Molesley extends loan

Until 1st Jan to cover the Christmas games. Seems to have played well in each game maybe he's someone we could sign on a free (wages allowing) as he's out of favour at Bournemouth.

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strange as i thought the loan deadline day had passed and we couldn't sign anyone on any means till January :S

Good player, sign him.

The only player we possess who can keep hold of the ball, get into dangerous positions and create chances.....hell be history after this extention

Our best player in my opinion, looks very comfortable on the ball, can pick a pass and looks dangerous going forwards, i'd have him here permanently for sure

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Molesley now an injury doubt after extending loan stay from Cherries

Mark Molesley is "touch and go" to be fit for Plymouth Argyle's long trip to Accrington Stanley in npower League Two tomorrow.

Molesley, who has impressed in the first four games of a loan spell from League One outfit Bournemouth, has a hamstring injury.

The Pilgrims will definitely be without centre-back Maxime Blanchard, who serves a one-match suspension after he was sent-off in the 1-1 draw away to Exeter City last Saturday.

Durrell Berry will return to the team at right-back, allowingCurtis Nelson to move into the centre of defence with captain Darren Purse.

Molesley's one-month loan from Bournemouth was set to end tomorrow, but has been extended for a further three games up to and including the visit to Bristol Rovers on New Year's Day.

Argyle manager Carl Fletcher admitted he had called on a favour from Bournemouth boss, and one of his best mates, Eddie Howe, to keep Molesley for longer.

It is thought the Cherries are still paying a large slice of Molesley's salary while he is at Home Park.

Fletcher said: "Mark is struggling for tomorrow. He has got an issue with his hamstring, so we are touch and go with him at the minute.

"I had to have a bit of time on the phone to Ed at Bournemouth to keep Mark on the same arrangement as we had for the first month.

"I owe him one, really. It's great he has let him stay here. It's ideal for them and for us. They have got a player they want to get games, and he's doing well for us so we want to keep him."

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If he doesn't play we will lose.

pilgrim_pete wrote:

If he doesn't play we will lose.

If he plays like pele it will make no difference, the rest of the" team"are serial losers, its a long way to go to get battered by a northern village team, flatcher out,,,,,,,