Stoor considers loan switch

02 March 2009 18:55
Fredrik Stoor has admitted that he would consider the option of a loan move away from Fulham.[LNB] The Sweden international, who joined the Cottagers from Rosenborg last summer, has found first-team football hard to come by this season.[LNB]He has been restricted to just two outings in the Premier League, with both of those coming from off the bench.[LNB]As a result of these limited opportunities, Stoor has revealed that he would welcome the prospect of regular action elsewhere.[LNB]"I have to keep my eyes open for other solutions," he told Fotbollskanalen.[LNB]"I need more games in order to grow, but at the same time I don't want to give up and state that I can't make it here. Because I believe I can.[LNB]"I haven't thought about it that much. I haven't spoken to the club about it but, since I am not playing, I'll keep my eyes open for offers."[LNB]PatienceWhile frustrated to be left on the sidelines, Stoor accepts that Fulham's fine form this season has given Roy Hodgson little need to implement changes.[LNB]"Given that the team have been playing so well, and the players in my position have been great, I need to be patient," he said.[LNB]"I feel I have more to give, but the Premier League is not the place to be developing players.[LNB]"Of course the manager will try and teach players new things, but there is pressure to produce all the time."[LNB]

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