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Luton are reported to be signing Southport defender Andy Parry, 21, in addition to teammate Shaun Whalley. Parry has made over 60 appearances for the Sandgrounders in the last two seasons. Plymouth have rejected a ground-share proposal from relegated Conf South side Truro City. Truro have to find a new ground after their former owner sold it to developers.
Chester fans have backed price increases for the coming season. Adults will pay £259 for a terrace ticket, which will drop to £216 if they sell 750 prior to the start of the season. Matchday terrace admission will be £14. Gateshead have confirmed that manager Anth Smith will remain in charge of the club for the coming season. The former Sunderland man originally took charge to the end of the current campaign.
Stockport boss Ian Bogie says he current team 'would struggle to be in the top half' of Conf North next season. He is expecting a mass clearout when he meets the players later this week, with only a handful holding contracts for next term. Alfreton chairman Wayne Bradley says the club's wage bill will be cut by 25% in the move from full-time to part-time. Boss Nicky Law has agreed to stay next season, with Bradley saying ticket prices will not rise again but they are unlikely to fall from their current £18 level either.
Luton have agreed deals with defender Scott Griffiths, for next season, and striker Alex Wall, for two seasons. Chief Executive Gary Sweet also says they are looking for transfer fees for several of their transfer listed players. Bury say they are in 'lengthy and complicated' discussions over potential new investment but have nothing to confirm at present.
Stockport will charge Adults £15 to watch the club in Conf North next season. An early bird season ticket will be £225 with the early bird discount, and £300 normally. Rotherham chairman Tony Stewart says he has put £30million into the club since taking it out of Administration. The Millers lost £1million in each of the four years they were at the Don Valley Stadium, while their New York stadium cost £20million.
Telford are reported to have made departing Southport boss Liam Watson their top choice as their next manager. Watson has been combining his role at Southport with a job at a local hospital and would need to be persuaded to go full time with the Bucks. Portsmouth have named caretaker boss Guy Whittingham as their permanent manager. The Supporters Trust owners say they have raised £1.9million from individual pledges plus £1.6million from 'high net worth individuals'.
Stockport boss Ian Bogie says he current team 'would struggle to be in the top half' of Conf North next season. He is expecting a mass clearout when he meets the players later this week, with only a handful holding contracts for next term. Alfreton chairman Wayne Bradley says the club's wage bill will be cut by 25% in the move from full-time to part-time. Boss Nicky Law has agreed to stay next season, with Bradley saying ticket prices will not rise again but they are unlikely to fall from their current £18 level either.
Luton have agreed deals with defender Scott Griffiths, for next season, and striker Alex Wall, for two seasons. Chief Executive Gary Sweet also says they are looking for transfer fees for several of their transfer listed players. Bury say they are in 'lengthy and complicated' discussions over potential new investment but have nothing to confirm at present.
Stockport will charge Adults £15 to watch the club in Conf North next season. An early bird season ticket will be £225 with the early bird discount, and £300 normally. Rotherham chairman Tony Stewart says he has put £30million into the club since taking it out of Administration. The Millers lost £1million in each of the four years they were at the Don Valley Stadium, while their New York stadium cost £20million.
Telford are reported to have made departing Southport boss Liam Watson their top choice as their next manager. Watson has been combining his role at Southport with a job at a local hospital and would need to be persuaded to go full time with the Bucks. Portsmouth have named caretaker boss Guy Whittingham as their permanent manager. The Supporters Trust owners say they have raised £1.9million from individual pledges plus £1.6million from 'high net worth individuals'.
