Boss Paul Simpson is ready to ring the changes in the wake of Shrewsbury Town’s FA Cup exit at Blyth Spartans – insisting it’s opened the door for others as he aims to get back on track at Chesterfield tomorrow night (Friday, 7.30pm).
Shrewsbury have made their first signing since gaining promotion back to the Birmingham and District Cricket League’s premier division by swooping for highly-rated Worcestershire Academy prospect Joe Leach.
Fearless Paul Simpson is determined to ensure his Shrewsbury Town side do not make headlines for all the wrong reasons as he prepares for Saturday’s intriguing FA Cup trip to underdogs Blyth Spartans (2pm).
An ambitious Shrewsbury football team are targeting national glory which could see them play at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium and enjoy a two-week training camp at a top European club.
Paul Simpson has challenged his Shrewsbury Town players to get back on track and rediscover their consistency levels at home to troubled Luton on Saturday.
Paul Ward, the Shrewsbury runner who keeps getting better with age, admits he was so overjoyed to receive his first England call that he did five laps of his house in celebration.
Shrewsbury Town’s on-loan goalkeeper Luke Daniels has attracted glowing praise from ex-England international Joe Corrigan, his goalkeeping coach at West Bromwich Albion.
Reman Services skipper Mal Serplet insists his main priority is hanging on to his side’s best players after the Shrewsbury club became the first Shropshire side to reject the chance of promotion to the Birmingham Cricket League.
Fans who have watched all Prostar Stadium matches involving Shrewsbury Town teams this season can have no complaints about the entertainment level – with nearly half a century of home goals already rattled in.
Jimmy Quinn, the man who led Shrewsbury Town back into the Football League, is wary of a Prostar Stadium backlash as Bournemouth gear up for the latest chapter of their great escape bid this weekend.
