Want to keep up with all of the latest news and info on your favorite League Two club? Want to read up on your club's opponent ahead of a big league clash? We've compiled links to the official club sites and news, squad, fixtures/results, and NewsNow sections for each League Two club so that [...] Click to continue reading...

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- Twenty-five years ago, future QPR 'striker' Stefan Moore was born. After arriving at QPR from Aston Villa, with high praise from Ian Holloway, his QPR career never worked out. After QPR, spent time at Port Vale and Walsall. Moore Stats -- Moore/Wikipedia...

And a slightly-delayed Anniverary Note: Earlier this month (September 6) marked the half-century mark since QPR Winger, Clive Clark, made his QPR debut: September 6, 1958 against Bournemouth, away. Click to continue reading...

Spurs youngster Andy Barcham has joined League Two Gillingham on loan. The 21-year-old striker moves to the Priestfield Stadium for a month, and will go straight into Mark Stimson's squad for the clash with Port Vale tomorrow. The move will see him link up with Spurs defender Leigh Mills and winger Charlie Daniels, who are also both [. Click to continue reading...

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On this day, Thirty-Six ears ago...Stan Bowles became an instant QPR Hero...

Stan Bowles made his debut at home to (pre-Brian Clough's) Nottingham Forest, September 16, 1972, two or three days after signing from Carlisle for a club-record 110,000 pounds. Bowles, wearing from that very first game, HIS #10 shirt. Click to continue reading...

Before we press on with other matters, here's a final word on the subject of football kits.

Just before the current domestic football season started here in the UK, we carried out some research to see which kit manufacturers were the most popular among the 92 league clubs, and duly compared our findings to those of last year. Click to continue reading...

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QPR travel to Kevin Blackwell's Sheffield United on Saturday hoping to preserve their 100% start to the season (sounds good!). Last Saturday, Sheffield United lost to a last minute goal at Birmingham, so hopefully their confidence will be a just a little dampened. (That confidence might have been restored after their 3-1 Carling Cup win over Port Vale). Click to continue reading...

Soccerword's League Two Predictions
1. Darlington
2. Bradford
3. Rochdale
4. Wycombe
5. Shrewsbury
6. Chesterfield
7. Brentford
8. Notts County
9. Port Vale
10. Grimsby Town
11. Gillingham
12. Lincoln City
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Blackpool F.C. right winger Michael D'Agostino kindly spoke with Soccer City FC prior to leaving for England to kick off preseason training with the club.

On loan for most of last season with Cheltenham Town F.C., the Canadian youth international spoke about his experience with the Robins as well as his outlook with the Seasiders for the 2008-2009 campaign. Click to continue reading...

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John Sheridan has secured a fifth signing of the closed season, Danny Whitaker (27) from Port Vale. He is a midfielder who scored 15 goals in 92 appearances. Anyone care to comment on this signing? Click to continue reading...

Ties are due to be played in the week commencing 11 August. The draw for the first round of the Carling Cup: Preston v Chesterfield Chester v Leeds Leicester v Stockport Sheff Utd v Port Vale Grimsby v Tranmere Crewe v Barnsley Hartlepool v Scunthorpe Derby v Lincoln Notts County v Doncaster Sheff Wed v Rotherham Shrewsbury v Carlisle Wolves v Accrington Bury v Burnley Rochdale v Oldham Nottm Forest [. Click to continue reading...

Southend managed to grind out a point at already relegated Port Vale, but were lucky to come away with anything after a fairly dismal end-of-season performance.

Leeds won to finish above the Blues on goal difference, while Nottingham Forest were automatically promoted after winning against Yeovil. Click to continue reading...

Southend made it 4 league wins on the trot with prolific loan striker Leon Clarke scoring his fourth in as many games, and the seemingly equally prolific midfielder Alan McCormack also bagging another goal.

It was a nervy finish but the Blues held on for all three points, which moves them up into 3rd in League One.

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