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Asked what would constitute a successful season for his side, Barry-Murphy said: “We don’t know. I think one of the beauties of this season is that, for a lot of us, we’re going into the unknown.
“Our feeling is that we can surprise a lot of people. We have a real hunger and appetite to improve on what we did last season.”
Barry-Murphy is preparing for a blockbuster start to
Foden started for England in their 2024 European Championship final defeat by Spain but missed out on a place in Thomas Tuchel’s squad for the 2026 World Cup.
The Three Lions reached the semi-finals of the tournament before losing 2-1 to Argentina, and Foden said it was hard watching them walk out for the national anthem before games.
Foden said Maresca had checked in with him after he was left
“We want to take Swansea to the Premier League, and to do that we are going to need money – that’s the reality of the game these days.
“I want to introduce sponsorship deals and publicity that will make them a global name.”
The West Coast rapper has sold more than 30 million albums worldwide but is yet to attend a Swansea game, though his son Cordell Broadus was in
Blackburn Rovers defender George Pratt has vowed to stay grounded and work hard to stay in Valerien Ismael’s plans going forward.
The 22-year-old was recalled from a loan spell at National League North Chorley last month as Rovers lost Scott Wharton and Hayden Carter to injury.
After being named on the bench for the home defeat by Derby County, Pratt was handed his debut in the derby win at Preston
Moore has not yet thought about where any post-playing job would be.
He jokes that had he started the directorship course – “two years and very demanding like any education” – sooner, he could have looked after his own contract talks this summer when he joined Wrexham.
Moore was among 13 summer signings, and while a fourth successive promotion may prove too much to ask, the club’s ambition is obvious.
Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom won’t rest on his laurels despite their positive start to the season.
The Lilywhites lie sixth in the Championship with 12 points from seven testing early fixtures, losing only once and boasting the division’s joint-meanest defence.
They head to Hull City on Tuesday (19:45 BST) aiming for a third straight clean sheet following Saturday’s goalless draw at home to Bristol City, ensured by Daniel Iversen’s stunning
Alex Neil has set his sights on a sustained Millwall promotion challenge next season after agreeing a new deal at The Den.
The Lions surged up the Championship table following Neil’s arrival in December and finished in eighth place, missing out on the play-offs by just two points.
But the 44-year-old, who guided Norwich into the Premier League a decade ago and oversaw Sunderland’s League One play-off success in 2022,
Whittaker, who has been out since the start of the month with a foot injury, is still seen as one of Argyle’s prized assets.
The 23-year-old was named in last season’s Championship team of the season and was the subject of a bid from Italian giants Lazio last January.
Last season’s top scorer has found the net three times in 16 appearances this season and is likely to return to
After being an unused substitute for the derby game at Burnley last Saturday and with no game this weekend, Cozier-Duberry will hope to feature for the first time when Rovers welcome Bristol City to Ewood Park on 13 September.
He said: “I am happy to be here. I am hoping to settle down and get started.
“Burnley was a great atmosphere to be a part of and I was grateful