Another loan exit to HCFC

By Chris,
January 15 2011

Hull City boss Nigel Pearson and Sir Alex Ferguson have strengthened the growing link between the two clubs as another Manchester United starlet switches to The Circle. Promising defender Corry Evans, brother of Jonny, has joined the Championship club on loan until the end of the season.

Sir Alex has been happy to see his youngster’s move to the Humberside club.

Cameron Stewart moved to Hull on loan in November and has already notched up eight appearances with the Tigers, whilst James Chester joined the club on a permanent basis last week.

The trio will hook up with ex-Reds centre-back Paul McShane. The Irishman started his career at United and had spells at Walsall, Brighton, West Brom and Sunderland before moving to Hull.

Versatile Evans is touted as being a hot prospect for the future by many followers of United's second-string. He has seven full caps for Northern Ireland, but is still waiting to make his first league appearance for the Red Devils.

Hooking up with Hull will give Evans the chance to strut his stuff at Championship level and prove his worth to the Manchester United camp. 

Starlet Evans makes it a United trio at Hull

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Briansmurph
15/01/2011 18:10

Its good for them to get experience, good job.

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Rogero
16/01/2011 15:48

Agree with Brian - there is no substitute for first team football.

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