Marcus Bent joins Sheffield United on loan

18 January 2011 16:10
Out in the cold: Bent made just five appearances for Wolves [LNB]Sheffield United have signed Birmingham striker Marcus Bent on loan until the end of the season. [LNB]Bent, 32, has been on loan at Wolves since August, but has made only five appearances for Mick McCarthy's side. [LNB]Blades manager Micky Adams was in charge of Bent during their timetogether at Leicester, where the forward spent the 2003/4 season onloan from Ipswich. [LNB]Bent will embark on his second spell atBramall Lane, where he spent just over a year after arriving in a£300,000 deal from Port Vale in October 1999.[LNB]He scored 20 goals in 48 league starts for the Blades beforeprevious manager Neil Warnock sold him to Premier League side Blackburnfor £2.1million in November 2000. [LNB] Bent's previous clubs also include Brentford, Crystal Palace, Everton and Charlton.. [LNB] Man in the middle: Bent scored 20 goals in 48 league appearances for United[LNB] Bent set for Birmingham exit after McLeish tells him to find a new clubWolves 2 Bolton 3: Trotters survive late onslaught at Molineux [LNB]  Explore more:People: Mick McCarthy, Neil Warnock Places: Birmingham

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