Just been called up for the U 21's. Left sided midfielder who has also played left back at Leeds. Think he made his debut aged 16 and played the odd game before playing most of last season with Oldham in League One and doing alright. Back at Leeds for this season now.
Played U 19's for England once before changing allegiance.
Possibly one for the future, be interesting to see how he does.
Looks like a pure Paddy anyway, ginger and freckles!
See him a fair few times.
Steady enough, nothing spectacular. Seem to remember being a little slow but good positional play.
He made his debut for Leeds at 16. He went on loan last season as he went down the pecking order there.
He's made a few appearances pre season and has done ok.
I'd say this is a make or break season for him and maybe that's why he's declared for us.
I always knew that he qualified for us.
I have a head only Snow White would love
Nah, he's very quick from what I've seen.Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy
Linked with a loan move to Derby: http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/tran...cle808148.html
Just put Leeds 1-0 up at home to Everton.
Danny Mills on BBC: "It all came from a simple mistake. Everton were sloppy in possession, Aidan White just runs at people, he has a great turn of pace and it is an absolutely glorious finish. He is composed, he takes his time and sticks it into the top corner. David Moyes will be furious. It was so sloppy."
Just see it on The League Cup show.
Aidan has recently found himself back in favour somewhat at Leeds, coming off the bench relatively early in their last two matches.
He was highly rated not too long ago and is still quite young at 22 so is there any chance he could yet be the solution to our problems at left-back?
Possibly. He is another who went backwards instead of forwards at a key point in his career. I wonder have Monkeano had him watched?
On the bench today.
Released by Leeds, along with five others: http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/32720050
He was linked with Werder Bremen not that long ago.
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