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Created a couple of decent early chances but Cardiff have now had a defender sent off and are 3-0 down

Looks like he might've picked up an injury in the warm up / been unwell and will miss Oxford's final game

Hopefully we look into the European loan market again Worked out very well with Fatawu and I thought Yunus was decent for us

Great news Not that it will mean we finally start streaming our games anyway

Sign him up, next Vardy

Hopefully he gets a bit more stuck in defensively next season 4 tackles won and 9 interceptions He has actually committed more fouls than that combined - 17 He isn’t that good a passer, not much of a dribbler, and has shown very little defensively

I think it has been said that it will be VERY surprising if the PL manages to be successful with the arbitration relating to 22/23

30 this year, can stay where he is

Marc Albrighton David Nugent Paul Konchesky Martyn Waghorn Robert Huth Liam Moore Sean St Ledger Richie Wellens Gary Taylor-Fletcher Paul Gallagher Lloyd Dyer Moore, St Ledger, Huth, Konchesky Albrighton, Wellens, Gallagher, Dyer Nugent, Waghorn Sub: Taylor-Fletcher Probably beats our current 11 even without a keeper tbf

Minimum 35%

Spent a few million on that Ugbo who as their starting striker has scored 0 goals Makes Daka look prolific

Does anyone know how much input he has in the transfers at Sheff Wed? Looks like the majority of their signings this season have been shocking - and quite a few that almost give me Cooper-esque “older and experienced” vibes

Wouldn’t pay for anyone last summer before Cooper and I can’t see it this summer either

He is when there is someone able to actually receive it When it is Soumare and Ndidi whose first touch is effectively their pass back it will make it look worse

Hayden Hackney

Ridiculous that he has kept playing him if he was injured when there was no need to

Yesterdays Result - Wednesday 1st May National League North - Playoff Quarter Final: Oli Ewing (yellow card - 120 mins) - Buxton 1-2 Chester

https://www.efl.com/news/2025/april/30/efl-statement--changes-to-championship-profit---sustainability-rules-approved-at-egm/ EFL Statement: Changes to Championship Profit & Sustainability Rules approved at EGM At an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) today, Clubs in the EFL approved changes to the Championship division’s Profit & Sustainability Rules (P&S) for the 2025/26 season to address the transition of Clubs between the EFL and Premier League. As is currently the case, all Clubs will still be required to file an estimated P&S calculation in March for the current season and the two immediately preceding seasons, irrespective of whether the Club was in the EFL or not for all or part of that time. As a result of the changes agreed today, from the 2025/26 season: • The Club will then file its audited accounts and a final P&S calculation with whichever League it is in at that time in the following December. • The EFL will be able to apply a sanction imposed by the Premier League’s independentCommission, with an equivalent provision included in the Premier League’s rules, should it be required. • When the EFL receives the estimated P&S calculation in March, it can still take pre-emptive action if a Club is forecasting a breach, which can be in the form of a business plan or requiring player sales once the transfer window opens in June. At an earlier Club Meeting in February of this year, Clubs approved other changes to the P&S rules relating to add backs, audit and disclosure. Following today’s votes, the full P&S rules for the 2025/26 season will be distributed to Clubs and published on EFL.com in due course. In addition, as part of a broader review of financial controls in the Division, discussions remaining ongoing amongst Championship Clubs on the merits of introducing a Squad Cost Ratio system which would limit clubs to spending to a set percentage of their income on player-related costs. The Premier League has been operating a similar shadow Squad Cost Ratio calculation during the 2024/25 season and will continue to do so in 2025/26.

Palace, Everton, Fulham and Saudi side Al Ahli (who Mahrez plays for) are apparently interested in him https://soccernet.ng/2025/04/leicester-ndidi-saudi-epl.html

Can definitely see a Saudi club going for him for £9m They will find that down the back of the sofa

Apparently Wilshere might be getting it permanently

Mondays and Tuesday Results - 28th and 29th April Northern Premier League Premier Divison: Ben Grist (90 mins) - Worksop Town 2-1 Ashton United Worksop Town will play in the Final against Stockton Town on Monday 5th May Eerste Divisie: Wanya Marcal (7.8 + 1 goal - 45 mins) - De Graafschapp 1-3 VVV-Venlo