update: Feb 2015.
Derrick Ampofo:
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Mainz are struggling in the league; and it appears the Derrick isn't getting any real chance to crack the first team a few substitution appearances but other than that he's been on the bench - Perhaps he'll follow some of the fellow BAP's and head out on loan next season.
Rob Cadle:
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Cable traded in the wonderful weather in Scotland for Hull City. Unfortunately they lost their bid to stay in the PL last season so he'll be back stopping a championship side this year. Hull are performing very well and it is clear to see that Cadle is shining. Cable has also formed a friendship with Noel Blake the current u19 England Manager.
Massimo Gasperoni:
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After spending a long term on the bench last season Gasper is on loan at Bochum; still not seeing much of the field in the German second division. Still playing with the full international powerhouse of San Marino he has taken a likening to their Manager Giampaolo Mazza.
Sam Donovan:
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Donovan has found starts hard to come by this season; perhaps the manager thinks that the step to the championship was a bit too much for him. He's still developing well and has formed a friendship with teammate Nadjim Abdou from Comoros.
Sheku Dos Santos:
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Proving himself at the Everton youth team earned him a loan spell at Sheff United. He's taken the exposure and is really flying. Who knows he might stay at Sheff united as they look poised to win promotion. Stuart Pierce finds himself in Sheku's good books as he has had a few call ups to the u21 squad.
Dale Faulkner:
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Not looking quite as dominant in the Scottish first division perhaps the skill level is starting to ramp up and these young stars are having trouble keeping up. Rangers appear happy and are offering Faulkner another contract in the hopes that he'll stay beyond this season. Again, Rangers have easily won the division and are already looking forward to playing in the SPL next season.
Kieran Laing:
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No injuries hampering Laing this season as he looks to beat his career best goal tally of 15 in a season. He has already seen the field 30 times this season and has bagged himself 11. He is going to have to find the net quite a bit more if he wants to help his team battle relegation for a second season.
Dan Newton:
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Injuries have been hurting Newton this season as he has seen half as many matches as Faulkner and a handful less than Power. Newton did score in the Scottish Cup final last season and looks to have only found the net once since then. Let's hope he shakes off these injuries and really begins his development. Newton looks to be considering a contract from Rangers as well - they must be building for their SPL campaign.
Pierre Dupont:
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After completing his signing with Palmero Dupont immediately finds himself leaving for his home country for yet another season in the lower french leagues. He appears to be finding it tough to find his groove and repeat performances.
Ashkay Rao:
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Rao's tone has changed - perhaps because Hull are winning again. He seems to be a consistant player for them and looks to be enjoying playing in front of Cadle. Him and Charlie Austin have a good battle in training and have formed a nice little friendship.
Kai Rooney:
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Rooney finds himself on loan; but by contrasting his development to Pinder's it looks to be a great choice. Lots of playing time in the Championship and he is managing to find the net for promotion battling Wolves.
Good old Motherwell 
