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News broke earlier this week through Fabrizio Romano surrounding Levi Colwill’s future at Chelsea with a new four-year contract being offered to the defender and with a loan spell to a championship club also on the horizon.
Following the scoreless draw between England and Scotland on Friday night we asked some of our writers here at Prost International for their views and opinions on the game on what Scotland did right or wrong and the same for England.
England finished their first game in Group D with a victory after finally getting revenge over Croatia for the Three Lions’ previous major tournament exit. The star of the match, however, was playing in the second tier of English football at the time of the 2018 tournament, just showing the Yorkshireman’s astronomical rise.
For years now the international stage has seen young, sometimes unknown talents to further prove themselves on the big stages, and whilst some of the names on this list aren’t unknown their recognition is still small to what it potentially could be at the end of the tournament.
With Hartlepool’s fourth-place finish in the National League, they now face the elimination round against Bromley before entering the semi-finals.
With Hartlepool’s place within the Vanarama National League play-offs already confirmed, the North East side must now aim for a third-place finish currently held by Stockport County.
Following on from Part 1 of the Huddersfield Town season review, we look at the transfers the Terriers made and their impact on the club during the 2020/21 campaign.
Huddersfield Town, as their fans have somewhat come to expect, were once again in the midst of a relegation battle this season.
With Hartlepool’s place in the playoffs all but confirmed their opponents isn’t, in a massive clash right at the top of the Vanarama National League, the playoff push could be strengthened for Chesterfield and whilst the race for automatic promotion still isn’t over Pools must win.
The past 20 years saw the plans for the European Super League, the past few days have seen the proposals to clubs for the leagues. Within 48 hours of the plans and proposals being released we are now discussing how should the founders be punished, those who turned their backs on football.
Following threats of bans from international football for players who participate within the new European Super League, Ben Dixon takes a look at the potential England team we could see as early as the Euros.
Saturday’s game is set to be the return to the starting line-up for Henrich Ravas, the Derby County loanee, since the fifth of December, facing a play-off rival, it is a massive chance to earn the number 1 shirt with Ben Killip injured.
With Hartlepool’s eyes firmly set on the race for automatic promotion, the contributions of Rhys Oates in recent weeks have been vital to the continuation of their race for the Vanarama National League title.
This Friday sees the second game between the sides in just under as many weeks, and the Daggers will be looking to repay the favour and take all three points as the Pools did in the reverse fixture.
In a contest at the top of the Vanarama National League, both teams had few strong chances to gain three points and a draw is a fair yet disappointing result for two sides that fought to the last whistle, however, it will be the officiating which takes the biggest loss from the game.
With Hartlepool looking to extend their stay in the automatic promotion places, Eastleigh themselves will be looking to stay within the play-off spots in a massive ‘six-pointer’ at the top of the @VanaramaNL #HUFC #Spitfires
In a game that could see effects at both ends of the Sky Bet Championship table, it is vital for both sides that they win this match to boost promotion hopes or somewhat dissolve relegation woes.
In a game that could well and truly show which side is up for a relegation fight, Swindon are now desperate to create a gap between themselves and the four relegation spots and with other side’s games in hand it is a must-win game for both.
The January window is normally when the promotion winners or the survival stars are brought in, I looked at the ins and outs from Huddersfield Town, in a window with its benefits and negatives.
After the excellent yet unrewarding second half against #BristolCity, #htafc have shown they have the potential to cause teams pressure but need to prove it again against #SCFC this weekend, but since both sides are struggling with vital players injured, the game could be very different to the two results in 2020.
Huddersfield Town have been unable to create any real momentum away from the John Smith’s Stadium since their return to the Sky Bet Championship last season, I believe that their match against Bristol City is a must-win game as the side look to make a playoff push.
West Brom at the start of the season were predicted to finish 19th by a large majority of pundits and bookies, at the half way point they’d be correct with the position guessed but what is the reason for the Baggies’ poor record this season?
A look ahead to how Huddersfield Town can combat Watford’s superstar winger – Ismaila Sarr
Huddersfield Town have completed the signing of highly-rated non-league talent Sorba Thomas. In this piece Ben Dixon spoke about whether Thomas will be able to replicate the success of fellow former non-league starlet Josh Koroma with the Terriers.