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WARBURTON: IT’S BETTER FOR GRANT TO BE AT NOTTS

By Dan Barnes

BIG IMPACT: Jorge Grant has shone at Notts County

MARK Warburton has ruled out any chance of bringing back Jorge Grant from his loan in January, despite his good form for Notts County.
The highly-rated 23- year-old midfielder has already racked up 11 goals in League Two for Forest’s city rivals, leading to speculation that he could return to the City Ground.
However, Warburton believes Grant’s recent form is proof of the benefits of a loan spell and has no plans to bring him back.
He said: “The first thing to say is that Jorge is benefitting from the loan ...

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