There's something rather endearing about seeing a son follow in their father's footballing footsteps, and there's been some excellent examples of this over the years.
It’s bad news for the top-flight football widows the length and breadth of the country – at 9am this morning the Premier League fixtures for the 2019/20 season are announced.
Sunderland and Oxford United target Jason Pearce is keen on a return to boyhood club Portsmouth, though there is currently no deal in place. (Portsmouth News)
Sunderland owner Stewart Donald has insisted himself and Jack Ross are going nowhere next season - backing the latter to deliver promotion. (TalkSport)
Brighton and Hove Albion have confirmed three opponents for their pre-season calendar, with two other friendlies confirmed as arranged but without opponents at the moment.
Winning some major silverware really is a treat: the open top bus tour, the local bragging rights, the celebrations in the streets. But, some teams have had to wait longer than others to taste glory again.
Graham Potter spoke to the press for the first time as head coach of Brighton & Hove Albion yesterday (Monday) as he was unveiled as the new man in charge at the Amex on a four-year deal.
Keep up-to-date with all the news surrounding Graham Potter’s appointment and look back at the reaction when Chris Hughton was first sacked from Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club.
Brighton and Hove Albion chairman Tony Bloom has revealed his hopes for Brighton's academy players to break into the first team, but insists new manager Potter will only play them if they are 'at the required level'.
If there was a version of Tinder for football chairman seeking a new manager, then Tony Bloom would have been swiping right as soon as he came across Graham Potter.
