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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5 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
THE pressure involved with modern-day football, particularly during a relegation fight, can result in the strain becoming intolerable at times. You need support mechanisms to cope, with Ruben Selles revealing that he sought an extra a bit of external assistance during Hull City’s intense survival fight.
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5 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
LAST Saturday was a day of palpable relief, unbridled joy and success for Bradford City. Perhaps above all else, it was an occasion when the city of Bradford - one which has taken some hefty blows over the years - gloriously came together as one. A mass claret and amber gathering of Bradfordians of all colours and creeds, young and old, celebrated and savoured the moment as their team achieved promotion, just; in front of a record fourth-tier crowd of over 24,000 at a happy Valley Parade.
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5 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
A NEW book about a Chilean immigrant and revered former Barnsley favourite who became the first overseas star of English football will receive its official launch in the town's library today. ‘Postcards From Santiago’ documents the incredible life of Chile-born and Yorkshire-raised George Robledo, who played for the Reds and Newcastle United during the 1940s and 50s.
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5 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
ROTHERHAM United have released senior first-team players Dillon Phillips, Andre Green and Alex MacDonald as they kick-start what is expected to be a considerable summer overhaul following a disappointing 2024-25 campaign. The trio will all depart the club when their deals expire next month. Goalkeeper Phillips, 29, leaves after two seasons at the club. He made 35 appearances last term.
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5 days ago |
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Leon Wobschall
HUDDERSFIELD Town Academy has been officially granted Category Two status ahead of next season. Just a year on since reopening the club’s full academy beyond under-17, under 19 and B Team groups and achieving Category Three status, the club’s rank has been upgraded following an audit, re-evaluation and inspection by the relevant authorities.
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