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Yahoo
7 days ago
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- Yahoo
Walsall's Jellis charged with betting breaches
Walsall midfielder Jamie Jellis has been charged with misconduct for allegedly breaching the Football Association's rules on betting. The 24-year-old is accused of placing a total of 2,248 bets on matches between 30 April 2019 and 4 July 2023. All the alleged bets took place before he joined the Saddlers from Tamworth, then in National League North, in January 2024. After leaving Stevenage in 2020, Jellis spent four years in non-league before getting another chance in the English Football League with Walsall. He has made 57 appearances for the Saddlers, scoring seven goals. Jellis has until 29 July to respond to the charge. "We will be supporting Jamie throughout the process," said a brief Walsall statement on the matter.
BBC News
7 days ago
- Sport
- BBC News
Walsall's Jellis charged with betting breaches
Walsall midfielder Jamie Jellis has been charged with misconduct for allegedly breaching the Football Association's rules on 24-year-old is accused of placing a total of 2,248 bets on matches between 30 April 2019 and 4 July the alleged bets took place before he joined the Saddlers from Tamworth, then in National League North, in January leaving Stevenage in 2020, Jellis spent four years in non-league before getting another chance in the English Football League with has made 57 appearances for the Saddlers, scoring seven has until 29 July to respond to the charge."We will be supporting Jamie throughout the process," said a brief Walsall statement, external on the matter.
Leader Live
18-07-2025
- Sport
- Leader Live
Chester boss delighted to have retained play-off finalists
The Blues, who made it all the way through to last season's National League North play-off final, will continue their preparations for the forthcoming season with tomorrow's match-up with League Two Salford City at the Deva Stadium. Chester have retained much of their squad from a successful campaign and this has pleased team boss McIntyre. He told Chester FC TV: 'Naturally, the nature of this level, the season comes to an end. 'It's not a transfer window, but the recruitment opportunities in the summer, that's been really unique this year and we've felt that it was really important to retain the core group that got to a play-off final. 'We were able to retain nine of the starting XI, with one returning to a loan club in the Premier League and the other player, obviously, moving on into league football for a fee. 'But we're quite clear about what we wanted to add and the work to do that is pretty consistent. But, then this time of year comes around where you get your group together, you continue to assemble it and the work starts on the training ground. 'Now, I enjoy the work, I enjoy being on the training pitch, I enjoy working with the staff, especially the players. So, raring to go!' Chester have opened their pre-season campaign with a win and a loss. The triumph came in midweek via a 2-1 verdict versus Runcorn Linnets, following a 3-1 defeat to Bury. Dylan Mottley-Henry, Oskar Rosenblatt and Connor Woods have shared Chester's goals so far, the latter being set up by Declan Weeks.
Wales Online
14-07-2025
- Sport
- Wales Online
Tonight's Swansea City transfer news as boss makes Yates admission and Tymon fears played down
Tonight's Swansea City transfer news as boss makes Yates admission and Tymon fears played down The latest news from the Stadium Jerry Yates spent last season on loan at Derby County from Swansea City (Image: PA Wire ) Here's your round-up of all the latest Swansea City news for Monday, July 14 Bruce makes Yates admission Blackpool boss Steve Bruce has admitted he would be interested in a move for Swansea City striker Jerry Yates this summer. Having spent last season on loan at Derby County, and with one year left on his current deal, the striker's future has been the subject of speculation over the last few weeks. Sign up to our Swansea City newsletter here. Swansea are likely to listen to offers for the 28-year-old, but there's nothing concrete on the table from anyone at this stage. A number of Blackpool fans have nevertheless called for the club to bring him back to Bloomfield Road this summer, with Yates previously establishing himself as a firm favourite with fans in the north west. Between 2020 and 2023, he netted 46 goals in 139 games, before then departing for Swans. Article continues below Bruce doesn't seem sure a move is feasible, but admits Yates is the sort of player he would be interested in bringing on board. 'Everyone in the club likes Jerry Yates so I hear - he's a bit of a cult hero,' Bruce told The Gazette. 'If he ever becomes available and he wants to drop down a division, then we would love to take him, but it might not be possible.' Players head to Spain after friendly win Swansea City's squad have today headed out to Spain for a week-long training camp, as they continue their pre-season schedule. It comes after Alan Sheehan's side recorded a comfortable 5-0 win over National League North outfit Kidderminster Harriers in a behind-closed-doors friendly at the weekend. The Swans ran out comfortable winners on the day, with Goncalo Franco netting a brace, along with strikes from Ronald, Zeidane Inoussa and Jisung Eom. New signings Melker Widell, Cameron Burgess, Ricardo Santos, Ethan Galbraith and Bobby Wales all picked up valuable minutes, and will likely pick up more in the upcoming friendly with Stevenage at the Pinatar Arena in Spain this weekend. Tymon fears played down Meanwhile, Josh Tymon is set to take part in Swansea City's preparations out in Spain, despite picking up a minor knock last week. Rumours swirling on social media claimed the full-back had broken his ankle and was potentially facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines. WalesOnline understands that while the 26-year-old did suffer an ankle issue, it isn't believed to be serious, and he is likely to train as normal this week. Whether he's involved in this weekend's friendly with Stevenage, however, remains to be seen. Sign up to the Swansea City WhatsApp service to get breaking news and top stories sent to your phone. First contract for Deacon Teenager Callum Deacon has signed his first professional contract at Swansea City. Article continues below The 18-year-old has penned a deal to keep him at the club until at least June 2026, with the contract including the option of an additional 12 months. Deacon has been with the Swans since under-10 level and has made his way through the ranks over the last eight years, although he unfortunately missed the majority of the 2023-24 campaign as a first year scholar due to a back injury. He made his return to the pitch at the start of last season, and earned a string of appearances for the under-21s last season, including in the Premier League Cup.
Scotsman
13-07-2025
- Sport
- Scotsman
Sunderland boss reveals Nectar Triantis transfer stance as question asked amid Hibs interest
Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris has discussed the future of Hibs transfer target Nectar Triantis. Sign up to our Hibs football newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Hibs have been told they may have to wait to land one of their key summer transfer window targets after Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris gave an insight into the future of Nectar Triantis. The Australia Under-23 international enjoyed an overwhelmingly successful season-long loan at Easter Road last season after he agreed to return to Hibs following a half-season stint with the club during the previous campaign. After scoring three goals and providing five assists in 36 appearances in all competitions to help David Gray's side claim third place in the Premiership table and secure a return to European football, Triantis returned to the English Premier League newcomers with some uncertainty over this long-term future at the Stadium of Light. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Hibs boss Gray has not hidden from showing his admiration for the versatile midfielder and has confirmed his interest in securing Triantis for at least another season. However, the 22-year-old has started pre-season training with Sunderland and was part of a strong Black Cats side that claimed a 4-0 win at National League North neighbours South Shields in their opening pre-season friendly of the summer on Saturday afternoon. Head coach Le Bris was asked about the future of several of his fringe players and gave an indication of how he views Triantis' short and long-term future with the club. He said: 'We'll see for every player. I told them that the first two weeks we are dedicated to connection. After that we'll have to be clear. Some of them need game time but if it's not possible for the squad in the Premier League it's not necessary to stay here. We'll decide early. For Nectar, he had a good season last season. He played well on loan. It's the same for everyone, let's use these two first weeks to understand where they are exactly. Then we will decide for everyone.' What has David Gray said about Hibs interest in Nectar Triantis? Hibs head coach David Gray. | SNS Group Speaking earlier this month, the Hibs boss said: 'His parent club have been promoted. He'll be looking at options and what's there and trying to impress there. Why would you not want to do that after doing so well out on loan? 'But we're making sure we're not singling one player for one position - and we have got our targets. Things can change and that's the difficult job of the recruitment department. No immediate update. We made it clear how well he did here that we'd be interested.' Your next Hibs read: Hibs Europa League rivals lose key member of coaching staff as in-demand guru joins Premier League giants
