Thursday 9 October 2014 19:04, UK
Luton have snapped up the services of QPR defender Michael Harriman on a one-month loan deal.
The 21-year-old has joined on an emergency loan deal after Luton defenders Paul Connolly and Curtley Williams suffered injuries. Harriman has featured in two Premier League games for the Rs, but has since had spells on loan at Wycombe and Gillingham in League Two. John Still said the problems in defence were something that needed addressing immediately. "Our problems in the right-back position have been well documented with both Paul Connolly and Curtley Williams unavailable through injury," he told the official website. "Michael is an excellent player and was a fantastic performer in League One last season with Gillingham. He might only be 21 but he has experience of playing a full season in the division above." The player himself, who will go straight into the squad to face Southend on Saturday, said: "I'm really happy to have joined Luton. It's a great club who did really well last season and you only need to take one look at their attendances this season to know just how big the club is. "If selected, I'll be looking forward to Saturday."
