"No, because again, Brad Potts has probably been one of our most consistent players for two years now. He has been phenomenal, whether that is at right-back or right wing-back. He is robust and plays week-in-week-out, so there is just no way that you can sort of have another one in the building that's at cost - and isn't going to play. That was the case with Calvin, where Pottsy is our main right back or right wing-back, depending on the formation we play. We have got players, as I say, who can cover those positions - so there is no real need. We wanted Calvin to come early doors, to push the two of them. But, Pottsy cemented that place a long time ago. Now, if Calvin was with us in pre-season and form had dipped or whatever, then it may have been a bit different. But, he wasn't, hence why there is no real need for another right back or right wing-back; Pottsy can do that job fantastically well and has done. And we've got one or two players who can fill that position, if needed."placeholder image
"No, because again, Brad Potts has probably been one of our most consistent players for two years now. He has been phenomenal, whether that is at right-back or right wing-back. He is robust and plays week-in-week-out, so there is just no way that you can sort of have another one in the building that's at cost - and isn't going to play. That was the case with Calvin, where Pottsy is our main right back or right wing-back, depending on the formation we play. We have got players, as I say, who can cover those positions - so there is no real need. We wanted Calvin to come early doors, to push the two of them. But, Pottsy cemented that place a long time ago. Now, if Calvin was with us in pre-season and form had dipped or whatever, then it may have been a bit different. But, he wasn't, hence why there is no real need for another right back or right wing-back; Pottsy can do that job fantastically well and has done. And we've got one or two players who can fill that position, if needed." | Getty Images

Everything Ryan Lowe has said on Preston North End transfers, contracts and January business

PNE are yet to make their first move of the January transfer window

Preston North End have been quiet in the January transfer window, but manager Ryan Lowe has still been answering questions on possible business - both in and out.

The Lilywhites, so far, have sent Lewis Leigh out on loan to Crewe Alexandra - a move up the pyramid after his spell in the National League with Bromley. Elsewhere, Calvin Ramsay has returned to Liverpool - bringing his frustrating loan spell at Deepdale to an early end.

Rumours have been in relatively short supply too, given the fact Preston did the bulk of their business in the summer. Eight players were recruited by North End and further outgoings will play a part in any deals PNE do this month. So far, Isaac Hayden of Newcastle United is the main reported target for Ryan Lowe's side.

In case you've missed anything over the last few weeks, here is a recap of everything the Preston boss has had to say in his press conferences.

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