By Liam McMullen
January 16 2009

Following our earlier report on the return of Ryan Shotton for the remainder of the season on loan from Stoke City, we take a look at the reaction of Rovers Boss Ronnie Moore and Shotton himself to his return to the Club where has already become a big hit.

Tranmere Rovers earlier today completed the signing of Ryan Shotton on loan from Stoke City which brings him back to Prenton Park for the remainder of the 2008/9 campaign.

Shotton scored an astonishing five goals in 19 appearances during his first spell with the club, impressive for a right back.

With speculation going around that five Clubs were to believed to be interested in the youngster Shotton admitted he was delighted to be back at Rovers.  He told the Tranmere Rovers Official Website:

"Coming back to Tranmere is what I've wanted since I was here last time. I spoke to Ronnie and Peter earlier this month and have been very keen to return."

"I want to play as much football as I can, stay in the team and help Tranmere get into the Play Off positions.  Then we'll see where we can go from there."

Meanwhile Ronnie Moore earlier today showed how delighted he was to have Shotton back telling Tranmere Rovers Official Website:

"I'm delighted to bring Ryan back to the Club. He performed excellently for us in his three months here earlier in the season and hopefully he will continue to improve with us."

"He's a big, strong defender who likes to get forward, and as we have already seen he is more than capable of scoring goals."

"I'm grateful to Stoke manager Tony Pulis for allowing Ryan to return."

Shotton is expected to go straight in to tomorrow's squad for the difficult away task at Millwall.

Shotton on Return: "It's What I've Always Wanted"

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tranmerepete
16/01/2009 16:48

Come on Shotton lad .............

Every ball is a white ball............TRFC

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Mikey
16/01/2009 17:26

It could actually be a money saver that his move got delayed. If we'd of had him on 1st of Jan like we expected, he wouldn't of played any games and we'd of been paying money towards his wages, so for him to come now, he's in time for the first game and we have saved two weeks of his wages!

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liam_trfc_06
16/01/2009 17:29

Great thinking Mikey!

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TT Admin
16/01/2009 17:37

Yeah spot on!

The delay has benefitted us in the end no doubt!

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