TRANMERE Rovers midfielder Paul Henry has joined leading Welsh club The New Saints, formerly known as TNS, on loan until the end of the season.
The 20-year-old has made two substitute appearances for Rovers this season and is set to gain first team experience with the Welsh Premier League side.
Manager Ronnie Moore said: "Paul is at the age where he needs to be playing first team football regularly and this spell at TNS will provide that.
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"Hopefully he will develop there and come back to Tranmere having gained from the experience."
Ronnie Moore should have sent his son to The New Saints,and let Paul Henry get experience here.The way plays the team shows he is clueless as a manager.The team do not have confidence in him.Go back to Oldham that's if they will have you back.I support the team to do well each week and get so despondent with the lack off confidence the team have,when it comes to closing down a game when they are in the winning frame.AHH well the way it is at the moment we are not going to get promotion are we?
Ronnie Moore should have sent his son to The New Saints,and let Paul Henry get experience here.The way plays the team shows he is clueless as a manager.The team do not have confidence in him.Go back to Oldham that's if they will have you back.I support the team to do well each week and get so despondent with the lack off confidence the team have,when it comes to closing down a game when they are in the winning frame.AHH well the way it is at the moment we are not going to get promotion are we?
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