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Physical season tickets are a thing of the past in the Premier League.
Clubs now use digital systems where fans download tickets to their phones. The change has been accompanied at many clubs by stricter rules on how, and how often, ticket holders can transfer their tickets to other people.
At Manchester United, for example, fans can have their season ticket revoked if they do not attend or forward
Neil Warnock is the play-offs’ most successful manager since they were first introduced in 1987, winning four promotions and thinks it will encourage more teams who may have previously thought their season was over.
“I thought it was a bad thing when it first came in but it turned into a good thing – certainly for me anyway. I finished in every position and got promotion so I don’t think
Michael O’Neill is the new Blackburn Rovers head coach after being appointed on a short-term deal until the end of the season.
The 56-year-old will continue to lead Northern Ireland for their World Cup play-off tie against Italy next month while also trying to steer Blackburn away from the Championship relegation zone.
Is this the right appointment and will O’Neill’s dual role work?
We asked Rovers fans for their views
Leicester City supporters were asked for who they would want as the next Foxes boss, and the wishlist is long.
The responses range from former bosses Enzo Maresca and Nigel Pearson to current Manchester United interim head coach Michael Carrick and England Under-21 boss Lee Carsley.
Ash: I think most Leicester fans would take Maresca back in a heartbeat, realistically we will end up with Russell Martin and another six
We asked for your views after West Bromwich Albion sacked head coach Ryan Mason on Tuesday morning.
The former Tottenham coach was only appointed in June but leaves with the Baggies 18th in the Championship.
We had a brilliant response so, thanks for getting in touch and here is a selection of the thoughts of Albion supporters:
Andy – I don’t think that’s the right move. The problems run much
‘I cannot watch this garbage anymore’ – fans react to latest defeat
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Captain Sam Morsy expects Ipswich Town to “come back stronger” following their dramatic defeat at Cardiff City.
Ipswich are now third in the Championship with nine matches to play.
“The two goals were disappointing by our standards. But that’s football – we’ve won plenty of games late,” Morsy told BBC Radio Suffolk.
“It can happen if you’re not
