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Forest Green yesterday dispensed with the services of Mark Cooper after the little club on the hill fell away from the automatic promotion places in League Two. That means a

“Aye, it’s not bad is it?”- Jerry Yates after scoring his 20th goal of the season, something many of us didn’t think was going to happen after such a poor

As we eagerly await the Euro 2020 tournament this summer, we got to thinking: how many players from the bottom two divisions have been included in squads? This season could

Week after week, we read comments about Gillingham being ugly, long-ball merchants on social media. I’m sure you have seen them too, but for those who have not, we have

Sunderland are riding the crest of a wave at the moment, having surged up the League One table under Lee Johnson. Their 1-1 draw with Lincoln City might have tempered

Salford City manager Richie Wellens has lost his job after just 138 days in charge of the Lancashire side. It comes just nine days after he led them to their

Hull City are eyeing a move for Brandon Ormonde-Ottewill according to Hull Live. The left-back is currently plying his trade with Eerste Divisie side Excelsior, having previously been with Dordrecht in

Plymouth Argyle fans have expressed their surprise at an announcement yesterday, but not one from their own club. Instead, some have been discussing leading scorer Luke Jephcott, who has not

Lee Bowyer left Charlton today amid rumours he could be heading for the Championship with Birmingham City. Whilst Bowyer’s resignation is a blow for the Addicks, there will be some who

Portsmouth’s woeful run of form continued as they were beaten 2-0 at Fratton Park by a resurgent Sunderland side. Sunderland went ahead early when the prolific Charlie Wyke was left

Sunderland have seen one player depart on loan in the last 24 hours, but are likely to lose another at the end of the season. Kenton Richardson, signed from non-league

Portsmouth’s defeat at the weekend might have been tough to take, leaving them on the cusp of the automatic promotion race. It seems there have been four years of stagnation

Ipswich Town and Paul Lambert finally parted ways this week, the most expected split up since Charles and Diana. Lambert’s time at Ipswich has been a disaster, with relegation from

Joey Barton is a controversial figure, that almost goes without saying. Starting way back when he stubbed a cigar out in a teammates eye, he has been dogged by controversy

Ipswich Town were plunged into further disarray today as manager Paul Lambert refused to answer salient questions about comments he made recently. The Tractor Boys are enduring a torrid season,

Sunderland set up a Wembley date with Tranmere Rovers yesterday, beating Lincoln City 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Lee Johnson put out a strong side against the Imps,

News that the salary cap has been quickly abandoned was met with glee by fans of clubs with a bit of spending power. Whilst teams such as Sunderland, Charlton and

Sunderland supporters are used to failure after the last couple of years, but it is unclear exactly what will change that. Last night, they lost to a Shrewsbury side who

Ipswich Town have signed 18-year-old striker Troy Parrott on loan from Tottenham Hotspur until the end of the season. The youngster spent the first half of the season on loan

Colchester United have secured a transfer double-swoop, with striker Frank Noule the headline capture from Plymouth Argyle. Hot on the heels of announcing an 18-month deal for Brendan Sarpong-Wiredu from Charlton,