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David Wheeler - Lewes & England

European Football Weekends 07 October @ 05:22 PM EST
Wheel of Fortune
The 2008/09 season has been a mixed bag for Lewes FC to say the least. The club have been beset by off the field problems (mainly financial) on almost a weekly basis. There are reasons to be cheerful down at the Dripping Pan though and for now let's dwell on the positives. Click to continue reading...

Goodbye: Ex-Walsall and Watford player retires, Swindon trialist goes AWOL and former Crewe Alexandra man goes non-league

Les Rosbifs 04 August @ 02:52 AM EST
The final sweep of Les Rosbifs has led to as few more players leaving the list, the most notable of whom is Tommy Mooney. The former Watford, Aston Villa, Scarborough, Southend United, Birmingham City and Walsall (to name many) striker has decided to hang up his boots after an extensive career spanning the English leagues. Click to continue reading...

Farnborough v Stevenage Live text updates

FC Boro 13 January @ 01:19 PM EST
Stevenage have travelled to Hampshire tonight to face Farnborough in the second round of the FA Trophy. The game was initially supposed to be played on Saturday, but due to the adverse weather conditions it has been re-arranged for tonight. You can keep updated with the latest events from Cherrywood Road right here. Click to continue reading...

Farnborough Preview

FC Boro 09 January @ 02:46 PM EST
If the Cherrywood Road pitch passes a 10.30am inspection tomorrow morning, then it will be a return to the club which Boro manager Graham Westley once owned and managed. Westley infamously left the Hampshire club in 2003 just days after taking them to Highbury to face Arsenal in the FA Cup and took a lot of [. Click to continue reading...

Darren Murphy signs for Boro

FC Boro 17 December @ 01:46 PM EST
News filtered through yesterday that Stevenage Borough are set to sign Darren Murphy, a 23 year old midfielder from Cork City, a team who plays in the Irish Premier League. Initially Murphy will just train with the club as he is not allowed to sign officially until the January transfer window opens, but will sign a [. Click to continue reading...