Brandon Fleming admits disappointment at Hull City after Shrewsbury Town move
Brandon Fleming admits it was an uncomfortable time at Hull City having completed his final day loan move to League One Shrewsbury Town.
Since Fleming signed a new contract with his boyhood club last summer, he picked up an injury early in the season, then fell out of favor following the arrival of Liam Rosenior in November, spent the second half of last season on loan at Oxford United.
Fleming has not featured in the Championship this season under Rosenior and will now call New Meadow home over the next few months, directly joining Matt Taylor’s team for Saturday’s trip to Carlisle United.
“I am really happy to be here.
I trained with the boys this morning and it seemed like a really good group,” Fleming told the Shrews website.
“I met all the staff – they looked great.
It’s a good setup and I’m looking forward to this season.
I trained at Hull yesterday and then got the call that it was over.
I left last night and came back this morning.
Now I just want to play as many games as possible.
“Hopefully I’ll contribute some assists and I’m yet to score my first career goal so it would be great if I can do that this season.
I just want to be successful.
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All I want to do is play.
“ and win as many games as possible.
“I want to show what I can do because I know I am a good player, I just have to show it this season.
That is quite annoying.
At the start of the season – a week before the end of pre-season – I broke my leg.
“I was away until about November.
Then I played a few games for Hull but the new coach came and everything changed.
I was loaned to Oxford and really enjoyed my time there.
It was a very good group of boys.
“In terms of results, it wasn’t as successful on the pitch as I would have liked, but it was still a great experience for me.
I was able to discover a different kind of football.
“With bad times – everyone will have bad times in their career – I just think it’s important to get over it and learn from it.
That’s definitely what I have to do.
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“I know a few people from Hull who have been here before.
I spoke to them and they had nothing but good things to say about the venue and the club.
Meanwhile, Man City boss Taylor said the arrival of the 23-year-old with more than 50 league and Ligue 1 appearances under him was a welcome boost to options.
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“Yesterday I said in the press conference that recruitment strategy has changed due to the team’s injury, so we are delighted to sign a player as experienced as Brandon,” Taylor said.
“He is an attacking left-back with experience in both Championship and League One.
He was on loan at Oxford last season and adds quality and competitiveness to our squad.
We’re really excited to work with him and look forward to seeing him join Carlisle tomorrow.
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