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League 1, 2 & JPT 2015-16

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I know what you're getting at there but without an under-21 side surely our fringe players (such as Liam Moore) won't be doing anything. They won't be playing or getting fit. Literally turning up for training and that's it.

Yeah I guess. So, just a limit on how many players you can loan out then. Let's say 5. Then the under 21 sides will be full of better quality. As it stands right now the under 21 sides are basically the under 21 reserves as the first team of under 21 players are usually all out on loan.

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Mowbray fell apart at Middlesbrough too. They really have no excuses for being that low and that far off, they can attract high profile players like Cole, fairly good like Fortune and youngsters like Murphy and Armstrong. No points penalty or ground issue this time either.

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Football: English stadiums to get free wi-fi for some apps

_89032942_gettyimages-501986208.jpgImage copyrightGetty ImagesImage captionOnly specific, official apps will be accessible via free wi-fi

England's Football League has announced that free wi-fi, for a particular set of official apps, will be made available at Championship, League One and League Two stadiums.

Fans will be able to access club-branded apps to get news, social media content, highlights and betting.

However access to the wider internet would not be possible.

The Football League said "the majority" of clubs had signed up to participate in the deal.

A full list of confirmed participating clubs will be announced after 30 June.

British wi-fi provider Intechnology will implement the service.

In an online article, the Football League said the service would "deliver the complete digital match day experience to supporters".

The free wi-fi would come as a boon to fans who had been frustrated with overloaded mobile networks at half-time, according to Intechnology chief executive Peter Wilkinson.

Having to use 3G or 4G services could also be expensive, he added.

However, wi-fi at sports events does not always prove popular with fans.

In 2014, supporters at PSV Eindhoven in the Netherlands protested against the introduction of wi-fi at their club's stadium, saying spectators should pay attention to what is happening on the pitch, not their smartphones.

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Didn't realise that Doncaster Rovers are struggling so much.

Only 2 years ago we played each other on the last day of the season. Now it looks like we are going to win the premier league and they look like getting relegated to league 2.

How different things could have been for them if Mahrez hadn't dived.

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I do hope promotion hopefuls Burton won't fudge it up in League One comes the end of the season. Lost 1-0 away at Scunthorpe yesterday whilst Bradford won their home match against Swindon with the same scoreline, narrowing down the gap between second and third to six points only with five games to go.

 

Should Walsall win their two games in hand, the margin could come down to as little as two points.

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I do hope promotion hopefuls Burton won't fudge it up in League One comes the end of the season. Lost 1-0 away at Scunthorpe yesterday whilst Bradford won their home match against Swindon with the same scoreline, narrowing down the gap between second and third to six points only with five games to go.

 

Should Walsall win their two games in hand, the margin could come down to as little as two points.

It's the Clough effect, I guess they were desperate.

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AFC Wimbledon are thinking about relocating to the Plough Lane area - the land of former glory:

http://bringthedonshome.org

 

The new stadium could hold up to 20'000 people:

http://www.afcwimbledon.co.uk/club/new-stadium/index.aspx

http://www.afcwimbledon.co.uk/news/article/go-ahead-for-new-stadium-2845699.aspx

 

A decision by the mayor of London is expected at the start of next month.

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