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Thursday, November 01, 2007

News Round Up

Stevenage have named Peter Taylor as their new manager. The former England u-21 boss, who also had one game in charge of the full side, left Crystal Palace last month. He has previous experience in the Conference with Dover in 1995/6 before going to coach with England. Former manager Mark Stimson has been named as the new manager at Gillingham after the two clubs apparently agreed a deal.

Notts County have recruited former striker Tommy Johnson as an 'extra pair of hands' behind the scenes. The 36 year old retired from playing last summer after a disasterous spell at Tamworth, and will help the club in the short term. Lincoln have extended the loan of defender Hamza Bencherif from Nottm Forest for a second month.

Morecambe have signed Sheff Utd defender Ryan Cresswell on a months loan. The 19 year old previously had a month on loan at Rotherham earlier in the season. Aldershot coach Martin Kuhl has been reported to the FA by Crawley have he allegedly assaulted Crawley assistant Paul Raynor. Kuhl is alleged to have punched Raynor prior to being sent from the dugout, then trying to headbutt him in the tunnel at half time.

Ex-Bull Michael Rose will play his first match in eight months tonight after Anterior Cruciate Ligament surgery. Rose's last match was a 7-2 defeat at home to Rochdale, their opponents next Tuesday. MK Dons boss Paul Ince has won the Manager of the Month award for October. They won four of their five matches in the month, including a scrappy win over the Bulls.

Darlington will receive a summer cash boost after Elton John confirmed a gig at their stadium. A 20,000 sell-out will generate a six figure sum for the overspending club. Leeds are to name an additional coach to their backroom staff prior to the FA Cup match at Edgar Street, with 63 year old Dave Bassett taking a much lighter role than predecessor Gus Poyet.

Notts County have signed teenage striker Craig Lindfield from Liverpool on a months loan. The 19 year old was in the same FA Youth Cup winning side as new Bull Robbie Threlfall. Grimsby's new stadium will not be subject to a planning inquiry. The decision means that the plan only needs to be approved at local level and will cut a year out of the process.

Barnet have extended the loan of teenage Charlton midfielder Josh Wright for an extra month. The Bees have not lost in nine games with the player in their side. Brentford have announced losses of just £60,896 for last season. The losses were stemmed by the £700,000 combined sales of three players, and the club are hoping a move from Griffin Park will stabilise their finances.