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Quakers Take Iron Midfielder on Loan

Vanarama National League North club Darlington have signed midfielder Jack Lambert on a month`s loan from SkyBet League One side Scunthorpe United.

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The 20-year-old started his career at Middlesbrough when Quakers boss Alun Armstrong was on the coaching staff there.

He moved on to Dundee in the Scottish Premier League for two seasons before he signed for Scunthorpe in the summer.

He has just recovered from injury, and now wants to gain some match experience with the Quakers over the next few weeks, although he isn’t eligible for the Emirates FA Cup tie against Walsall.

Armstrong told the club`s press officer Ray Simpson: “I’ve known Jack since he was a youngster at Middlesbrough. He’s a number 10 who can also play out wide. Technically, he’s a very good footballer, who creates a lot of chances”.

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Quakers Take Iron Midfielder on Loan

Friday 15 November 19 I 15:58:38

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The 20-year-old started his career at Middlesbrough when Quakers boss Alun Armstrong was on the coaching staff there.

He moved on to Dundee in the Scottish Premier League for two seasons before he signed for Scunthorpe in the summer.

He has just recovered from injury, and now wants to gain some match experience with the Quakers over the next few weeks, although he isn’t eligible for the Emirates FA Cup tie against Walsall.