Ex Files - Lee Andrews
Following on from our interactive Ex Files, we add former loanee Lee Andrews to our archives
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| | Name | Lee Andrews | | Position | Defender | | Date of Birth | 23rd April 1983 | | Born | Carlisle | | Height | 6'0 | | Weight | 10'12 | | Signed for Dale | Carlisle - 24.02.03 | | Fee | Loan | | Debut | Leyton Orient 0 Dale 1 - 25.02.03 | | Other Clubs | Carlisle | | Left Spotland | 24.03.03 | | | | Dale Stats (to July 2007)
| | | League | Cup | Total | | Season | App | Sub | Goals | App | Sub | Goals | App | Sub | Goals | | 2002-2003 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 0 | 0 | | Total | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 0 | 0 | | Lee Andrews was a loan signing by Dale manager Paul Simpson towards the back end of the 2002-3 season. He joined Dale on a month's loan from Carlisle United having struggled to break into their first team during that season. He came to Spotland with a decent pedigree having won the Carlisle United Player of the Season award during 2001-2 as an 18 year old, but following an injury had fallen out of favour with Carlisle boss Roddy Collins, and had found first team opportunities limited as a result.
He made his debut for Dale as right wing back in our first ever win at Leyton Orient, but he soon reverted to a more comfortable position on the right hand side of a central defensive back three in his next game. He made a total of eight games for Dale, the last of which came in our 3-3 draw with Rushden & Diamonds. After a slow start, he was praised for his pace and being comfortable on the ball, though he did give away a couple of penalties during his brief spell at Spotland.
Despite talk from the North of a £25,000 permanent transfer to Spotland, he returned to Carlisle United at the end of his month at Rochdale.
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