Sylvan happy to share burden
Championship Golden Boot winner Sylvan Ebanks-Blake insists he's happy to be goal provider as well as scorer – as long as he's involved in Wolves' promotion bid this season.
Championship Golden Boot winner Sylvan Ebanks-Blake insists he's happy to be goal provider as well as scorer – as long as he's involved in Wolves' promotion bid this season.
Mark McGhee believes the expectations of Wolves fans place an unnecessary burden on his close friend Mick McCarthy.
Ben Davies has refuted suggestions he has been hindered by the burden of the Shrewsbury Town captaincy - by revealing he has been playing through "agony" this season. Ben Davies has refuted suggestions he has been hindered by the burden of the Shrewsbury Town captaincy - by revealing he has been playing through "agony" this season. Davies missed the first four months of the campaign as he continued the rehabilitation from a ruptured Achilles tendon sustained in last season's play-offs which left his Wembley dream in tatters. He has been a regular since December, and hopes to be involved against former club Chester tomorrow, although has struggled to hit the heights of last season. But the 26-year-old insists that is a consequence of his six-month injury absence rather than the skipper's armband. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Shropshire now has 30,000 carers who provide unpaid care by looking after ill, frail or disabled relatives or friends, it has been revealed.
Manager Gary Peters today insisted he retained faith in his Shrewsbury Town players - and accepted full responsibility for the club's performance.Manager Gary Peters today insisted he retained faith in his Shrewsbury Town players - and accepted full responsibility for the club's performance. Town's season of under-achievement suffered a fresh setback yesterday when they slumped to a 1-0 defeat at League Two leaders Walsall - despite Richard Money's side playing the final 62 minutes with 10 men. That has left Shrewsbury in a lowly 16th place with the pre-season dream of promotion further away than ever. But Peters insists his squad contains enough quality to climb the table. Read the full story in the Shropshire Star
Last week the Daily Telegraph informed us that every individual in Britain pays £873 each to the European Union every year and rising - and for no perceivable benefit. Don't even listen to the pro-feds' fairy tales of 70 per cent of Britain's trade being with the EU.