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Thomas Ince joins dad Paul at Notts County
Nov 2 2010 by David Prentice, Liverpool Echo
YOUNG Reds midfielder Thomas Ince has joined dad Paul on loan at Notts County.
Former Reds star Paul Ince, now manager at the League One side, has swooped quickly to take son Thomas and right-back Stephen Darby on loan deals.
Darby has appeared for England at under-19 level and came on as a substitute in Liverpool’s opening Europa League clash of the season at FK Rabotnicki.
Darby is likely to go straight into the County team which faces Hartlepool tonight.
Thomas Ince, just 18, may have to wait a little longer for his first team chance, despite his father being in charge.
A depleted Reds reserves team, meanwhile, travels to Sunderland tonight (7pm kick-off).
Andre Wisdom, Nikola Saric and Michael Roberts are all ruled out through injury.
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