Forgotten defender Josh Thompson has gone on loan to Chesterfield for the remainder of the season.
The former England youth team defender had spent the first part of the season on loan to Peterborough but failed to make a single appearance for Darren Ferguson’s side.
Thompson was signed by Tony Mowbray from Stockport in August 2009 and made 16 starts scoring three times under Mowbray and Neil Lennon.
Last season he was out on loan to Rochdale but only made 12 appearances.
Chesterfield are currently sitting at the bottom of League One and are managed by former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder John Sheridan.
Meanwhile Celtic’s development squad were taught a priceless lesson against a Spurs XI today losing 4-1 to the Premiership side.
After recent matches against Kilmarnock and St Johnstone playing alongside the likes of Emilio Izaguirre and Paddy McCourt a youthful Celtic side found themselves facing up to seasoned Premiership players such as Niko Kranjcar, Giovani dos Santos and Steven Pienaar.
Spurs found themselves 4-1 up at the interval with the Celtic goal coming from Lewis Toshney who was the only player ineligible for the current u-19 side.
CELTIC (4-4-2): Thomson; Toshney (Jones), Fraser, Irvine, Blackman (Chalmers); F. Twardzik (Kidd), McGregor, McGeouch, George (Herron); Atajic (Watt), Keatings
Sub: FeelyÂ