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BBC News
4 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Imps have set price for Erhahon
Clubs interested in Lincoln City's Ethan Erhahon have been told exactly what it will cost to prise the midfielder away from the League One side this summer, says Imps director of football Jez Erhahon was voted both Players' Player and Fans' Player of the Season 12 months ago, George anticipated the former Scotland Under-21 international would fetch a club-record fee when sold in while the 24-year-old did not perform to the same level as Lincoln finished mid-table in 2024-25, expectations are that the former St Mirren player will still attract interest from Championship have reportedly knocked back a £600,000 bid from second-tier side Swansea City,, external and George says the club will not budge on their unspecified valuation of Erhahon."Ethan's agent is very aware of the number and clubs are very aware of the number and it's up to clubs to meet that valuation," George told BBC Radio Lincolnshire in a wide-ranging interview."It is very early in the summer and we do expect to get offers because Ethan is an outstanding player with outstanding attributes and outstanding potential."It would surprise me if there wasn't a club in the Championship that doesn't see his potential." Since moving to Lincoln in January 2023, Erhahon has made 107 appearances for the featured 38 times across all competitions last season, although his impact in the second half of the campaign was limited because of an injury layoff."If I was a Championship director of football or a Championship head of recruitment, Ethan would absolutely be top of my list," George said."Has he been quite as impressive last season as he was the year before? No. But the year before he was absolutely outstanding and I cannot believe that this time last year we didn't have people absolutely banging our door down to sign Ethan."For clubs not to do that, I can't understand what they look for. He has all the attributes, and form is temporary as the saying goes."I look at him and think, for his age, his athletic capabilities, his technical detail and all his strengths and his ceiling and what he is capable of being, I'd be banging Lincoln City's door down. But I'm not, I'm here and my job is to make sure we only open that door to a club who comes with the right valuation."
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Shrewsbury sign Lincoln midfielder Clucas
Shrewsbury Town have signed midfielder Sam Clucas from Lincoln City as their second signing of the summer. The 34-year-old has agreed a two-year deal and will complete the move when his Imp contract expires on 1 July. The former Swansea, Hull and Stoke midfielder made 66 Premier League appearances during his time with the Swans and Tigers and has played more than 300 games across the English Football League. Clucas said his move to Salop was "a perfect fit" and was "really excited" about his future at the club. "I spoke to the head coach very early on in the window and he made it clear he wanted me," Clucas said. "If someone wants you to come and play, that's the most important thing." Director of football, Micky Moore, said Clucas' "wealth of experience and strong leadership qualities" will be "vital to strengthening the spine of our team". Clucas follows Doncaster Rovers defender Tom Anderson in joining Shrewsbury, who finished five points adrift at the bottom of League One this season. Transfers - May 2025
BBC News
5 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Shrewsbury sign Lincoln midfielder Clucas
Shrewsbury Town have signed midfielder Sam Clucas from Lincoln City as their second signing of the 34-year-old has agreed a two-year deal and will complete the move when his Imp contract expires on 1 former Swansea, Hull and Stoke midfielder made 66 Premier League appearances during his time with the Swans and Tigers and has played more than 300 games across the English Football League. Clucas said his move to Salop was "a perfect fit" and was "really excited" about his future at the club."I spoke to the head coach very early on in the window and he made it clear he wanted me," Clucas said, external."If someone wants you to come and play, that's the most important thing."Director of football, Micky Moore, said Clucas' "wealth of experience and strong leadership qualities" will be "vital to strengthening the spine of our team".Clucas follows Doncaster Rovers defender Tom Anderson in joining Shrewsbury, who finished five points adrift at the bottom of League One this season.
BBC News
5 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Northampton sign Coventry defender Burroughs
Northampton Town have signed versatile defender Jack Burroughs on a two-year contract following his release by Coventry whose main position is right-back, can also operate at left-back, wing-back, and in former Scotland youth international made 20 appearances for the Sky Blues, with his final game proving to the Coventry's defeat by Ipswich Town in the FA Cup in had been with Coventry since he was seven and had loan spells in the past two seasons with Lincoln City in 2023-24 and the first half of this season with Scottish Premiership side Kilmarnock, where he played in the Europa Conference League. "Jack is a player we've admired for a while and this is a signing we are very pleased to make," Cobblers' boss Kevin Nolan said. , external"He brings pace and athleticism, versatility, he is good on the ball and has a very good attitude. We believe he'll be a valuable addition to our squad and we believe he can have an impact here."He had other offers and other interest so it is a feather in our cap that we have been able to bring him to Sixfields."Burroughs, whose move will formally go through on 1 July, is Northampton's second summer signing, after the arrival of midfielder Jack Perkins from Nottingham Forest.
Daily Mail
24-05-2025
- Daily Mail
Oregon pet shop owner learns his fate after sexually abusing little girl, 12, who volunteered in his store
An Oregon former pet shop owner was found guilty of raping a 12-year-old girl, who volunteered at his store. Daniel Stuebgen, 54, of Lincoln City, was found guilty of sexually abusing the preteen five separate times in 2023 in an Oregon court, the Lincoln County District Attorney's Office announced. He was convicted of three counts of rape in the second degree, two counts of sodomy in the second degree, four counts of sexual abuse in the first degree, and four counts of using a child in display of sexually explicit conduct, the DA's Office said. He faces mandatory prison sentences for all of his offenses. The mandatory sentence means a judge can lessen the time or reduce for good behavior. Second-degree rape and sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse carry a mandatory sentence of six years and three months. Using a child in display of sexually explicit conduct holds a sentence of five years and 10 months, according to the State of Oregon. In total, that means Stuebgen faces 79.5 years in prison. He was convicted after a five-day trial on May 1. Further details of the case were not made public in the May 20 statement. Stuebgen is the former owner of Happy Trails Feed & Tack and Green Acres Beach & Trail Rides, which he owned with his ex-wife Teresa Stuebgen. Happy Trails is now under new management. Stuebgen was arrested on June 12, 2024 after Lincoln City Police Department spent 10 months investigating him, the force announced at the time. At the time of his arrest, he was living at Happy Trials. The former business owner will be sentenced on June 3.
