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Dartford have signed Cambridge defender Rory McAuley and striker Andy Pugh on loan for an initial month. 24 year old McAuley has racked up close to 150 games for the U's but has played just twice this season and has been on loan at Conf South side Chelmsford, while Pugh, also 24, hasn't featured this term. The Darts have also extended the loan of Luton midfielder Jim Stevenson for another month. The 21 year old has already spent a month at Princes Park, playing four Conference games.
Lincoln full back Sean Newton is being chased by a string of Football League clubs according to the Non-League Paper. Imps boss Gary Simpson has already stated his intention to keep his best players during the transfer window. Stockport will have potential Chinese investors watching their game with Vauxhall Motors at the weekend. The Chinese trio have been in talks with the club over investment for several months.
Tamworth boss Dale Belford says he tried to sign new Forest Green striker Lee Hughes, but the Gumpers' offer of a contract to the end of next season was not one he could match. Belford is in talks with ex-Bull Nick Chadwick over a permanent return to The Lamb. Cambridge have signed York winger Ashley Chambers on a deal until the end of the season. The 23 year old has started eight of 15 league games for the Minstermen this term.
Ex-Bull Jimmy Harvey has ruled himself out of the vacant managerial job at Chester. Harvey says he is working on their proposed link up with a local college and has no interest in the first team job. Former Bull Gary Lowe, whose last managerial job was with Hyde, has put in an application. He is applying with regular no.2 Martyn Booty.
Peterborough dealer Barry Fry says the club have made a move for Kidderminster striker Joe Lolley. Fry told the local press that the 21 year old striker won't be let go by the Harriers until they are out of the FA Cup, with The Posh being their opponents.
Ex-Bull Jimmy Harvey has ruled himself out of the vacant managerial job at Chester. Harvey says he is working on their proposed link up with a local college and has no interest in the first team job. Former Bull Gary Lowe, whose last managerial job was with Hyde, has put in an application. He is applying with regular no.2 Martyn Booty.
Peterborough dealer Barry Fry says the club have made a move for Kidderminster striker Joe Lolley. Fry told the local press that the 21 year old striker won't be let go by the Harriers until they are out of the FA Cup, with The Posh being their opponents.
