
Leon Wobschall
Football Writer at The Yorkshire Post
Football Writer at Yorkshire Evening Post
Co-Host at Yorkshire Post Sport
Yorkshire Post football writer. Views my own - RTs not endorsements.
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6 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
THE respect and knowledge that seasoned Doncaster Rovers duo Richard Wood and Billy Sharp have accrued in EFL circles is pretty unsurpassed. A combined four decades of experience and nine promotions gives you that. For different reasons, both won’t be available on the pitch at Tranmere Rovers today; Wood is nursing an ankle issue and Sharp is suspended. The pair will still be there on the Wirral in person, playing a different sort of role in another big afternoon for promotion-chasing Rovers.
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6 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
BARNSLEY were understood to be close to confirming Conor Hourihane as the club’s full-time head coach as the Yorkshire Post went to press last night. After impressing all and sundry at the club with his training-ground approach and high standards in the working week since initially stepping in for 10 games following Darrell Clarke's sacking in mid-March, a fine victory over a top-six candidate in Bolton Wanderers last weekend added significant weight to Hourihane’s long-term credentials.
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1 week ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
MIDDLESBROUGH require a catalyst to resurrect their play-off hopes this Easter - and Morgan Whittaker certainly needs one to kick-start his Boro career following his big-money move from Plymouth Argyle. A key contribution on reunion day against old club Argyle would provide it.
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1 week ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN interim head coach Jon Worthington admits the chastened Terriers’ aims are two-fold in Good Friday’s League One home game with lowly Cambridge United at the John Smith’s Stadium. Ninth-placed Town are seeking to tend wounds with angry supporters following last weekend's dreadful 3-0 loss at another relegation-haunted side in Burton Albion, a performance labelled as ‘unacceptable’ by Worthington.
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1 week ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
BRADFORD CITY boss Graham Alexander insists that the last thing he will be caught doing between now and the end of the League 2 season is predicting what may happen elsewhere regarding the Bantams’ promotion rivals – which he views as a waste of energy. City, temporarily at least, can move level on points with leaders Port Vale ahead of the Good Friday programme, should they maintain their outstanding home form by beating another rival in Notts County on Thursday evening.
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🔴⚪️Barnsley FC chief Conor Hourihane's message to keeper Kieren Flavell - amid speculation linking him with summer moves to Sheffield United and Fulham. #barnsleyfc #twitterblades https://t.co/cnArH9LdOq