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Thursday, 11 July 2013, 19:30
Friendly Match
Colchester have bolstered their attacking options with the loan capture of Troy Hewitt from QPR until the end of the season.
Last Updated: 07/03/13 at 19:31
Troy Hewitt: Farmed out
The 23-year-old arrives with the U's leading goalscorers Jabo Ibehre and Freddie Sears currently sidelined by suspension and injury respectively.
Hewitt has made one substitute appearance for QPR to date and spent a brief spell on loan at Dagenham last season, although his most first-team experience has come this term having made 12 appearances for League One rivals Bury, during which he found the net twice.
The striker is available to make his debut in Saturday's home clash against Crewe.
wap deal with ITV. Can't wait to see Stuart Pearce and Roy Keane giving each other the evils.
oe has signed John Scales instead.
oes the medical involve some sort of dressage event?
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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew insists he has no intention of leaving St James' Park despite the turmoil currently engulfing the club.
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