SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY have completed the triple loan signings of Middlesbrough's former Rangers winger Allan Johnston, Wolves striker Adam
Proudlock , who had a loan spell at Clyde last year, and Southampton defender Garry Monk.
Manager Chris Turner hopes all three, who have signed on month-long deals, will feature in the home game against Gillingham today as he bids to lift his side away from trouble at the bottom of the first division.
Turner said: ''We'll have to decide whether they all start the game, but all three will feature at some stage.''
Monk said: ''I am looking to get some games and experience at a big club which is in a difficult position.
Hopefully, we can get points on the board. The position in the table belies the size of the club. It is massive and I have been told they're good enough to get out of the
situation they are in.''
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