No change of heart for Ian
Nov 27 2009 by Stuart Rayner, The Journal
Also joining from Chesterfield is 26-year-old Hall, a versatile defender who was playing for Scottish Premier League Gretna at the time of their winding-up in 2008. His former clubs include Stalybridge Celtic, Oldham Athletic, Scarborough (on loan) and Shrewsbury Town.
Hartlepool United opted not to do any deadline-day business.
Elsewhere, Derby signed striker DJ Campbell on loan from Coca-Cola Championship rivals Leicester.
The 28-year-old will remain at Pride Park until the start of January and goes straight into the squad for their home game against Reading tomorrow. Rams manager Nigel Clough has made no secret of his desire to add pace into his forward line with Steven Davies still sidelined by a hamstring injury and Chris Porter working his way back to fitness after a hip operation.
He said: “This is a deal we’ve worked hard on and it is always nice when your hard work pays off.
“He has raw pace and as I’ve said already this week that is something we’ve been missing up top. It certainly gives us another option and more competition.” Sheffield Wednesday completed the loan signing of striker Warren Feeney from Cardiff.
The 28-year-old Northern Ireland international has signed an emergency loan deal until December 28 and is expected to go straight into Brian Laws’ squad for Saturday’s home clash with West Brom.
The Owls have also signed Stoke midfielder Tom Soares on loan until the end of December.
Blackpool have signed Aston Villa midfielder Barry Bannan on loan until January 30, while Charlton have extended David Mooney’s loan spell from Reading for a second month.
Oldham have completed the signing of Doncaster striker Paul Heffernan on loan for a month.
Leeds have completed the loan signings of QPR midfielder Hogan Ephraim, Cardiff defender Tony Capaldi and Liverpool goalkeeper David Martin.
Heading out of Elland Road are striker Davide Somma, who has joined Chesterfield and full-back Alan Sheehan to Swindon, with both deals until January 2.
