Jones' hope over switch
Daniel Jones insists he can only benefit from his five month loan deal with Northampton Town.Daniel Jones insists he can only benefit from his five month loan deal with Northampton Town. The 20-year-old has agreed to join the Cobblers, managed by former Wolves assistant manager Stuart Gray, until the start of the January transfer window. Gray saw Jones, who scored Wolves' winner at Hereford on Wednesday, make an 18 minute substitute appearance at Sixfields 24 hours earlier. And the academy graduate is relishing the prospect of some first team football in League One. "I just want to play football on a regular basis and gain some experience," said Jones. Read the full story in the Express & Star
Daniel Jones insists he can only benefit from his five month loan deal with Northampton Town.
The 20-year-old has agreed to join the Cobblers, managed by former Wolves assistant manager Stuart Gray, until the start of the January transfer window.
Gray saw Jones, who scored Wolves' winner at Hereford on Wednesday, make an 18 minute substitute appearance at Sixfields 24 hours earlier.
And the academy graduate is relishing the prospect of some first team football in League One.
"I just want to play football on a regular basis and gain some experience," said Jones.
"It's a new challenge and I'm quite excited about it.
"It'll be good to work with Stuart Gray again, he was at Wolves when I made my first team debut. I've already seen what long term loans have done for the likes of Wayne Hennessey and Stephen Gleeson and, hopefully, going to Northampton, and playing regularly, will put me in good stead for when I return to Wolves."
Jones was expected to play for Northampton in the Maunsell Cup Final against Rushden and Diamonds today.