Neil Goulding

3 weeks ago | sportsboom.com | Neil Goulding

A number of Premier League clubs have expressed an interest in signing Ipswich Town forward Sammie Szmodics, SportsBoom can exclusively reveal. The Republic of Ireland international enjoyed his first season in the Premier League last season having made a big money move from Blackburn Rovers. But with the Tractor Boys having been relegated back to the Championship after a season to forget, Szmodics is keen to continue his Premier League journey.

1 month ago | sportsboom.com | Neil Goulding

Defensive linchpin Fraser Horsfall has backed Stockport County to show their quality to dispense with Leyton Orient and earn a dream Wembley showdown. The Hatters drew 2-2 with the O’s at Brisbane Road in a gripping – and controversial – League One semi-final promotion play-off first-leg showdown on Saturday. Horsfall scored only his second goal of the season as County bravely battled back from a controversial opening goal to lead 2-1 with just two minutes to go.

1 month ago | nwemail.co.uk | Neil Goulding

Barrow AFC head coach Andy Whing was unhappy with referee Ruebyn Ricardo (Image: Kevin Hodgson/MI News) ANDY Whing said referee Ruebyn Ricardo had an “absolute stinker” as Barrow ended the season with a goalless draw at Colchester United. The Bluebirds' boss was left less than impressed when defender Kyle Cameron was sent off with 15 minutes to go.

1 month ago | nwemail.co.uk | Neil Goulding

11 1/1 TEN-MAN Barrow battled to a 0-0 draw at Colchester United to finish the season with a creditable away point. The Bluebirds extended their unbeaten run to seven matches after claiming a hard-earned draw, in front of nearly 200 Barrow fans at the JobServe Community Stadium. Colchester knew they had to win and then hope three other results elsewhere went their way, if they were to make the League Two play-offs. Barrow almost fell behind in the third minute.

2 months ago | nwemail.co.uk | Neil Goulding

2 1/1 BARROW boss Andy Whing was happy his side answered the call to be braver during an entertaining six-goal thriller. After two dour goalless draws over the Easter weekend, the Bluebirds signed off from Holker Street with an end-to-end 3-3 draw with Bromley. They were pegged back three times as goals from Ben Whitfield, Isaac Fletcher and Elliot Newby were cancelled out by Michael Cheek, Nicke Kabamba and Omar Sowunmi.