HDM Sport on Facebook TRANSFER rumours and talk of a loan move also continue to follow Harry Maguire around after his limited game time in the top flight this season. The 21-year-old, signed in a £2.5m deal in summer, has played for a matter of minutes this season and will be kicking his heels following City's European exit and Capital One Cup capitulation last week. Now, Steve Bruce is being tipped to send him on loan to a Championship club and his former side Wigan are the favourites to land him, according to The Mirror. The Mail understands no move is imminent, though, as he is set to play for City's development side as an over-age player in tonight's Under-21s Premier League Cup clash at Burnley.Wolves want Sagbo HULL City striker Yannick Sagbo could be the first through the exit door if reports coming out of the Midlands are on the money. Sagbo is believed to be a loan target for Wolves after falling behind new £10m man Abel Hernandez and Nikica Jelavic in the pecking order at the KC Stadium. The 26-year-old hitman has struggled for goals since signing from Evian for £1.6m ahead of last season, scoring just four goals in 28 outings in black and amber. But although he has failed to get on the goal trail regularly, he has impressed as a targetman and that has prompted the Championship outfit to enquire about his availability, according to The Sun. Sky Sports are also suggesting the Ivory Coast international is being primed for a move to Wolves boss Kenny Jackett.UPDATED 12:20pm: Looks like this one was a good shout as Sagbo has since joined up with his new club and may play as early as tomorrow. Read the full details hereDid Bruce lead England to World Cup win? HAVE you heard the one about Steve Bruce captaining England to World Cup glory? No, it's not a joke. Although it did become something of a laughing matter for the Oldham dressing room following a recent feature in their programme. That's because when assistant groundsman Billy Quarmby went head-to-head with defender Connor Brown, the latter had no idea who had skippered the Three Lions to glory in 1966. So, he plumped for the Tigers manager as the man who inspired England to the Jules Rimet trophy at Wembley. Perhaps footballers do deserve their reputation as not being the brightest button in the box, after all!See next generation for just a few quid THINKING of heading to Burnley to watch City's development squad in tonight's Under-21s Cup clash? If you are, tickets for Turf Moor are priced just £1 for Hull City Season Card holders. Adults without a pass will pay £3 on the gate and concessions £1. Can't say fairer than that.
