Good luck Harry. We know you’ll be back in blue one day!

Good move for him, at 23 its vital he is playing regularly. Still a big room for improvement, hopefully it’ll help him make that next step into a Prem player. Best of luck Harry! 

Just checked the Wednesday forums and they are convinced Chris Wilder is obsessed with them after pulling off this little ‘steel’.

United are in a strong position but I hope this translates to game time for Harry

Seems a shame to “lose” him when he was such a big member of the team for the last couple of highly successful seasons, but it’s easy to forget that he’s only 23 and very early in his career. Needs to be playing, and plenty of years ahead of him to progress. Best of luck

Good luck Harry. We will miss your fist pump. See you next season. muccletonjoe

I agree with KM , he is a very good player, and if we get relegated this season , we will all be thankful he has had this loan.

Agree with other comments, but just think the way Harry plays he needs to be in a front foot team which we have been for past 2 years….whereas this Season we are inevitably mostly on the back foot and someone like Axel comes into his own. Shame as I do not see us getting relegated, but we will need forward momentum from RB next season if the worst happens and have no one else at the Club who provides that. Good luck Harry and don’t stay away too long regardless ! 

Harry is the player (along with Wolfenden) who gets the most unwarranted flack from the online mob, mostly from ‘fans’ with no apparent Suffolk heritage I’ve noticed, though most of them have got profiles clutching a bottle of Stella. Coincidence? No idea, but it’s ill-informed at best. Last season in particular the way we were set up often left HC exposed and out of position, but that was our chosen plan, and obviously it worked. Both HC and LW are decent players who clearly love the club and give total commitment on the pitch. Because both are defenders and someone has to be blamed for every goal conceded, they have been the target of the mob, but, as I’ve pointed out many times, we still conceded goals when we could perm any four from Mills, Burley, Hunter, Beattie, Butcher and Osman as our defence, and nobody could ever have called them out for stealing a living? Personally I think both of them add a lot to the team on match-days (and probably in training) and yes, there are things they could do better, but the same could be said of all of our current defenders.
I get mystified by why they’re singled out, other than possible some weird jealousy? SmithersJones added 11:11 – Jan 29

The old Sheffield Utd fanzine The Flashing Blade used to run an occasional piece called “They Refused to Play for Wednesday”, based on a feature in the Wednesday programme called “They Used to Play for Wednesday”. Time to bring it back! FBI added 11:27 – Jan 29

@The_Prof What on earth are you on about? Have a lie down, it’ll wear off in a few hours. Dozzells_Bobblehat added 11:28 – Jan 29

Prof , I agree . We play/played a system in which Leif is basically a wing back in a back four. When he is caught out of position both centre backs and HC would all move across. On occasion the opposition would see this and play a ball out to the left wing and Clarke would get stick from people just seeing the gap on his side . That said I think this is a good move at this point.
I also like Wolf and wouldn’t be letting him go .