Chesterfield chief unhappy as Blades perform Brooks '˜U-turn'

An unhappy Chesterfield director Ashley Carson says Sheffield United have performed a '˜U-turn' over the loan deal for David Brooks.
By The Newsroom
Published 24th Jun 2017, 12:45 BST
Updated 18th Jul 2017, 08:46 BST
David Brooks of Sheffield United takes at shot on goal during the Emirates FA Cup Round One match at Bramall Lane Stadium, Sheffield. Picture date: November 6th, 2016. Pic Simon Bellis/SportimageDavid Brooks of Sheffield United takes at shot on goal during the Emirates FA Cup Round One match at Bramall Lane Stadium, Sheffield. Picture date: November 6th, 2016. Pic Simon Bellis/Sportimage
David Brooks of Sheffield United takes at shot on goal during the Emirates FA Cup Round One match at Bramall Lane Stadium, Sheffield. Picture date: November 6th, 2016. Pic Simon Bellis/Sportimage

The talented midfielder, who starred for a victorious England U20 side in the Toulon Tournament, was due to join up with the Spireites on loan until at least Christmas.

But Carson says the Blades have changed their mind in what is a set-back for Chesterfield’s preparations for the new League Two season.

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“I’m unhappy with how it’s panned out and I’m unhappy it’s at the 11th hour when our players are back in,” he said.

“They’ve done a U-turn on what was agreed.

“I have to accept it and accept their reasons but I am unhappy with it, it’s a real blow.”

Brooks is highly thought of at Bramall Lane and having made four senior appearances last season, did his standing at the club no harm with his performances in France.

More to follow.