‘Enjoy the challenge’: Keith Hill issues Rochdale rallying cry pre Coventry clash
Rochdale boss Keith Hill has encourage his players to embrace the challenge high-flying Coventry City will pose at Spotland tomorrow night.
Play your cards right: Dunn seeks to placate Oldham fans ahead of Blades clash
Oldham boss David Dunn says he understands the supporters’ disappointment after a run of just one win in 22 matches, but has called for calm ahead of Saturday’s home encounter with Sheffield United.
Two to three in 20 years: Man Utd legend Anderson blames ‘unenlightened’ owners for lack of black managers
Viv Anderson, the first black footballer to represent England on an international stage, shares his hope for greater black representation.
Bolton not a ‘million miles away’ from finding elusive winning formula – Lennon
Neil Lennon has called for his Bolton side to return from the international break with a more clinical focus as his team go in search of their first away win of the season.
England’s former Cerebral Palsy football captain inducted into Hall of Fame
England’s former cerebral palsy football captain was honoured last night alongside Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville at the National Football Museum’s Hall of Fame.
‘On the march!’: FA Cup replays make happy hunting for Manchester minnows
Three of Manchester’s non-league clubs are still in the FA Cup after midweek replay-victories secured their places in the fourth qualifying round.
‘A lot of things to work on’: ‘Disappointed’ Dunn laments first loss as Oldham gaffer
David Dunn suffered his first defeat as Oldham Athletic manager on Saturday, as fellow strugglers Scunthorpe United took all three points away from Boundary Park.
Manchester makes Mata happy: Juan praises city’s ‘very British’ atmosphere
Juan Mata has said that he is ‘very happy’ living in Manchester, describing the city as ‘laid back’, whilst praising its culture and history.
‘Anxious’ Rochdale can’t be so charitable says Hill after ‘tragic’ Blades defeat
Keith Hill was once again left cursing individual errors as his side went down to a 3-2 defeat at Sheffield United.
‘My favourite manager’: Beckham lauds Man United legend Sir Alex Ferguson
Former Manchester United midfielder David Beckham has described his one-time Old Trafford boss Sir Alex Ferguson as the ‘greatest’ ever manager as the pair get set to reunite for a charity match in November.
Comment: Lennon’s Bolton regime has been positive, but goodwill could soon run out
When Neil Lennon’s Bolton side left Birmingham having secured a win under his stewardship in his first game, they sat in 21st in the SkyBet Championship.