England Adam Clayton (2010-2012)

England Adam Clayton (2010-2012)

Position: Midfielder | DOB: 14/01/1989 | Apps: 50 | Goals: 6
Debut: 07/08/2010 - Derby County (H)
Pos: Midfielder | DOB: 14/01/1989
Apps: 50 | Goals: 6
Debut: 07/08/2010 - Derby County (H)

Spells
Signed From Type Joined Left For Left
Manchester City Loan to Permanent Aug 2010 Huddersfield Town Jul 2012
Other Clubs


Player Record Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
League 47 42 (5) 5 6
FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
League Cup 2 2 (0) 1 0
TOTAL 50 45 (5) 6 6

Season by Season Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
2010-2011 4 0 (4) 5 0
League 4 0 (4) 5 0
2011-2012 46 45 (1) 1 6
League 43 42 (1) 0 6
FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
League Cup 2 2 (0) 1 0

Appearances Date Score
Match Events
Derby County
Championship
H 07/08/2010 1 : 2 L
Nottingham Forest
Championship
A 15/08/2010 1 : 1 D
Preston North End
Championship
H 28/09/2010 4 : 6 L
Cardiff City
Championship
H 25/10/2010 0 : 4 L
Southampton
Championship
A 06/08/2011 1 : 3 L
Bradford City
Carling Cup 1st Round
H 09/08/2011 3 : 2 W
Middlesbrough
Championship
H 13/08/2011 0 : 1 L
Hull City
Championship
H 16/08/2011 4 : 1 W
West Ham United
Championship
A 21/08/2011 2 : 2 D
Ipswich Town
Championship
A 27/08/2011 1 : 2 L
Bristol City
Championship
H 17/09/2011 2 : 1 W
Manchester United
Carling Cup 3rd Round
H 20/09/2011 0 : 3 L
Brighton & Hove Albion
Championship
A 23/09/2011 3 : 3 D
Portsmouth
Championship
H 01/10/2011 1 : 0 W
Doncaster Rovers
Championship
A 14/10/2011 3 : 0 W
Coventry City
Championship
H 18/10/2011 1 : 1 D
Peterborough United
Championship
A 22/10/2011 3 : 2 W
Birmingham City
Championship
A 26/10/2011 0 : 1 L
Cardiff City
Championship
H 30/10/2011 1 : 1 D
Blackpool
Championship
H 02/11/2011 0 : 5 L
Leicester City
Championship
A 06/11/2011 1 : 0 W
Burnley
Championship
A 19/11/2011 2 : 1 W
Barnsley
Championship
H 26/11/2011 1 : 2 L
Nottingham Forest
Championship
A 29/11/2011 4 : 0 W
Millwall
Championship
H 03/12/2011 2 : 0 W
Watford
Championship
A 10/12/2011 1 : 1 D
Reading
Championship
H 17/12/2011 0 : 1 L
Derby County
Championship
A 26/12/2011 0 : 1 L
Barnsley
Championship
A 31/12/2011 1 : 4 L
Burnley
Championship
H 02/01/2012 2 : 1 W
Arsenal
FA Cup 3rd Round
A 09/01/2012 0 : 1 L
Crystal Palace
Championship
A 14/01/2012 1 : 1 D
Ipswich Town
Championship
H 21/01/2012 3 : 1 W
Birmingham City
Championship
H 31/01/2012 1 : 4 L
Bristol City
Championship
A 04/02/2012 3 : 0 W
Brighton & Hove Albion
Championship
H 11/02/2012 1 : 2 L
Coventry City
Championship
A 14/02/2012 1 : 2 L
Doncaster Rovers
Championship
H 18/02/2012 3 : 2 W
Portsmouth
Championship
A 25/02/2012 0 : 0 D
Southampton
Championship
H 03/03/2012 0 : 1 L
Hull City
Championship
A 06/03/2012 0 : 0 D
Middlesbrough
Championship
A 11/03/2012 2 : 0 W
West Ham United
Championship
H 17/03/2012 1 : 1 D
Nottingham Forest
Championship
H 20/03/2012 3 : 7 L
Millwall
Championship
A 24/03/2012 1 : 0 W
Watford
Championship
H 31/03/2012 0 : 2 L
Peterborough United
Championship
H 14/04/2012 4 : 1 W
Blackpool
Championship
A 17/04/2012 0 : 1 L
Cardiff City
Championship
A 21/04/2012 1 : 1 D
Leicester City
Championship
H 28/04/2012 1 : 2 L
Unused Sub Date Score
Match Events
Millwall
Championship
H 21/08/2010 3 : 1 W Unused Sub
Watford
Championship
A 28/08/2010 1 : 0 W Unused Sub
Swansea City
Championship
H 11/09/2010 2 : 1 W Unused Sub
Barnsley
Championship
A 14/09/2010 2 : 5 L Unused Sub
Ipswich Town
Championship
A 02/10/2010 1 : 2 L Unused Sub
Doncaster Rovers
Carling Cup 2nd Round
A 23/08/2011 2 : 1 W Unused Sub

References
OzWhite: Player Profile for Adam Clayton
Sheridan Dictates: Player Profile for Adam Clayton

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lufc1304 wrote on 05 May 2012 01:27 am

One thing needing to be reiterated is that it's all well and good transfer-listing all the no-marks (plus Clayton), but we need some other clubs to want to buy them, and the players in question to be willing to, in most cases, drop down a division. That, for me, is the hard part. Being positive, NW has made it clear they're surplus to requirements, so maybe they'll take the hint and realise that their futures lie elsewhere :duno:

Twiggster wrote on 04 May 2012 08:44 pm

Brader wrote:Im sure i heard a interview with warnock about the clayton thing and he said he weighed up his wage demands next to other targets he was looking at and he made the decision to put him on the transfer list.

Unless i dreampt this it makes me think he can get better players on less or similar wages to what was asked.

unless it was all a dream
You didn't dream it mate. Scroll up this thread and I've posted that interview. :tup:

weasel wrote on 04 May 2012 08:08 pm

Exactly I'm sure SG wanted a lot of the players (some bought by previous managers, some bought by himself in league 1, some even bought while in the championship) to be shipped out but it didn't happen because the people who needed to get them out did a poor job. It is the manager's job to tell the chairman who he wants to be sold but not his job to actively arrange the whole transfer.

theleedsmango wrote on 04 May 2012 08:03 pm

Just remember that all we are hearing is rumours and not facts. His agent could well have asked for 15k, but it may also have been 10k or 5...no one knows. Also, until another club comes in and matches what he wants, with a suitable fee for Leeds, he is still with us. I doubt all the people who were transfer listed will end up going.

Brader wrote on 04 May 2012 07:46 pm

Im sure i heard a interview with warnock about the clayton thing and he said he weighed up his wage demands next to other targets he was looking at and he made the decision to put him on the transfer list.

Unless i dreampt this it makes me think he can get better players on less or similar wages to what was asked.

unless it was all a dream