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Loan star Campbell delights Ricketts

By Stuart Dunn
SAM RICKETTS was pleased to see Tyrese Campbell, the striker he recently signed on loan from Stoke City, score his first goal for Shrewsbury in their draw at home to Burton.
Campbell, on target twice for Stoke when Shrewsbury beat the Championship club 3-2 in an FA Cup replay last month, produced a cool finish to give the hosts an eighth-minute lead.
But Burton quickly pulled level through David Templeton’s header to leave the points shared, a result that means Shrewsbury, without a League One win since December 22, remain in the relegation zone.
“He took it reall...

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