Waldock returns to Worksop Town on loan
Worksop Town have announced that midfielder Liam Waldock has rejoined the club on a season-long loan from Boston United.
The talented midfielder signed for the Tigers at the start of March on a short-term loan and made an instant impact, scoring in his second game for the club against Bedford Town.
The former Gainsborough Trinity and Alfreton Town played ten games for the Tigers at the end of the season, scoring three goals, with the other two coming against Radcliffe and Peterborough Sports.
Craig Parry is ecstatic to see Waldock return to the club believed Waldock brings bags of energy into midfield and is a player that can break in behind and go run in beyond.
“He’s technically very good, experience at the level and fits everything we want from a midfielder and an eight, so we’re delighted to have him back,” he said.
It follows last week’s triple incoming of Andrew Boyce, Jay Abudu and Sam Essien to the club.
Boyce spent the bulk of the 2008/09 season with the club on loan from Doncaster Rovers and joined after leaving Scunthorpe United.
“He’s got size, presence and is a leader so he ticks every box for what we want a player to have in the back line,” the Worksop boss told club media.
“He’s had a hugely successful career, and he brings that experience and leadership that we need back there to help guide the younger players. We feel he can be one of the best centre-backs at this level and will help organise and lead us from the back.”
Essien joins Worksop after making the switch from previous side Ilkeston Town in a move which Parry was only too keen to see happen.
“We were hugely impressed with him last season when we watched him. He brings a lot of energy, is a tough-tackling player and covers a huge amount of ground in the centre of the park,” Parry said.
“On top of that, he’s another lad with a good age profile, and has the quality to succeed at the level. He’s a player that I’m very excited to be working with.”