Sunday, 7th September 2008

Latest North Shropshire Sports News

Simpson: ‘We’re there to be shot at’

Paul Simpson prepares his table-topping Shrewsbury Town side for the acid test of three away games inside a week – admitting: “We’re there to be shot at.”

Shrewsbury seek swift riposte

Ed Foster has backed his Shrewsbury side to put the disappointment of losing top spot in the Birmingham Cricket League’s first division behind them to stay on course for promotion at Cannock on Saturday.

Rhodes ready for cup thriller

Excited Ellesmere Rangers manager John Rhodes hopes his homework will pay off as the countdown continues to what he describes as “the biggest game in the club’s history.”

Langmead hopes to keep place

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Recalled Kelvin Langmead is out to prove his worth to manager Paul Simpson as he prepares for Shrewsbury Town’s home clash against promoted Aldershot on Saturday.

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Teams gear up for FA cup debuts

Shawbury United and Ellesmere Rangers are both gearing up for eagerly awaited FA Cup debuts on Saturday.

Jack bids to follow tradition

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Rising star Jack Shantry is hopeful he can become the latest member of the family to make it as a professional cricketer after catching the eye of Worcestershire.

Lee could still be Town target

Shrewsbury Town boss Paul Simpson has refused to rule out making a move for experienced defender Graeme Lee, who has been released by Doncaster Rovers – while he also revealed there’s money available to enhance his efforts to strengthen his squad.

Hanwood hopeful

Hanwood United are hopeful of receiving the green light to make the step up to the West Midland Football League later this month – after rotating their pitch to meet the required criteria.

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Morris has sights on immediate return

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Skipper Mattie Morris is already casting an eye towards next season and bouncing back at the first attempt after Shrewsbury’s relegation fate in Midlands Three West (North) was sealed with a game to spare.