Ridehalgh

[Power to people]

Am I right in thinking that a player can only be signed on a short term loan deal for an accumulative period of three months in a season? If so Ridehalgh would need to be signed on a season long loan deal and Huddersfield wouldn't be able to recall him so this might be a stumbling block.

Unless my understanding of the rules are wrong, of course...

You are indeed correct, I have a feeling he will be back in January

[jonny72]

The 93 day limit applies to emergency loans, not to standard loans (which are for either half or a full season).

Guessing Ridehalgh was an emergency loan? The rules suggest a standard loan must cover the period between the transfer windows, though it isn't 100% clear....

http://www.football-league.co.uk/regulations/20110629/section-6-players_2293633_2125731#51

[sonicyouth]

So if we do sign Ridehalgh again it will need to happen prior to the end of the transfer window and be a standard loan deal until the end of the season whereby Huddersfield won't be able to recall him?

[SuggWillSugg MBE]

Yes I think so, the same with Jervis.

But reading the interview in the adver today it seems he won't be returning..

[OOH! SHAUN TAYLOR]

According to Gary Rose on Twatter, PDC chose to send him back back....really?

[Samdy Gray]

I think DRS already alluded to the fact that it probably has something to do with the wage cap and factoring in new signings from 1st Jan, OST.

[Nick Bamosomi]

Gone to Chesterfield on loan for rest of season.

[dphunt88]

Gone to Chesterfield on loan for rest of season.

Good luck to Ridehalgh. In a similar vein to another fullback, Stephen Darby, he gave his all while he was here! The logical next step from a Huddersfield point of view is for him to play games in League One now.