Friday, 3rd September 2010

Latest North Shropshire Sports News

Whitchurch now look to hold off challenge

High-flying Whitchurch will be looking to preserve pole position in the Birmingham Cricket League division two in tomorrow’s big trip to second placed Old Elizabethans.

Test hero Malcolm set to head for Wem

Former England star Devon Malcolm, who played 40 Test matches in the 1990s, will headline a special Twenty20 match at Wem Cricket Club next month.

Whitchurch target more of the same

Whitchurch will be looking to continue their flying start to the season in the Birmingham Cricket League second division as they get ready to visit Harborne on Saturday (noon).

Shane set to hold fire on new deal

Defender Shane Cansdell-Sherriff says he will wait until a new Shrewsbury Town manager is appointed before deciding where his future lies.

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Dunfield call-up - Turner talk is rife

Terry Dunfield could be in line to face Diego Maradona’s Argentina after being called up by Canada – while Graham Turner has stoked up speculation linking him with a sensational return to Shrewsbury Town as boss by insisting: “Management is my forte.”

Alport seeking spark from final triumph

Boss Andy Allmark hopes the excitement of Monday’s Commander Ethelston Cup final fightback victory will inspire his Whitchurch Alport players to end their disappointing Cheshire League second division campaign in style.

Promoted Whitchurch are relishing the big step up

Ambitious Whitchurch are without both of their winter captures as they embark on a new adventure in the Birmingham Cricket League second division this weekend.

Trophy joy for proud boss Matt

Ellesmere Rangers enjoyed one of the best night’s in the club’s history when they defied the odds to lift the Shropshire County Challenge Cup.

Button can be key to Town glory bid

Boss Paul Simpson believes goalkeeper Dave Button can be the ace in the pack as Shrewsbury Town go all out to keep their promotion dreams alive in Saturday’s crunch clash at Northampton.

Going Dutch is not Ben’s top priority

Flying Dutchman Benjamin van den Broek insists he would like to stay at Shrewsbury Town next season despite already receiving contract offers from his homeland.