
Goals from Alfie Presley, Finn Hopkins, Tommy Ouldridge, and George Peare were enough to seal the points and give Hereford plenty of things to think about.
Rico Browne started as Tamworth travelled south to Roots Hall and took on Southend United in the National League.
It was another disappointing afternoon for a loaned-out Saddler as goals from Bim Pepple and Oli Coker were sufficient to take the win for the home side.
Douglas James-Taylor started as Drogheda United made their way to Tolka Park and took on Shelbourne in the League of Ireland on Friday evening.
Debutant Bridel Bosakani, who had replaced James-Taylor with fifty-seven minutes on the clock, scored a screamer for the Drogs but the damage had already been done as Sean Boyd and Rayhaan Tulloch netted for the home side who took all three points.