Loan Transfer Deadline Day: Final tally

Wolves confirmed earlier than a move for Bolton striker Craig Davies had been called off despite the club hinting at a loan signing a few days ago.

Bolton Wanderers manager Dougie Freedman said: ""He has not played a lot of games so I felt it might just work for him. Then Wolves called us back and said they weren't going to go ahead with it.

"Burnley enquired about him as well but at the time we had already agreed he would go to Wolves. But I am only sending him out to get games."

In other business, Wolves allowed highly rated keeper Aaron McCarey to join League Two York City on loan until January 4. The Ireland Under-21 international, 21, has also signed a new two-and-a-half year contract which keeps him at Molineux until 2016. McCarey had enjoyed previous loan spells at Walsall and AFC Telford United.

Jamie O'Hara was tonight on his way back to Wolves after failing to secure a move to Blackpool. Full story here.

West Brom will be keeping Graham Dorrans after a loan move to Nottingham Forest broke down.

West Brom and Aston Villa have both seen three youngsters leave on emergency deals.

Albion's Kemar Roofe has gone to Cheltenham while team-mate Cameron Gayle completes a move to Shrewsbury.

Villa have allowed four players to leave on loan today.

Enda Stevens this afternoon joined Championship side Doncaster Rovers in a temporary move to January 1, 37-year-old keeper Shay Given moved to second tier side Middlesborough in another temporary deal until the New Year to complete the trio of clubs the veteran Ireland international has played for.

Villa keeper Benjamin Siegrist makes an emergency loan move to Burton Albion after they had 50-year-old keeper Kevin Poole on the bench for their league game against Mansfield.

His Villa team-mate Jordan Graham links up with former Wolves boss Mick McCarthy at Ipswich Town.