BBC: Imps in line for Loach windfall Lincoln City chairman Steff Wright says the Imps will receive a sell-on fee if Watford goalkeeper Scott loach joins Spurs. BBC: Two men charged after club death Two 18-year-old men from Cirencester are charged with manslaughter over an attack on a man in the town. BBC: Ada is excited by Crewe challenge Crewe Alex defender Patrick Ada is confident he can make the step up to the Football League following his summer move from Histon. BBC: Hereford facing reduced capacity Hereford United will have a reduced capacity at Edgar Street this season after the Blackfriars End failed a health and safety inspection. BBC: Dress code dentist can practise A disciplinary panel rules that a dentist who told Muslim patients to dress in Islamic dress can continue to practise. BBC: Nottingham launches World Cup bid The city of Nottingham launches its bid to host matches during the 2018 World Cup tournament if it comes to England. BBC: Holt parts company with Wycombe Wycombe midfielder Gary Holt leaves the club after his contract is terminated by mutual consent following a meeting with manager Peter Taylor. BBC: Oxford sign Peterborough's Potter Oxford United sign Peterborough winger Alfie Potter on a season-long loan, with a view to a permanent move. BBC: Fixture issues unavoidable - Lee Football Conference chairman Brian Lee says they were unable to avoid giving 10 clubs, including Oxford United, a blank Saturday in the fixture list. BBC: Stags expect increase in crowds Mansfield Town chairman Andy Perry believes the Stags will play in front of an average of 3,000 people at Field Mill next season. Barnet close to bringing in Hyde Owen would relish Vale captaincy Furlong unsure on Barnet future Iron prepare to land York's Boyes Boy struck by car critically ill Tremarco seals Macclesfield move Your say - 606 Richardson arrives to help Robins Allen agrees to get on his bike Shrewsbury complete Neal signing Next page-->

BBC Sport | Football | League Two | World Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Barnet close to bringing in Hyde Barnet are set to sign former Swindon striker Jake Hyde. ·Crewe's O'Connor set for Scunthorpe Scunthorpe United are set to sign Crewe Alexandra midfielder Michael O'Connor on Friday. ·Owen would relish Vale captaincy Port Vale defender Gareth Owen says it would be an honour to be made captain next season. ·Ada is excited by Crewe challenge Crewe Alex defender Patrick Ada is confident he can make the step up to the Football League following his summer move from Histon. ·Furlong unsure on Barnet future Veteran striker Paul Furlong has yet to decide whether to continue playing next season. ·Hereford facing reduced capacity Hereford United will have a reduced capacity at Edgar Street this season after the Blackfriars End failed a health and safety inspection. ·Shrewsbury complete Neal signing Shrewsbury Town complete the signing of out-of-contract Carlisle winger Lewis Neal. ·Notts sign Davies from Shrewsbury Notts County secure the signature of midfielder Ben Davies on a three-year deal from fellow League Two side Shrewsbury. ·Keeper Neal signs for Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Town sign keeper Chris Neal from Preston North End on a three-year deal. ·Accrington trio pen new contracts Accrington Stanley trio Jimmy Ryan, Phil Edwards and Chris Turner sign new two-year deals with the League Two club.

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BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Bristol Rovers | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Huddersfield stall over Lambert Huddersfield Town believe Bristol Rovers' £1m valuation of striker Rickie Lambert is far too high, understands BBC Radio Leeds. ·Walker agrees to sign for Burton Burton Albion are poised to make Bristol Rovers striker Richard Walker their third summer signing. ·Patterson gets Pirates youth role Bristol Rovers appoint former Oxford United boss Darren Patterson as their new head of youth. ·Jacobson completes Oldham switch Oldham complete the signing of former BristolRovers defender Joe Jacobson on a two-year deal. ·Rovers ahead in transfer battle Bristol Rovers believe they are favourites to land one of their key transfer targets this summer. ·Anderson agrees to scouting role Former Bristol Rovers defender John Anderson joins Giuliano Grazioli in boosting the club's scouting network. ·Pirates begin against Orient Promoted Wycombe will face relegated Charlton when the 2009/10 League One season begins on 8 August. ·Pirates host Aldershot in Carling Cup Bristol Rovers will entertain Aldershot in the first round of the 2009/2010 Carling Cup. ·Your say - 606 The latest Bristol Rovers content and debate on 606 ·Player rater Give your marks out of 10 for the Rovers players in their most recent game

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Bury | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Bury sign Chester striker Lowe Bury sign striker Ryan Lowe in a two-year deal after he was released by relegated Chester City. ·Shakers begin against Bournemouth Burton start their first Football League campaign with a trip to last season's beaten League Two play-off finalists Shrewsbury. ·Clubs discover Carling Cup fate Football League clubs discover the draw for the first round of the 2009/2010 Carling Cup. ·Shakers trio told they can leave Bury release three players as the Shakers look to rebuild their squad for the 2009/10 League Two campaign. ·Bury 0-1 Shrewsbury (agg 1-1) Keeper Luke Daniels is Shrewsbury's hero as they reach the League Two play-off final after a dramatic penalty shoot-out. ·Shrewsbury 0-1 Bury Neil Ashton's late own goal hands Bury a narrow advantage in their League Two play-off semi-final first leg at Shrewsbury. ·Knill admits to Bury superstition Bury boss Alan Knill admits he is superstitious after wearing the same tracksuit trousers throughout Bury's 12-game unbeaten run. ·Shakers pair extend loan spells Bury extend the loan spells of striker Phil Jevons and midfielder John Welsh for their play-off campaign. ·Jevons sure Bury will bounce back Bury striker Phil Jevons is confident the side will bounce back for the play-offs after their hopes of automatic promotion were dashed on Saturday. ·Dress code dentist can practise A disciplinary panel rules that a dentist who told Muslim patients to dress in Islamic dress can continue to practise.

ManchesterOnline - Bury Bury news from ManchesterOnline View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Cherries first up for Bury BURY begin their 2009/2010 League Two campaign against Bournemouth at home on August 8. That game is followed by Darlington (away), Hereford (away), Grimsby (home) and then the big one against Rochdale (away) on August 29 in an action packed first month. ·Bury draw Baggies in cup BURYhave been handed a tough home tie against West Brom in next season's Carling Cup first round. The Baggies, relegated from the Premier League last season, are sure to provide stiff opposition at Gigg Lane, but it will be a good test for Alan Knill's resurgent side. ·Knill cools Swans speculation ALAN Knill has shrugged off speculation linking him with the manager’s job at Swansea and insisted: “I am happy at Bury and am certainly not looking to leave.â€� Swansea, a club that Knill served with distinction as a player between 1987 and 1989, is the second Championship outfit that the media has linked him with in recent weeks. ·Bury: Season player ratings WE run the rule over Bury's players for their performance in the 2008/2009 season. ·Shakers' double swoop BURY are poised to sign forwards Ryan Lowe from Chester and Danny Carlton from Carlisle. Lowe, aged 30, was relegated Chester's top scorer in League Two last season with 18 goals. He came through the ranks at Crewe. ·Knill shuffles Shakers squad BURY have released Glynn Hurst, Paul Morgan and Steve Haslam. But big centre-back Ben Futcher will be staying for another 12 months after a clause in his contract was activated. Richie Baker, Danny Racchi and Cameron Belford have all been offered new contracts. ·Bury 0 Shrewsbury 1 (1-1 on agg, Shrewsbury win 4-3 on pens) BRAVE Bury saw their promotion dream shattered in the cruellest fashion on an afternoon of high drama at Gigg Lane. The Shakers, who finished just one goal short of automatic promotion, were two minutes from the League Two play-off final as they still held a 1-0 advantage from the first leg. ·Knillbacks battling Bury BURY are out to prove their doubters wrong yet again by booking a ticket to Wembley. The Shakers are just 90 minutes away from their first trip to the home of English football since 1995 - having claimed a surprise first-leg advantage in their play-off semi-final against Shrewsbury. ·Shrewsbury 0 Bury 1 BURY took a giant step towards Wembley as Neil Ashton's late own goal handed the Shakers a crucial away win. Bury keeper Wayne Brown denied Shrewsbury with a string of fine saves before Ashton misjudged a backpass 10 minutes from time. ·Preview: Shrewsbury v Bury ALAN Knill hopes his lucky pants prove more successful at Shrewsbury tonight than on the agonising final day of the league campaign. The Bury boss is expected to be sporting his trademark tracksuit bottoms for the first-leg of the League Two play-off semi-final at the New Meadow as the Shakers aim to take a giant step to Wembley and their first promotion in 12 years.

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BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Cambridge Utd | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Brabin will not offload strikers Cambridge United manager Gary Brabin insists he is not going to sell any of the club's strikers in order to free up transfer funds. ·Cambridge start against Barrow Luton start with a trip to AFC Wimbledon on the first day of the Blue Square Premier season. ·Potter set for pre-season return Cambridge United goalkeeper Danny Potter will not need surgery on the knee injury that kept him out of the Blue Square Premier play-off final. ·Cambridge plan further squad cuts Cambridge United chairman George Rolls warns more players will have to be put up for sale if boss Gary Brabin is to add to his squad. ·Cambridge set for Simpson money Cambridge United will net £15,000 if Coventry's Robbie Simpson passes his medical at Huddersfield ahead of an expected £300,000 switch. ·Parkinson aims to repay U's faith Winger Andy Parkinson is looking to repay the faith Cambridge United have shown in him after spending most of last season on the sidelines with injury. ·Brabin named boss of the season Cambridge United's Gary Brabin is voted the Blue Square Premier Manager of the Year at the Football Conference's annual general meeting. ·Cambridge sign midfielder Reason Cambridge United sign midfielder Jai Reason on a pre-contract agreement after he is released by Ipswich. ·Cambridge 'forward line complete' Cambridge United assistant manager Paul Carden says he cannot see any new strikers coming to the club now that Lee Phillips has signed a one-year-deal. ·Your say - 606 The latest Cambridge content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Cheltenham Town | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Robins lose Fettis to Sunderland Cheltenham goalkeeping coach Alan Fettis has left the cub to join the Academyset-up at Premier League club Sunderland. ·Richardson arrives to help Robins Barry Richardson steps into the gap left by Alan Fettis to helpCheltenham Town's goalkeepers. ·McPhee turns down Cheltenham move Midfielder Chris McPhee turns down Cheltenham Town after talks over a move to Whaddon Road. ·Cheltenham sign striker Richards Cheltenham sign Kidderminster Harriers striker Justin Richards on a one-year contract. ·Robins begin against Grimsby Burton start their first Football League campaign with a trip to last season's beaten League Two play-offfinalists Shrewsbury. ·Robins host Southend in Carling Cup Cheltenham will play Southend United in the first round of the 2009/2010 Carling Cup. ·Duff secures new Cheltenham deal Central defender Shane Duff agrees a new one-year contract to stay at Cheltenham Town. ·Allen agrees to get on his bike Cheltenham boss Martin Allen sets the date for his 76-mile bike ride to raise money for the club. ·Owusu completes Adelaide transfer Cheltenham striker Lloyd Owusu turns down a permanent move to Brighton to join Adelaide United. ·Two men charged after club death Two 18-year-old men from Cirencester are charged with manslaughter over an attack on a man in the town.

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Chester City | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Meynell set for switch to Chester Chester line up the signing of young Stalybridge Celtic defender Rhys Meynell after he turns down Telford. ·Chester to start at Grays Luton start with a trip to AFC Wimbledon on the first day of the Blue Square Premier season. ·Vaughan trust in new Chester boss Chester owner Stephen Vaughan sees Mick Wadsworth as the man to take City back to the Football League. ·Chester appoint Wadsworth as boss Relegated Chester City appoint vastly experienced Mick Wadsworth as their new manager. ·Chester job attracts big interest Chester City owner Stephen Vaughan reveals strong interest in the managerial vacancy at the Deva. ·Wright resigns as Chester manager Chester boss Mark Wright resigns, seven weeks after their relegation to the Blue Square Premier. ·Chester plan to get fans on board Chester City offer seats on their newly reformed board of directors to the club's four supporters' associations. ·Vaughan family buy Chester City Chester City are bought from the administrators by the Vaughan family backed Chester City Ltd 2004. ·Bury sign Chester striker Lowe Bury sign striker Ryan Lowe in a two-year deal after he was released by relegated Chester City. ·Your say - 606 The latest Chester content and debate on 606

chesterfc.tk chesterfc.tk - Chester City News and Views. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Who's in line at the Deva? Having dismissed more than two third of the entire Chester playing staff, Keith Curle has his work cut out in the summer months to ensure that the coming season is no repeat of that bygone. ·Friendly Date Chester City have announced their first pre-season friendly as their build up to the 2005/06 season. But who will Chester City play and where will the game be played? ·Increase in season tickets Chester City Chairman Stephen Vaughen explains how the ammount of season ticket sales for the Deva Stadium is up on the total season tickets sold for last season. ·Twenty is... The position Chester City FC secured in League Two during their first season back in the Football League after a final day win away to Oxford. ·Wrexham relegated! Certainly if you’ve had a bad day (and quite importantly, are a Chester fan) then tonight’s sole League 1 result will probably go some way to overturning any negative feelings… ·Chester wave goodbye Chester waved goodbye to the 200 fans who stayed behind for the lap of honour as Chester lose to Northampton two-goals-to-nil at the Saunder's Honda Stadium-the last home game of the season. ·Northampton review Chester go into tomorrow's game with the added impetus of a new manager…and if that’s not enough to inspire them to perform, I really don't know what is ·KC gets OK Following Ian Rushes department two or three weeks ago, Stephen Vaughen and the Chester Board have made their appointment for a new manager. ·Curle, Hollins, Brown or Bell? Chester have announced that a new manager will be appointed this coming Friday morning. Whoever is appointed will become city's 3rd manager this season ·Safe and Sound Chester City FC have secured league football for one more season after a comendable 2-2 draw against Bristol City on Saturday at the Deva Stadium.

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