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League One & Two - 2024/25 season

By moore_94, in General Football and Sport

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Super_horns

Super_horns

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20 minutes ago, purpleronnie said:

I notice the ex luvies club Salford are on some run after a dissapointing start they have won 7 out of their last 8 league games.  Up to 2nd.

Well Neville and co need one of their teams to do well. 

 

spacemunky

spacemunky

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Best wishes to Cedwyn Scott at Carlisle. That pen at Wembley that put us back in League football will always be remembered. Good lad Ceds!

 

In for us is Will Jarvis from Hull. Hearing a lot of good things about him.

 

 

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Super_horns

Super_horns

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1 hour ago, spacemunky said:

This afternoon’s match has been postponed following a pitch inspection.

We can only sympathise with our supporters who have made a wasted journey.

 

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That is bad so late on .

 

Unless Bolton turn it around Ian Evatt might be on thin ice.

 

Certainly been under pressure from the Bolton fans all season. 

 

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spacemunky

spacemunky

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2 hours ago, Super_horns said:

That is bad so late on .

 

 

Apparently they were pretty optimistic in Grimsby that the pitch would be fine, up until the inspection this morning.

 

Wasn't bad for me, I just went back to bed lol

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Super_horns

Super_horns

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9 minutes ago, spacemunky said:

Stoke recalling Nathan Lowe from Walsall.

 

He's arguably been the best player so far this season in League Two and a big part of why Walsall are sitting comfortably on top.

 

A blow but their lead is so big probably be ok .

spacemunky

spacemunky

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32 minutes ago, Super_horns said:

A blow but their lead is so big probably be ok .

They've already done the double on us anyway.

 

I know it hurts when you lose a player that way, but you learn to just enjoy those players for the short time they're with you and if they go on to be great, you can remind everyone that they once played for you lol

 

 

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spacemunky

spacemunky

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Couple a new players:

 

Sunderland defender Zak Johnson has joined us on loan until the end of the season.

The 19-year-old, who made his fourth senior appearance for the Black Cats off the bench in Saturday’s Emirates FA Cup clash with Stoke City, bolsters our options at the back following injuries to Lucas Ness and Lewis Macari.

 

Promising Everton forward Charlie Whitaker has joined us on a free transfer.

The 21-year-old has signed a six-month contract to take his first steps away from Goodison Park, which has been his home since the age of 12.

He arrives in the East Midlands as one of Premier League Two’s most potent goalscorers, having hit the target seven times in nine appearances either from attacking midfield or out wide this season.

 

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Daggers

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Former Northampton Town FC chairman and four others charged with multi-million pound fraud of council

David Cardoza, his father and three others will appear at Northampton magistrates court this morning

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The former chairman of Northampton Town FC will appear in court this morning on charges relating to an alleged £10.75m theft and fraud case.

David Cardoza, aged 54, of Eastbourne, is one of five men with former links to redevelopment of the League One club, who are due to appear at Northampton Magistrates' Court on several counts of fraud and money laundering.

Their charges are the result of Operation Tuckhill, a police investigation into the discovery in late 2015 that £10.75m loaned by Northampton Borough Council to the club to develop a new football stand and hotel had disappeared.

Also due in the dock alongside David Cardoza is his father, former director Anthony Cardoza, aged 80, of Wisbech in Cambridgeshire, Howard Grossman, a 63-year-old property developer from Bushey in Hertfordshire and his son, 37-year-old Marcus Grossman, of Barnet.

A fifth defendant, 54-year-old Simon Patnick, of Stanmore, north London, is also facing fraud and money laundering charges.

All five are charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation between September 2013 and April 2015.

A Northants statement said:

“These relate to false representations, allegedly made to Northampton Borough Council, that money loaned by the authority to the football club would be used solely for developing Sixfields Stadium and an adjoining hotel, which were “untrue or misleading”.

The Cardozas are also both charged with fraud by abuse of position, which relates to a sum of £8.75m being paid from the football club to 1st Land Limited, a company owned by Howard Grossman.

David Cardoza is further charged with transferring criminal property, namely £166,000 in a credit balance via a bank transfer from the bank account of Northampton Town Football Club Limited, knowing or suspecting it to constitute or to represent, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, the benefit from criminal conduct.

In addition to fraud, Howard Grossman faces three charges of transferring criminal property, specifically amounts of £650,000 from the bank account of his company County Homes (Herts) Ltd to his son and fellow director, Hayden Grossman, as well as transferring £10,000 from 1st Land Limited to Simon Patnick and £15,000 from 1st Land Limited to Simpa Investments Limited, a company owned by Simon Patnick.

Howard Grossman and his son Marcus are further charged with transferring criminal property, namely £20,000, from Marcus Grossman’s account to Simon Patnick, knowing or suspecting it to constitute or to represent, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, the benefit from criminal conduct.

Patnick is also accused of acquiring criminal property contrary to the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, namely £61,800 in credit balances via bank transfers from or on behalf of Howard Grossman and Marcus Grossman knowing or suspecting it to constitute or to represent, in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, the benefit from criminal conduct.

Howard Grossman faces the same allegation, relating to a sum of £10,000 transferred to Margro Properties Ltd, a company run by Marcus Grossman.

Northants Police say:

“Thursday’s hearing will be the first time that anyone has been brought before the court directly in relation to Op Tuckhill, Northamptonshire Police’s investigation into the disappearance, discovered in late 2015, of £10.75m loaned by the council to the club in order to develop a new stand and a hotel.

“The alleged theft from Northampton Borough Council is only one element of a much wider investigation which has, over the past nine or more years, seen almost 1,000 witness statements taken and 4719 exhibits logged by the specialist team set up in the wake of the initial police raids on the football stadium in November 2015.”

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Leicesterpool

Leicesterpool

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Just reading about the nasty comments by that James McClean about Shrewsbury. Think its time he was kicked out on the efl, causes too much unrest for anyone who supports any terrorist organisation should not be allowed be live in the british isles.

when_you're_smiling

when_you're_smiling

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2 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

Just reading about the nasty comments by that James McClean about Shrewsbury. Think its time he was kicked out on the efl, causes too much unrest for anyone who supports any terrorist organisation should not be allowed be live in the british isles.

The Welcome To Wrexham episode on Disney+ looking at incest rates on the English/Welsh border will be good though.

StanSP

StanSP

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20 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

Just reading about the nasty comments by that James McClean about Shrewsbury. Think its time he was kicked out on the efl, causes too much unrest for anyone who supports any terrorist organisation should not be allowed be live in the british isles.

What's he said? 

 

Is it just in response to all the vile abuse he gets? 

 

I'm not defending him, I couldn't care less about him. But fans need to learn to take it as much as they give it to fans sometimes. 

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