Saturday, 15 October 2011

NEWS IN BRIEF

Today's football news in bite size form.

CHAMPIONSHIP

MILLWALL: Patrick Agyemang has completed his loan switch from Queens Park Rangers, he'll stay at the Den for a month.

DONCASTER ROVERS: Wigan Athletic boss Roberto Martinez says Rovers' on loan 'keeper Chris Kirkland has a future at the DW Stadium and his current switch is only temporary.

IPSWICH TOWN: On loan defender Danny Collins is hoping to extend his spell at Portman Road until the end of the season.

WEST HAM: Sam Allardyce is still looking into the possibility of securing a move for Manchester City's want-away striker Carlos Tevez.

BRISTOL CITY: St Johnstone have given the Robins permission to interview their boss Derek McInnes for the vacant post at Ashton Gate.

SOUTHAMPTON: Dan Seaborne is making good progress from injuries sustained in an assault outside a nightclub last month.

BLACKPOOL: Ian Holloway has distanced himself from reports linking him with Liverpool defender Danny Wilson.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST: Steve Cotterill has been confirmed as the new Forest boss after resigning from his position at Portsmouth.

BARNSLEY: Sky Sports are reporting that a string of clubs are tracking Reds youngster Jacob Butterfield.

LEICESTER CITY: Vedran Runje is training with the Foxes in the hope of securing a contract with Sven Goran Eriksson's men.

BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION: The Seagulls will face no charges for alleged racist chants during their clash with Liverpool in the Carling Cup.

LEAGUE ONE

YEOVIL TOWN: Terry Skiverton has finalised a deal to bring West Ham youngster Marek Stech on loan for a month.

CHESTERFIELD: On loan midfielder Lee Johnson is unsure of where his future lies following the departure of Keith Millen at his parent club Bristol City.

STEVENAGE: Sky Sports are reporting that Championship clubs are taking a closer look at defender Scott Laird.

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN: The FA have fined the club £2,500 for failing to control their players after they game with Stevenage at the weekend.

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY: The Owls are expecting a crowd in excess of 10,000 at Hillsbrough tomorrow even though they club won't be playing at the stadium. Wednesday will be screening a 'beam-back' of the Sheffield Derby for fans unable to get tickets for the Bramall Lane sell-out.

WYCOMBE WANDERERS: Gary Waddock has come out in praise of 18 year old midfielder Kadeem Harris. The youngster is attracting interest from higher league clubs after impressive performances this season.

SHEFFIELD UNITED: Danny Wilson has confirmed the club's interest in Crewe Alexandra striker Shaun Miller.

STEVENAGE: The club have been charged by the Football Association for their part in the ugly scenes that followed their clash with Huddersfield Town last weekend, they have until October 17th to respond.

CHARLTON ATHLETIC: Chris Powell says there have been no concrete bids for striker Paul Benson or defender Gary Doherty despite reported interest in the media.

LEAGUE TWO

OXFORD UNITED: The FA have handed the Us a charge of failing to control their players following their game with Bristol Rovers earlier this month.

BARNET: Gary Borrowdale says he is happy to extend his loan switch from Queens Park Rangers for a further month.

BLUE SQUARE PREMIER

EBBSFLEET: Yado Mambo has extended his loan spell from Charlton Athletic until January 2nd.

YORK CITY: Gary Mills is expected to organise a friendly match this week to keep up the fitness of his reserve squad.

WREXHAM: Midfielder Lee Fowler is hopeful of a quick return frollowing surgery on a knee injury this week.

BLUE SQUARE NORTH & SOUTH

WORKINGTON: Darren Edmondson says he has put together a short list of contendors for the number two role at the club left vacant by the outgoing Viv Busby.

NUNEATON TOWN: Adam Walker has revealed how much he is enjoying his time at Liberty Way.

BOSTON UNITED: Striker Marc Newsham has conceded the Pilgrims' performance against Altrincham was embarrassing.

SALISBURY CITY: Reading youngster Charlie Losasso has signed for the Whites on loan for a month.

CHELMSFORD CITY: The Clarets have given their backing to the 'Save Our Show' appeal created to put pressure on the BBC to retain the Non League radio show.

EVO STIK PREMIER NORTHERN & SOUTHERN

CHORLEY: Garry Flitcroft has released Lee McEvilly and Nathan Fairhurst.

SWINDON SUPERMARINE: Gary Horgan says the door is still open for Danny Urry to return to the club in the future despite signing for Laverstock & Ford.

MATLOCK TOWN: Mark Atkins has slammed his side's performance against Nantwich Town this week, he reacted angrily following their 2-1 defeat.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE


CELTIC: James McFadden has been offered a trial with the Scottish Premier League side.

RANGERS: Ally McCoist and Steven Davis were handed awards this week. The duo walked away with Manager of the Month and Player of the Month respectively.

MOTHERWELL: Stuart McCall says there is no doubt in his mind about naming Steve Jennings amongst his starting lineup this weekend despite a charge of betting fraud hanging over him.

EAST STIRLINGSHIRE: 18 year old striker Bradley Coyne has signed from St Mirren on loan.

LIVINGSTON: Gary Bollan has revealed that he is monitoring the fitness of defender Kyle Jacobs after he was withdrawn from their clash with Hamilton this week.

AYR: Brian Reid says he is looking for an experienced defender to plug the gaps left by injured duo Martyn Campbel and John Robertson.

CELTIC: Ian Bankier has been confirmed as the new chairman at the club, he replaces John Reid who stood down after 4 years in the post.

WELSH PREMIER LEAGUE

PORT TALBOT TOWN: The Steelmen have signed former Crewe Alexandra goalkeeper Bartek Fogler as a replacement for their injured number one Kristian Rogers.

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