Sexton Blake
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Swindon with their strike force.....the Championship must now be theirs to lose.
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I was in the same year at the same school as Jerry Yates mum so I could have a word and persuade her to get him to return back to good old South Yorkshire. That's the best I can do though. 
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Interesting read from the 200% guys on Oldham Athletic
twohundredpercent.net
Oldham Athletic: From The Boundary To The Exit? | Twohundredpercent
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CREDYGRECIAN
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Salford have done some good business in that window and could still sneak the playoffs.....
I don’t think they quite will this season but reckon there nailed on for a proper promotion push next season
I don’t think they quite will this season but reckon there nailed on for a proper promotion push next season
IndoMike
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I think so
Gary Bowyer gets the bullet from Bradford.
Colesman Ballz
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Their fans will be delighted. At first glance it might seem odd being just after the window closes leaving an incoming manager with no chance of strengthening the team, but with the financial crisis they are undergoing, I guess they wouldn't have any money to spend anyway. They seem to be unloading their top earners on unsustainable League 1 wages. Not only selling Doyle, but also sending their top scorer out on loan too !
STURTZ
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Gosh I feel really sorry for them (for the benefit of Edwin Price).
edwin_price
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eh?
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Stuart McCall returns for his third stint in charge of Bradford City
www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk
McCALL MAKES CITY RETURN
Bradford City is delighted to announce the appointment of Stuart McCall as the club’s new manager. McCall - who returns for his third stint at the helm - has put pen to paper on a deal which will see him remain at the Utilita Energy Stadium until at least the end of next season.
www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk
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