Crewe boss Steve Holland hopes to secure midfielder Jake Livermore on loan for the rest of the season once he has recovered from a broken leg.The 18-year-old suffered the injury at Wrexham on the eve of the campaign and has returned to the North London club for his rehabilitation.
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