Mackenzie enjoys stint away
Shrewsbury Town goalkeeper Chris Mackenzie will learn next week whether his loan spell at Kidderminster Harriers will be extended. Shrewsbury Town goalkeeper Chris Mackenzie will learn next week whether his loan spell at Kidderminster Harriers will be extended. Mackenzie endured a nightmare start for the Aggborough men as he was culpable for two of the goals in a 5-2 defeat against Torquay. But he has recovered well since, keeping two clean sheets as he finally gets a taste of first team action. "I have really enjoyed it and it's just a shame it is coming to an end," said Mackenzie. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Shrewsbury Town goalkeeper Chris Mackenzie will learn next week whether his loan spell at Kidderminster Harriers will be extended.
The 35-year-old was due to make his seventh appearance for the Blue Square Premier club today at home to Weymouth.
Mackenzie endured a nightmare start for the Aggborough men as he was culpable for two of the goals in a 5-2 defeat against Torquay.
But he has recovered well since, keeping two clean sheets as he finally gets a taste of first team action.
"I have really enjoyed it and it's just a shame it is coming to an end," said Mackenzie.
"To have a run of games is what it is all about and I definitely feel as though I'm returning to my best form because I've been playing regularly.
"I've played six games in a short space of time so it has been like a mini pre-season.
"The goalkeepers here are still injured so we will see what happens in the next week.
"Kidderminster could have two FA Cup ties in the next month so I suppose that will have a bearing over whether Gary (Peters) agrees to a loan extension."