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Loan Watch: Brad's Back

Written by Newcastle Utd

Bradden Inman returned to Crewe's starting XI on Saturday while JJ Hooper and Jonathan Mitchell were also in loan action

By Dan King - Newcastle United Club Reporter

Bradden Inman returned to Crewe Alexandra's starting line-up on Saturday and helped his side pick up a point at Leyton Orient.

The on-loan midfielder had been rested for the home defeat to Stevenage seven days earlier but was back in Steve Davis' starting XI against the O's.

Lee Cook gave the hosts a 26th minute lead but the Alex were quickly back on level terms through Byron Moore, and Crewe were much improved in the second half. Inman had a shot blocked after the break and played the whole game.

In League Two, Curtis Good was an unused substitute as Bradford suffered a hangover from their Capital One Cup heroics against Aston Villa.

The Bantams lost 2-1 at home to Oxford United, with Good missing out despite playing a big part in their semi-final first leg success during the week.

Workington were beaten 3-0 at Histon in the Blue Square Bet North, with Jonathan Mitchell starting in goal and JJ Hooper on the bench.

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