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The Biscuit
Members Reading
Leam Richardson: "There's no hiding place for the players"
INTERVIEW: After the 2-0 win over Woking, The Biscuit spoke to the boss about the expectations he has for his new squad to be ready for the season, and what John Coleman has been since his arrival.
30.07.26News
Leyton Orientear
Leyton Orient
RainbOs are Growing and Want to Hear from Orient Fans
The LGBTQ+ group nears its fourth birthday and is Orient's oldest official supporters club. Now it wants your help to shape its future.
30.07.26News
For Fox Sake
Members Leicester City
A New Generation Is Giving Leicester City Something They Have Been Missing – Hope
The Foxes are in reset mode and that means we are getting a good look at the Seagrave generation. Could we see the youngsters really make their mark on the squad in this upcoming League One season? We look at the academy prospects that are causing a stir.
30.07.26Opinion
The Watford Word
Members Watford
Robert Page: The debt I owe Kenny
Reporting for their excursion to the Welsh hinterlands, Watford’s youth team squad assembled by the minibus and speculated what lay in store for them. They thought coach Kenny Jackett was taking them on a bonding trip. It turned out to be a boot camp that would have made Bear Grylls’ eyes water...
30.07.26History
The One And Only Wanderers
Members Bolton Wanderers
Four loan destinations for Bolton Wanderers young defensive duo
Bolton Wanderers boss Steven Schumacher has hinted that young defensive duo, Lewis Temple and Sam Inwood, will head out on-loan this season. With that in mind, we've picked four destinations where the young defenders could ply their trade for the campaign.
30.07.26Features
The Phoenix
Members Coventry City
Gus Hamer's return: Should footballers ever go back?
They say never go back. Football is littered with examples of players who have returned to former clubs only to discover lightning rarely strikes twice. And yet Coventry City are doing exactly that, bringing Gus Hamer back to the CBS three years after he left for Sheffield United.
30.07.26Features
Forever Blues
Members Birmingham City
Transfer tracker 2025/26
All the ins and outs from Birmingham City's 2025/26 campaign
30.07.26Analysis
Forever Blues
Members Birmingham City
The Immortals - the story behind Birmingham City's record-breaking 2024/25 season
We take a special look at a truly special season, one of the most remarkable in Blues’ history, through an in-depth appraisal. Sit back and enjoy . . .
30.07.26Features
From Bromley With Love
Members Bromley
In Review: Bromley 1 - 1 Millwall (Pre-season)
MACHEL HEWITT: Bromley are in League One now; there are competition for places across the pitch.
29.07.26Matchday
The Brighton Base
Members Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton close in on deal for highly-rated teenage striker after remarkable 21-goal breakthrough season
The Seagulls are looking to bolster their youth ranks with an impressive acquisition.
29.07.26News
Leyton Orientear
Leyton Orient
"We Can’t See It Destroyed In Front Of Us And Do Nothing"
Who knew that fanzines were a subject worthy of academic study? Seth Kendall did - and the Ear inspired him to get a First for his undergraduate dissertation
29.07.26Features
The Biscuit
Members Reading
The pre-season picture: What we have learnt so far
FEATURE: New faces making a name for themselves, old faces getting back to their best, and plenty more from Reading's first four outings in pre-season.
29.07.26Features
The Wanderers Post
Wolverhampton Wanderers
The Wanderers Post: a new platform from CounterPress. Who we are and why we want as many Wolves supporters as possible to join us on the journey.
The Wanderers Post is a brand new CounterPress title aimed at delivering in-depth, quality coverage of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Launched for the start of the 2026/27 season, and coinciding with the club’s 150th year, here's a bit about us...
29.07.26News
The Watford Word
Members Watford
The day we sang on Elton John's album
Almost half a century after their dabble as freelance choristers for Sir Elton John, Watford players still marvel at their day in the recording studio which took them to No.8 in the album charts.
29.07.26History
Leyton Orientear
Members Leyton Orient
Orient's Origins in Hackney
For just under half a century, the O’s called Hackney their home. Although this was less than two miles from Brisbane Road, where the club has been since 1937, the River Lea is a significant geographical barrier. This and the time that has passed means a lot of our early history has been shrouded in mystery, until now...
29.07.26Features
The Monkey's Uncle
Members Hartlepool United
How Landon Smith's passion inspired Hartlepool United's trip to Fanatics Fest
"The key thing that Americans find so interesting is the promotion and relegation. If Wrexham put the spotlight on that process, then we have a real opportunity to engage people here. People will follow the story, they love an underdog story."
29.07.26News
The Watford Word
Members Watford
Travis: The man who could be worth a packet
Upright, unflustered and quick, former England youth international Travis Akomeah has an air of Rio Ferdinand about the way he plays.
29.07.26Opinion
The Watford Word
Members Watford
My first game - 55 years ago, the memory still burns brightly
The clackety-clack of the turnstile, the first sighting of the green savannah, celebrating your first goal and jumping so high out of your seat that you land in another postcode. You never forget your first game as a football fan.
29.07.26History
The Watford Word
Members Watford
Project Fear - How a pre-season friendly became a diplomatic triumph
To invite Hansa Rostock as visitors for a pre-season friendly at Vicarage Road, said the doom-mongers, was an invitation for panic on the streets of Watford. But sometimes in football, on and off the pitch, the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
29.07.26Opinion
The Watford Word
Members Watford
"I hope to stay here for a lot of matches" - Alessio Dionisi was born on April 1st, but he's nobody's fool
The Watford Word speaks to new Hornets boss Alessio Dionisi, the 23rd different permanent head coach of the Pozzo era at Vicarage Road.
29.07.26News
The Watford Word
Members Watford
Two little ducks: The 22 who came before Dionisi
Alessio Dionisi will be the 23rd permanent head coach during Gino Pozzo’s ownership of Watford. Here, The Watford Word looks at how his predecessors fared - from eight days (the shortest reign) to 75 games (the longest).
29.07.26Features
Leyton Orientear
Members Leyton Orient
Building A New Orient
So, Leyton Orient may get a new stadium - hopefully somewhere in E10. At the time of writing (July 2026), nothing concrete has been proposed. The Leyton Orient board has said they won’t make any further comment until the end of the year, and we know that the majority shareholder, David Gandler, has been facing some challenges of his own.
29.07.26Features
The Monkey's Uncle
Members Hartlepool United
Lee Clark expecting 'another really tough test' as Hartlepool United gear up for Fleetwood Town visit
"It's another tough test and we're looking to iron out a few of the issues from the Grimsby game and then go and progress again. We'll see where we end up."
29.07.26News
The Moonraker
Members Swindon Town
Swindon Town expected to make at least one offer to a trialist, as pre-season enters its final stages
EXCLUSIVE: Some trialists have been called into the group to help make up numbers, others as favours to connections in the game, but some have been viewed as realistic options. And The Moonraker understands there have been conversations over making an offer to at least one.
29.07.26News

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