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Dagenham & Redbridge bring in Dunne on loan

League Two strugglers Dagenham & Redbridge have signed Portsmouth midfielder James Dunne on a one-month loan.

The 26 year-old came through the ranks at Arsenal and joined Pompey in 2014 from Stevenage.

Dunne has however found first-team opportunities at Portsmouth hard to come by and has only made one appearance for the club this season.

Daggers manager Wayne Burnett told the club website, “”I’m absolutely delighted that we’ve managed to get James down for a month. He’s someone I know very well.

“He’ll bring a competitive edge and energy to the group”

Dagenham have had a tough start to the season and are currently sitting at the bottom of League Two.

They face Luton Town at home this weekend.

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