Sat Dec 21, 2013 7:53 pm
Kadeem Harris might have played his last game for Brentford after the on-loan Cardiff City winger was stretchered off during this afternoon’s win at Preston.
Harris was replaced by Sam Saunders late on in the first half of today’s 3-0 triumph at Deepdale, which moved the Bees within a point of League One top spot.
It was a great day for Brentford as leaders Leyton Orient were beaten and second-placed Wolves could only manage a draw.
But the injury to Harris, confirmed as a hamstring problem by Bees boss Mark Warburton, was the one blot on an otherwise unblemished copybook.
Harris’ loan stint is due to expire on January 5 and the injury throws any potential extension beyond next month into doubt.
“He’s got a hamstring problem,” Warburton said.
“He rode the first tackle, I thought he could’ve gone down, but unfortunately he didn’t and I think he caught his hamstring on the way down. Our medical team will assess him and see how we go.”
Warburton enjoys a good relationship with Cardiff manager Malky Mackay.
However the Scot is widely expected to be sacked in the next few days, casting further doubt over any potential deal for Harris.
Sun Dec 22, 2013 1:38 am
Always check the line up and notice he starts most of the games.
Be good to have Brentford fan on here to give us an update.