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Chris Sharp confident there's more to come from AFC Telford

New AFC Telford United striker Chris Sharp is confident there is more to come from him – and the club – as he settles into life in the Blue Square Premier. New AFC Telford United striker Chris Sharp is confident there is more to come from him – and the club – as he settles into life in the Blue Square Premier. Sharp made his debut in last weekend's 3-2 reverse at Southport and is desperate to make his first home appearance in this weekend's visit of Stockport. And the son of former Everton star Graeme is convinced he made the right decision in swapping Welsh Premier League side The New Saints for the New Bucks Head. "There are signs that the club is going in the right direction," said Sharp. [24link]

AFC Telford United|Sep 8, 2011
AFC Telford United

Shrewsbury Town boss confident for Argyle opener

Boss Graham Turner insists new-look Shrewsbury Town are on course for the big kick-off on Saturday – but believes it could be five or six weeks before they hit top form.Boss Graham Turner insists new-look Shrewsbury Town are on course for the big kick-off on Saturday – but believes it could be five or six weeks before they hit top form. Turner has brought in six new faces since the end of last season, with 10 departing the club. And while he has been pleased with what he has seen from the new recruits, he admits the gelling process could still take some time. "They have shown they are capable players, they have shown that they are capable of fitting into a team plan," he said ahead of the opener against Plymouth Argyle. "I think it will take another five or six games for them to really get the understanding with each other and it's the same with fitness." [24link]

Shrewsbury Town FC|Aug 2, 2011
Shrewsbury Town FC

Grandison confident over Shrewsbury Town's future

Young full-back Jermaine Grandison is confident Shrewsbury Town will have no promotion hangover as they prepare to launch preparations for the new campaign in the next 48 hours. Young full-back Jermaine Grandison is confident Shrewsbury Town will have no promotion hangover as they prepare to launch preparations for the new campaign in the next 48 hours. Town suffered double disappointment at the end of last season, missing out on automatic promotion by one point before suffering defeat to Torquay in the play-off semi-finals. But Grandison is confident those memories will be erased when the squad re-convenes for pre-season training on Thursday. [24link]

Shrewsbury Town FC|Jun 28, 2011
Shrewsbury Town FC

Turner confident Jon Taylor will stay at Shrewsbury Town

Boss Graham Turner is confident teenage wing star Jon Taylor will remain a Shrewsbury Town player – but admitted negotiations are continuing. Boss Graham Turner is confident teenage wing star Jon Taylor will remain a Shrewsbury Town player – but admitted negotiations are continuing. Turner was back at his desk after attending the Football League annual meeting in Cyprus with the futures of Taylor and Steve Leslie –the other existing Town player to be offered a contract – amongst the items on his agenda. The duo have a month from the date the original contract offers were made –on May 23 – to reach a decision.

Shrewsbury Town FC|Jun 13, 2011
Shrewsbury Town FC

Wolves confident their top players are staying

Wolves are confident Premier League survival has put to bed any doubts about their top players being cherry-picked this summer. Wolves are confident Premier League survival has put to bed any doubts about their top players being cherry-picked this summer. Chief executive Jez Moxey today insisted that the only departures from Molineux this close season would be governed by "football reasons alone." And manager Mick McCarthy believes only an unlikely offer from one of the elite clubs in the country would de-stabilise leading players such as Matt Jarvis and Kevin Doyle. "No-one can come and knock on my door and say 'Gaffer, I need Premier League football' – because they are going to get that with Wolves," said McCarthy.

Wolves|Jun 1, 2011
Wolves

Mark Wright confident of Shrewsbury Town return

Shrewsbury Town's leading scorer Mark Wright is confident he will be ready for pre-season - despite having to go under the surgeon's knife. Shrewsbury Town's leading scorer Mark Wright is confident he will be ready for pre-season - despite having to go under the surgeon's knife. The 28-year-old scored 14 times last season from a wide position but was troubled by a hernia problem during the closing weeks of the campaign. An operation was delayed as the former Walsall and MK Dons man was nursed through the final weeks of the season. But Wright is confident he will be ready to return to training with the rest of the squad when they re-assemble on June 28 or 29.

Shrewsbury Town FC|May 30, 2011
Shrewsbury Town FC
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