Year: 2026
-
Derby County
The standout player Keane praised played a crucial role throughout the match, controlling possession, working tirelessly off the ball, and driving Derby forward whenever possible.
Read More » -
Sheffield Wednesday
Bailey Cadamarteri has opened up about his final appearance for Sheffield Wednesday before completing his move to Wrexham, admitting he was not entirely satisfied with his own performance.
Read More » -
Coventry city
Until an official announcement is made, the mystery surrounding the midfielder’s future continues to grow — leaving supporters wondering whether the story is real, misunderstood, or simply one of football’s strangest dressing-room moments.
Read More » -
Ipswich Town
McKenna Disappointed With Supporters After Cup Defeat McKenna admitted his side showed both positives and weaknesses during the game.
Read More » -
AFC Bournemouth
Bournemouth Prepare New Deal for Kroupi Amid Arsenal, Liverpool and PSG Interest
Read More » -
Everton
Criticism has also been directed at the club’s management of player contracts, with supporters questioning why Everton were not better prepared for the possibility of multiple players leaving at the same time.
Read More » -
Coventry city
Coventry City have officially announced the commission of a magnificent bronze statue to honour club legend Steve Ogrizovic — a fitting and powerful tribute to one of the greatest figures ever to wear the Sky Blue shirt.
Read More » -
Ipswich Town
Spurs are currently assessing managerial options after parting ways with Thomas Frank, whose dismissal came shortly after a 2–1 defeat to Newcastle United. The vacancy has immediately sparked rumours across English football, with McKenna’s name among those reportedly admired by the club’s hierarchy.
Read More » -
Coventry city
Former Wayne Rooney has taken a swipe at Coventry City and their manager Frank Lampard after the club’s dramatic drop from a commanding 15-point lead to second place in the EFL Championship table.
Read More » -
Derby County
Derby County manager John Eustace has described Lewis Travis’ sending-off against Ipswich Town as “unacceptable,” confirming the Rams will be without their captain for this weekend’s Championship clash against Swansea City.
Read More »