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Preston North End assistant manager Stuart McCall says they should never have been in a Championship relegation battle but have “no one to blame but ourselves”.
The Lilywhites have won just one of their past 13 games (D6 L6) and are now only three points above the drop zone with two matches remaining.
“We should no way be anywhere near the position we are, but our poor results in the
Nottingham Forest have lost their appeal against a £750,000 fine for a social media post criticising video assistant referee Stuart Attwell.
They were fined by the Football Association in October for an “attack on the integrity of a match official on an unparalleled scale”.
Forest complained on X about three penalty decisions that went against them during a 2-0 Premier League defeat at Everton on 21 April 2024.
Forest’s post
Sheffield Wednesday have signed Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Stuart Armstrong.
The 32-year-old Scotland international joined the MLS side on a deal until the end of 2026 in September last year after leaving Southampton.
He made 191 league appearances for the Saints in six seasons and worked with Owls head coach Danny Rohl during his time at St Mary’s.
Armstrong could make his debut in Saturday’s home game against Luton in the
Stuart Armstrong is the latest Scotland international to have his season ended by injury and Euro 2024 availability plunged into doubt.
The midfielder was taken off on a stretcher playing for Southampton on Saturday in what manager Russell Martin described as “a bad one”.
Bologna midfielder Lewis Ferguson will miss Euro 2024 squad through injury.
Two right-backs – Everton’s Nathan
Norwich City say comments by former sporting director Stuart Webber about five black players “do not in any way reflect the wider views” of the club.
Webber said in a newspaper interview that Raheem Sterling, Abu Kamara, Jonathan Rowe, Max Aarons and Jamal Lewis might have ended up “in jail” had they not become footballers.
His comment was widely condemned.
Stuart Webber: Ex-Norwich sporting director condemned by anti-racism campaign groups over comments
By Total Football NewsAnti-racism campaign groups have condemned “disgraceful” comments made by ex-Norwich sporting director Stuart Webber about five black footballers.
Webber said in an interview with the Pink Un the players might have ended up “in jail” or “something else” had they not become professional footballers.
The 39-year-old referred to Raheem Sterling, Abu Kamara, Jonathan Rowe, Max Aarons and