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Friday, 30 August 2024

Round up for week of Tuesday, 27th August 2024

Tuesday, 27th August 2024
English League Cup
Middlesbrough 0-5 Stoke City
In his first start for Stoke City, Andrew Moran completed a hat trick of assists

Watford 2-0 Plymouth Argyle
Michael Obafemi was named in the Plymouth Argyle starting XI for the first time

Brighton and Hove Albion 4-0 Crawley Town
In his final appearance for Brighton before departing on loan to Portsmouth for the rest of the season, Mark O'Mahony scored the first goal of his career

Everton 3-0 Doncaster Rovers
Both Seamus Coleman and Jake O'Brien made his their first appearance of the season, O'Brien's start was his debut for Everton, which his marked with an assist
Ian Lawlor's start was the goalkeeper's 100th appearance for Doncaster Rovers

Football League Trophy
Crewe Alexandra 5-1 Liverpool U21
Adrien Thibaut marked his first appearance for Crewe Alexandra with a goal
Trent Kone Doherty made his first appearance of the season

Wednesday, 28th August 2024
English League Cup
Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Burnley
Luke McNally started a game for the first time this season

Swansea City 0-1 Wycombe Wanderers
Kieran Sadlier made his 50th appearance for Wycombe Wanderers

AFC Wimbledon 2-2 Ipswich Town
Both Dara O'Shea and Chiedozie Ogbene made their Ipswich Town debuts

Cardiff 3-5 Southampton
Former League of Ireland midfield duo Romeo Akachukwu  and Joe O'Brien-Whitmarsh made their first appearance for Southampton

Nottingham Forest 1-1 Newcastle United
Andrew Omobamidele's start, his first since Saturday, 13 April, was his first appearance of the season

Austrian Cup
WSPG Weis 0-1 Blau-Weiss Linz
Conor Noss scored his first goal in the competition


Monday, 3 July 2023

July 2023 Transfers, Loans, and Contracts

Transfers
Tuesday, 4th July
Following her release by Birmingham City, striker Eleanor Ryan-Doyle signed a 12 month contract with Durham WFC

Nathan Collins joined Brentford FC, becoming the first and second most expensive transfer fee paid for an Irish player in the process!

Richard Keogh returned to former club Wycombe Wanderers, where he was on loan in 2005

Brentford B Player of the Year, and top scorer, Alex Gilbert signed for Middlesbrough

Wednesday, 5th July
32 year old full back Enda Stevens signed a one year contract with Stoke City

Friday, 7th July
Former Drogheda United defender James Brown signed for Scottish side Ross County until June 2025

Monday, 10th July
Defender Shane McLoughlin signed a two year contract with Newport Country

Tuesday, 11th July
Jason Knight signed a four year contract with Bristol City

Free agent Ryan Manning signed a contract with Southampton until the summer of 2027

Kieran O'Hara signed for Scottish Premier League side Kilmarnock

Winger Ryan Graydon signed a two year contract with Fleetwood Town

Thursday, 13th July
Waterford defender Tunimse Sobowale signed a 12 month contract with Shrewbury Town

Clare O'Riordan will join Amber Barrett at Standard Liege when she returns from the World Cup, after signing for the Belgian club

Friday, 14th July
Ahead of the 2023/24 WSL season, Southampton added Emily Kraft to their squad

Burton Albion signed defender Ryan Sweeney on a two year contract

Deji Sotona signed for League Two side Doncaster Robers

Will Keane returned to Preston North End, where he was on loan during the 2015/16 season, signing a two ywar contract at Deepdale

Ryan Nolan returned to Spain, signing for Segunda FederaciΓ³n side Hercules CF

Monday, 17th July
Mipo Odubeko signed for Portuguese Second Division side CS Maritimo

Midfielder Matthew Healy signed for Belgian Challenger Pro side Royal Francs Borains

Tuesday, 18th July
U21 player Conor Noss signed a two year contract with newly promoted Austrian side FC Blau Weiss Linz, with the option of a further 12 months

Shadrach Ogie signed for League Two side Gillingham

Thursday, 20th July
Matt Doherty returned to Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he mode more than 300 appearances, three years after leaving for Spurs

Friday, 21st July
Aiden McGeady signed a contract with Ayr United, where he will combine his duties as a player with a new role as Technical Manager, while also studying a degree as a Sporting Director in UFCB

Monday, 24th July
Promising defender Josh Seberry left the League of Ireland to sign a two year contract with Newport County

Wednesday, 26th July
Anselmo Garcia MacNulty has signed a 12 month contract, with an the option of a further year, with newly promoted Eredivisie side PEC Zwolle

Friday, 28th July
Republic of Ireland U19 captain Jessie Stapleton signed for West Ham United Women

Liam Bossin returned to his native Belgium to sign for Challenger Pro League side K.V. Oostende

Saturday, 29th July
2022/23 London City Lionesses Player's Player of the Season Hayley Nolan signed for Crystal Palace

Striker Sean Maguire signed a twelve month contract with Carlisle United

Loans
Monday, 24th July
Ross Tierney signed a season long loan deal with League Two side Walsall FC

Thursday, 27th July
Bournemouth goalkeeper Mark Travers signed a season long loan deal with Stoke City

Contracts
Saturday, 1st July
U21 full back Joel Bagan signed a new contract with Cardiff City until June 2026

Monday, 3rd July
Having recovered from a serious knee injury, Jack Clarke was offered a new contract by Reading

Tuesday, 4th July
U17 centre half Jake Grante signed his professional contract with Crystal Palace. Also, Killian Philips and Fionn Mooney agreed new deal with the Eagles

Thursday, 6th July
Ahead of the World Cup, Louise Quinn extended her contract with Birmingham City until June 2025

Thursday, 13th July
Following his successful loan with Motherwell in the second half of the 2022/23 season, James Furlong has signed a two year extension to his contract with Brighton and Hove Albion

Luca Connell signed a four year extension to his contract with Barnsley, with the option of a further 12 months

Wednesday, 19th July
Aoife Mannion signed a new contract with Manchester United, extending her stay at Old Trafford

Friday, 21st July
Jamie Finn signed a two year extension to her contract, until the summer of 2024

Managers
Monday, 3rd July
Michael Doyle returned to Portsmouth as professional development phase coach at their academy

Steven Reid returned to Nottingham Forest as a first-team coach. Reid had previously held the same role for two years at the City Ground

Monday, 24th July
Former women's international Marie Hourihan was announced as head coach of Stoke City Women

May/June 2023 Transfers, Loans, and Contracts
August 2023 Transfers, Loans, and Contracts

Sunday, 1 August 2021

Transfers, contracts, and managerial appointments for July 2021

Transfers
Thursday, 1st July
After spending some time in Scotland with Aberdeen, Tommie Hoban signed a 12 month contract with Crewe Alexandra, with the option of a further year: πŸ”—

Friday, 2nd July
Full back Ryan Burke signed a one year contract with Mansfield: πŸ”—

Former Crystal Palace U23 Player of the Year Kian Flanagan signed a two year contact with National League side Barnet FC: πŸ”—

Monday, 5th July
Claire Walsh signed a two year contact with SWPL side Glasgow City: πŸ”—

Keeva Keenan returned to Dublin from Celtic to sign for Shelbourne: πŸ”—

Cian Bolger signed for Danske Bank Premiership side Larne FC: πŸ”—

Thursday, 8th July
After cancelling the contract he signed with Swindon Town in June 2021, Pierce Sweeney returned to Exeter City, signing a two year contract with the Grecians: πŸ”—

Former U15 FAI Player of the Year Glory Nzingo signed for Stade de Reims, and will initially play for their U18 side: πŸ”—

Friday, 9th July
Following a successful trial with Coventry City, winger Ricardo Dinanga signed a two year contract with the Blues: πŸ”—

After a loan spell with Glasgow City in 2020/21, Tyler Toland has returned to the Scottish Women's Premier League to sign with Celtic Women: πŸ”—

Trevor Clarke signed a one year contract with Bristol Rovers: πŸ”—

Veteran defender Stephen Ward has signed a one year deal with Walsall: πŸ”—

Liam McAlinden signed a two year contract with National League side Wrexham FC: πŸ”—

Tuesday, 13th July
Jimmy Dunne left Burnley to sign a three year deal with QPR: πŸ”—

Darragh O'Connor signed a one year contract with Motherwell: πŸ”—

24 year old midfielder Shane McLoughlin moved to Morecambe after leaving AFC Wimbledon: πŸ”—

Wednesday, 14th July
After leaving Brighton and Hove Albion, Rianna Jarrett signed for FA Women's Championship side London City Lionesses: πŸ”—

Thursday, 15th July
Zack Elbozedi signed for Swedish club AIK, moving to the Friends Arena until December 2024: πŸ”—

Friday, 16th July
After a spell playing in India, Anthony Pilkington returned to England to sign a one year deal with Fleetwood Town: πŸ”—

Bosun Lawal will play in the Lowland League this season after signing a three year contract with Celtic B: πŸ”—

Neil Byrne returned to the Football League, signing for National League Play Off winners Hartlepool United: πŸ”—

Saturday, 17th July
Richard Keogh signed a 12 month contract with Blackpool: πŸ”—

Monday, 19th July
Goalkeeper Ian Lawlor signed a two year contract with Dundee FC: πŸ”—

Cillian Sheridan was the second Irish player to sign for Dundee FC on the same day, also signing a two year contract with The Dee: πŸ”—

Thursday, 22 July
Midfielder Sam Foley left Motherwell to sign a one year contract with Tranmere Rovers: πŸ”—

Friday, 23rd July
Following a year in Italy, Louise Quinn returned to the Women's Super League to sign a two year deal with Birmingham City: πŸ”—

Monday, 26th July
Free agent Courtney Brosnan signed a one year contract with Everton: πŸ”—

Tuesday, 27th July
As part of the deal that took Jamie McDonagh to Cliftonville, Aaron McCarey signed a three year contract with Glentoran: πŸ”—

Wednesday, 28th July
Daire O'Connor signed a one year contract with Scottish Championship side Ayr United: πŸ”—

Friday, 30th July
U17 midfielder Charlie McCann signed for Rangers, and will play for their B team in the Lowland League: πŸ”—

Saturday, 31st July
Former Notts County defender Damien McCrory signed for Southern League Premier Division Central side Nuneaton Borough: πŸ”—

Loans
Thursday, 1st July
Gavin Bazunu will again spend a season in League One, after signing for Portsmouth on loan for a year: πŸ”—

Sunday, 11th July
After spending the 2020/21 season on loan at Oxford United, Olamide Shodipo will return to League One in the 2021/22 season for a season-long loan at Sheffield Wednesday: πŸ”—

Tuesday, 20th July
U21 striker Ethon Varian signed a loan deal with Raith Rovers until January 2022: πŸ”—

Thursday, 21st July
Recently called up U21 goalkeeper Sam Blair signed a season long loan deal with Bury Town: πŸ”—

Wednesday, 28th July
After spending six months on loan at Cliftonville earlier this year, Barry Coffey has joined Cork City on loan for the remainder of the League of Ireland season: πŸ”—

Thursday, 29th July
Following loans spells at Millwall and Ipswich during the 2020/21 season, Troy Parrott signed for MK Dons on loan for 2021/22: πŸ”—

Contracts
Friday, 2nd July
Claire Shine extended her stay with Glasgow City, signing a new one year contract with the Scottish side: πŸ”—

Monday, 5th July
Former Athlone Town player Dylan Gavin signed a professional contract with Charlton Athletic

Tuesday, 6th July
Tyreik Wright was one of seven U23 players to sign a new contact with Aston Villa: πŸ”—

Wedneday, 7th July
Josh Giurgi was among eight players that signed new contracts with Norwich City, the talented underage player signed a one year deal with the Canaries: πŸ”—

Conor Noss signed his first contract with Borussia MΓΆnchengladbach, penning a contract with Der Fohlen until 2024: πŸ”—

Friday, 9th July
Harriet Scott signed a two year extension to her contract with Birmingham City: πŸ”—

Monday, 26th July
Andrew Moran and Leigh Kavanagh signed their first professional contracts with Brighton and Hove Albion

Wednesday, 28th July
Seamus Coleman signed an extension to his contract with Everton, adding an extra twelve months to his time at Goodison Park: πŸ”—

Management and coaches
Friday, 23rd July
Alan Sheehan returned to former club Oldham Athletic as player/coach to manager Keith Curle: πŸ”—

Tuesday, 27th July
Lee Carsley was appointed manager of England's U21 side: πŸ”—

Thursday, 29th July
Curtis Fleming joined the coaching staff at Bristol City as first team coach: πŸ”—

Friday, 4 October 2019

Round up for week of Tuesday, 1st October 2019

Tuesday, 1st October 2019
Championship
Blackburn 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Coincidentally, both Greg Cunningham and Derrick Williams made their 250th career start in this game

Wigan 1-0 Birmingham City
In his first appearance in two months, Anthony Pilkington scored his first goal of the season. This was also his first goal for Wigan, and his first goal since April 2018

Reading 1-4 Fulham
Harry Arter was named in Fulham's starting XI for the first time in a month

Football League Trophy
Walsall 1-0 Southampton U21
Kameron Ledwidge's start was his first appearance in senior football

Crawley 1-2 Norwich U21
Andrew Omobamidele was named in a starting XI in a senior game for the first time

Rochdale 1-1 Bolton
Jimmy Ryan's start was his 450th career appearance

Southend United 0-2 Brighton U21
Warren O'Hora scored his first goal in senior football

Wednesday, 2nd October 2019
Championship
Luton 1-1 Millwall
Jay Molumby was booked for the first time this season

Thursday, 3 October 2019
UEFA Cup
Celtic 2-0 Cluj
Jonathan Hayes came off the bench for his 50th appearance for Celtic

Istanbul Basaksehir 1-1 Borussia Monchengladbach
U19 training camp callup Conor Noss was named in the Monchengladbach matchday squad for the first time