Month: May 2019

Oxford United boss Karl Robinson has revealed that he’ll be playing his cards close to his chest when it comes to summer signings. The former MK Dons boss will be

Cambridge United’s relationship with Aston Villa goes from strength to strength as they’ve acquired the services of released striker Harvey Knibbs, as reported by the BBC. Knibbs left Villa Park

Crewe Alexandra confirmed the signing of former Swindon Town defender Olly Lancashire on a two-year deal yesterday. Lancashire was one of a handful of players released by Richie Wellens, but

Charlton defender Chris Solly has been praising the club’s achievements on Twitter, much to the delight of their supporters. The Addicks secured promotion back to the Championship with an unlikely

Southend United manager Kevin Bond is expecting striker Theo Robinson back at Roots Hall this summer, admitting he could well stay at the club. Robinson, who has a year left

Tranmere Rovers have confirmed that club captain Steve McNulty will be leaving Prenton Park when his contract expires at the end of the month. The burly 35-year-old made 28 appearances

It’s okay, we get it; Everyone at Sunderland is gutted. It’s been everywhere; in the papers, on the news and across social media. All the sad faces from players and

Tommy Rowe is set to leave Doncaster Rovers this summer after failing to agree on new terms, as reported by the Doncaster Free Press. The former Peterborough man had been

Morecambe have made an early move ion the transfer market, securing the services of striker Michael Howard from Preston North End, on a one-year deal, as reported by their official

Sunderland will spend a second season in League One for the first time in their history after the weekend’s play-off defeat against Charlton Athletic. They’ve only ever had one season

Plymouth Argyles Portuguese winger Ruben Lameiras is closing in on a deal with Championship side Swansea, according to Football Insider. Lameiras is one of a number of key Argyle players

Saido Berahino was sacked by Stoke City this week after his conviction for drink driving and Port Vale striker Tom Pope has been making sure he has his say on

New Gillingham manager Steve Evans is resigned to losing top scorer Tom Eaves, admitting to the Kent Messenger he’s likely to follow stopper Tomas Holy out of the door at

Bury FC’s offices have been closed ‘until further notice’ today, a move which some believe could be the beginning of the end for the promoted League Two side. Ryan Lowe

Charlton enjoyed Wembley joy yesterday, beating Sunderland in the dying seconds of their play-off final to return to League One, but they could be about to lose one of their

Jack Ross failed in his attempts to take Sunderland out of League One, losing 2-1 in dramatic fashion at Wembley yesterday. Nbay Sarr’s unusual own goal gave the Black Cats

Coventry City supporters face the prospect of a season outside their home city as talks between them and the Ricoh Arena have seemingly stalled. There is some good news; an

Swindon Town is reportedly keen on signing Eoin Doyle, the Bradford City striker with 11 goals for the Bantams last season, as reported by Alan Nixon of the Sun. Doyle,

Any clubs looking to take Danny and Nicky Cowley away from Lincoln City would need to stump up £1.5m of compensation, according to Alan Nixon of the Sun. The duo

Tranmere Rovers sealed a place in League One next season with a last-gasp victory over Newport County at Wembley. An engrossing game had failed to produce a goal, but did