By Deadly Submarine
September 20 2008

Tranmere have announced today that young striker Terry Gornell will gain vital experience after he joined League Two side Accrington Stanley on a month's loan to gain first-team experience which can only be a benefit to him as he looks to make it inthe professional game.

Tranmere striker Terry Gornell today joined League Two side Accrington Stanley on a month long loan deal in a bid to gain some vital first-team experience which at the moment cannot be offered at Prenton Park.

Having signed his first professional contract over the summer and after making his first team debut in the Carling Cup defeat away at Grimsby Town in early August, striker Gornell's chances have so far been limited in the Rovers first team with the emergence of Bas Savage and Craig Curran and the experience of Chris Greenacre and Ian Moore.

The move to Accrington will surely benefit Gornell greatly in the long-term and this afternoon he played the full second half after coming off the bench in Stanley's 3-0 away defeat at Darlington.

Total Tranmere would like to wish Terry all the best in his loan spell at Accrington in the forthcoming weeks.

Youngster Gornell Goes to Accrington on Loan

Discussion started by Total Tranmere (IP Logged), 20/09/2008 23:30

Total Tranmere
20/09/2008 23:30

Youngster Gornell Goes to Accrington on Loan

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roger trfc
21/09/2008 13:08

good luck to young gornell a great prospect for tranmere this will be a great experence for him playing first team football

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trevor charles...
24/09/2008 00:06

Terry is a great prospect and needs 1st team football. Ill put my house on him being a pro footballer.

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Matthew the rover
24/09/2008 00:13

He won't be a pro footballer if you put your house on him, he'll be squashed

Being serious, he's got massive potential and he has got to be given a longer contract by Tranmere.

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