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Good move. Conference is, give or take, a similar standard to League 2, plus you can't underestimate the importance of a change in environment for youngsters (as opposed to going out to Nuneaton and still being around the Cov area, living at home etc).

Get on with it you nonce

And going back a bit further, Simpson, Mifsud, Eastwood, Morrell, Scowcroft

I'd agree. Seems to be the City way though unfortunately! Lost count of the amount of strikers I've seen pushed out wide in recent years.

Yep scored v Fleetwood but not against Crawley - he set up Maddison for the winner. On his day he was quick, strong and looked a quality player. Trouble was he was incredibly inconsistent and I think had a questionable attitude, something I'd suggest is still plaguing him judging by his short...

Decent tekkers, the filthy slag

I'd probably do her

Think it's a fairly standard clause in most contracts isn't it? Release option in the event of relegation?

It's the same as last year, and the year before that. Mowbray told the players within a day or 2 of the season ending if they were staying or not.

I stand corrected, will edit my post.

Under contract: First Team RCC (2018) Addai (2018) Willis (2018) Turnbull (2019) Harries (2020) Jones (2020) Reid (2018) Stevenson (2020) K Thomas (2018) Beavon (2018) U23s/U18s Leahy (2018) Sayoud (2018) Maycock (2018) Shipley (2018) Ponticelli (2019) Ford, Hickman, Camwell, Thompson, Finn...

Would love to know what he's like on the training ground. Been out of favour now with 4 gaffers, something clearly not quite right with him. Back home you go Vlad

Thorn also signed Fleck, as manager.

Got us at 14/1 on Betfair. Silly prices!

Incredibly surprised they've gambled on him - used to teach him in my previous life and he's a nasty piece of work. The school I was at deliberately hushed up some quite dark things he'd done because they thought he would make it as a pro. He says he's matured in his interview with Northampton...

Yeah same, Clarke will be fine in League 2.

DKE?

Sick of the relentless chopping and changing we’ve done this season – we’ve finally won a game so keep the same side (barring Stokes for Haynes) with the message being ‘same again lads’.

Gone back to Nuneaton on loan. Taken at face value it's a bit of non-story, but reading the words of Tommy Wright (Nuneaton gaffer) in this article struck a chord - particularly referring to Devon choosing to get guaranteed gametime at Nuneaton than stay and try and force his way into Robins'...

The bit I struggle to believe is that Reilly had a cry after losing to Southend!