Sheffield FC, the world's first football club, have changed their badge
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u/BenH64 — 2 days ago
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Salford sign Millwall striker Macaulay Langstaff for an undisclosed fee
salfordcityfc.co.uku/Zach-dalt — 3 days ago
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Reading appoint EFL icon John Coleman as assistant manager
readingfc.co.uku/Zach-dalt — 3 days ago
▲ 223 r/Championship
[David Ornstein] Tottenham agree fee around £85m for West Ham's Mateus Fernandes
u/Zach-dalt — 6 days ago
[Tom Coleman] Stoke closing in on Swansea midfielder Ethan Galbraith for around £10m
u/Zach-dalt — 6 days ago
▲ 208 r/Championship
[Alex Crook] Burnley have failed in approach for Rob Edwards
u/Zach-dalt — 8 days ago
▲ 26 r/LeagueTwo
Christian Fuchs "steps away" from Newport management role
x.comu/Zach-dalt — 9 days ago
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[Pete O'Rourke] Rotherham are in advanced talks to name Alex Bruce as manager
u/Zach-dalt — 10 days ago
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Norwich sign Sheffield United winger Andre Brooks for 'substantial undisclosed fee'
canaries.co.uku/Zach-dalt — 11 days ago
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Sheffield Wednesday re-sign defender Liam Cooper
swfc.co.uku/Zach-dalt — 12 days ago
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[Sky Sports] Aaron Ramsey (that one) has verbally agreed to become the Oxford head coach
u/Zach-dalt — 14 days ago
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To supporters whose clubs have spent time at a significantly higher or lower level to this, how does the National League compare?
As a Leeds fan, in my proper supporting life Leeds have been in either the Premier League or Championship (we were in League 1 in my life but I was a late bloomer getting into football), but many fans at this fifth- or sixth-tier level who have seen their club in the Championship or even the old First Division, and some will have seen their club at the amateur level with a hundred people at the match, so I'm curious to know how the current National League compares
What are the pros and cons of this level compared to other divisions you've been in?
Which league did you most enjoy your club being a part of?
u/Zach-dalt — 14 days ago
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With the EFL 26/27 fixtures releasing on Thursday, who do you most want to face opening day, and who are you looking to avoid?
reddit.comu/Zach-dalt — 14 days ago
▲ 21 r/LeagueOne
With the EFL 26/27 fixtures releasing on Thursday, who do you most want to face opening day, and who are you looking to avoid?
reddit.comu/Zach-dalt — 14 days ago
▲ 6 r/LeagueTwo
With the EFL 26/27 fixtures releasing on Thursday, who do you most want to face opening day, and who are you looking to avoid?
reddit.comu/Zach-dalt — 14 days ago
▲ 3 r/NationalLeague
Still the very early days of pre/post-season, but what is the best bit of business your club has done so far?
To take one eye of a World Cup that is definitely coming home, what is the best bit of business your club has done since the season has finished, whether this is a player or manager, incoming or outgoing, or even a new contract?
u/Zach-dalt — 16 days ago