Friday, 12th March 2010

Latest Shrewsbury Sports News

Adam in for the long haul as he agrees two-year extension

Adam Shantry, the local lad now an established figure on the first class cricket circuit, has signed a two year extension to his Glamorgan contract ahead of a season which promises much for the ex-Perkins left-arm fast bowler.

Now we need to be ruthless - Simpson

Paul Simpson has urged his Shrewsbury Town side to discover a much-needed ruthless streak to cut the gap between themselves and the League Two promotion chasers.

New Bomere skipper Gillespie soon secures McIlroy’s return

Ian Gillespie is looking forward to life as Bomere Heath’s new captain after wasting no time to complete his first signing at the helm of the Marston’s Shropshire Premier Cricket League club.

Fit-again Dunfield wants to push on

Comeback man Terry Dunfield hopes his impressive midweek display will push him to the front of Shrewsbury Town boss Paul Simpson’s selection thoughts for Saturday’s home clash with Bury – one of the midfielder’s former clubs.

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Now Shrewsbury on lookout for a new overseas pro

Skipper Ed Foster has revealed a seam bowler tops Shrewsbury’s wish list for an overseas professional for next season – with Australian allrounder Wes Robinson highly unlikely to return to London Road for a second year.

Caretaker boss keen to remain in charge

Caretaker boss Andy Mulliner, the ex-Shrewsbury Town goalkeeping coach, admits he would like to succeed Matt Burton as Ellesmere Rangers manager and keep them top of the West Midland League premier division.

We must win back support - Simpson

Boss Paul Simpson is hopeful loan duo Waide Fairhurst and Jamie Devitt will recover from illness in time to help Shrewsbury Town  give their shellshocked fans something to cheer at home to lowly Torquay United on Saturday.

High praise as Mad Jack’s race makes a splash

Expectations were greatly exceeded as Shrewsbury Athletic Club staged their second Mad Jack’s five-mile race, held in conjunction with the National Trust, at Attingham Park.

Dad John delighted for new skipper Ed

Proud dad John Foster admits he’s thrilled to see his son Ed follow in his illustrious footsteps once more after being named captain of Shropshire’s Minor Counties cricket side this week.

Plea for backing in glory quest

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Expectant Shrewsbury stand on the verge of glory as they prepare to host Chester-le-Street in the National KO semi-finals on Sunday ­ – with excited skipper Ed Foster hopeful a bumper crowd will flock to London Road.