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'Straightaway I got that feel-good factor'
Stoke City defender Aaron Cresswell says he felt "straightaway the feel-good factor" in the club after joining in left West Ham after 11 years with the club and has started both the opening two games for the 35-year-old has praised his new teammates and the club's start to the campaign."We've had a fantastic start to the season, no doubt about it, but it's only the start. We're not getting complacent or anything like that; we know how tough this division is, and we have just got to be ready for every challenge."Every team will bring a different strength and weakness and we have to go into that full of positivity and ready for the next challenge."Since I've been here I've watched the games, obviously I missed a couple, but the lads were excellent in those games, beating Burnley at home and drawing with Wolves and a couple of other games we've played, but it's a start, and that's all it is,"I can only speak for what I've experienced up to now, but straightaway I got that feel-good factor, and the positivity around the place feels right; that's the way I'm feeling. The group, the fans and everything about it feels so positive at the moment, and we want to keep it that way."Listen to the full interview and more on BBC Sounds
BBC News
a day ago
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'Something we should have done years ago' - fans react to new Stoke crest
Stoke City supporters have given their thoughts on the club's new crest for the 2026-27 Potters have been liaising with fans and conducting a voting process in which supporters could opt to keep the existing badge or change to one that has been newly designed by the club.A vote from supporters resulted in 68% being in favour of the new identity, which is inspired by the badge that was used from 1977 to 1992, while 32% wanted to keep the current crest."I think it's something we should have done years ago, I know there's the 1863, but we have to have some recognition of the city with the Pot bank, the Staffordshire knot, I think that's part of us," a supporter told BBC Radio Stoke."I'd definitely buy a shirt with that badge on if it comes out next year."The new club badge hasn't been devoid of criticism from some supporters."Being completely transparent, there are probably a couple of things about the badge that I don't particularly like and that I would change if I had that power," another supporter said."Ultimately those very changes that some people would probably want to make, would be unfavourable to a lot of other supporters."Listen to the full interview and more on BBC Sounds
Leader Live
a day ago
- Leader Live
Sheffield Wednesday boss on need to bring in more players
Crisis-club Wednesday have started the Championship campaign with back-to-back defeats, the latest a 3-0 home loss against Stoke City on Saturday. Owls supporters protested in the build-up to the game, with fans carrying a coffin through nearby Hillsborough Park to signify the 'death of the club' amid ongoing financial problems under the ownership of Dejphon Chansiri. Pedersen was not too disheartened at the result but admits he needs to bring in more players. He said: 'It was a tough beginning. We conceded an easy goal after losing the ball. 'I thought the boys worked really well to get back into the game and we had some big chances to score. 'I think we had 10 on target or something. When he have intensity, we can compete very well and I think we are in the right direction, competing in many phases of the game. 'Of course we have too few players. We need a bigger squad and we are doing everything we can to get more players. 'We need to support the players we have now. The club is working to find solutions so that we can sign players as quickly as possible.'
