Liam Bridcutt went to Leeds United on Thursday and went straight into the side that faced Queen’s Park Rangers.
Liam Bridcutt went to Leeds United on Thursday and went straight into the side that faced Queen’s Park Rangers.
And although Bridcutt couldn’t help his new team mates to a win as they went down 1-0 at Loftus Road, with the only goal coming from the boot of Charlie Austin with his first touch of the game in the 58th minute.
But despite the disappointment of a defeat, Leeds manager Steve Evans was full of praise for the midfielders efforts.
Evans told the club’s official website: “There was a little bit of rustiness at times when he overran the ball and maybe a little bit sloppy at times when he gave it away and got caught the odd time.
“But I think the two best players for me were the boys who have not played for a long time in Charlie Taylor and Liam Bridcutt.”
