16 HRS AGO - Championship strugglers Barnsley have written to the EFL to sound the alarm over the "potential failure of their enterprise", as several other clubs raise concerns over the proposed restart date of June 20. Collapse

4 DAYS AGO - Fans and staff felt betrayed when their manager fled in a promotion season – now he’s back to save them from the dropThey say never go back but, 16 months on from an acrimonious exit, Nathan Jones’s return to Luton ranks as one of the more unlikely managerial comebacks. “People say you shouldn’t do this, you shouldn’t do that but deep in my heart this feels right,” he said. “I’ve had time to think and talk it over with my wife and the key people in my life, and that includes going to God with it, and it sits right. I have peace with this decision – other decisions I’ve made, I haven’t. When I have peace, they are normally the right decisions.”Some supporters still have grievances with Jones for what they deemed a sly and sudden departure to Stoke, where he lasted seven months before being sacked in November with the club in the Championship relegation zone. But it was not just fans left with a sour taste in the mouth when the Welshman moved on midway through a season that culminated Collapse

4 DAYS AGO - Nathan Jones has returned to manage Luton Town 16 months after leaving the club to take over at Stoke City. Collapse

18/05/2020 - Championship clubs will begin testing their players for coronavirus on Thursday and Friday ahead of a potential return to training next Monday. Collapse

09/05/2020 - The name of Frank Soo might not resonate as it should but that could be about to change with Google marking the anniversary of his first England appearance on Saturday. Collapse

01/05/2020 - The Sky Bet Championship 2019/20 season was supposed to come to a conclusion on Saturday, but who would have been promoted, relegated or reached the play-offs? Collapse

07/04/2020 - Serb managed Real, Barcelona and Atlético but will be remembered most for his goal that led to David Pleat skipping across the pitch like a kangaroo in 1983 Radomir Antic made a lot of people very happy, and David Pleat was just one of them. The son of Bosnian partisans who was born in 1948 and died on Monday aged 71, he scored the late goal that rescued Luton from relegation in May 1983, just as he had taken them up the summer before. “An amazing act of escapology,” the commentator called it and that shot from the edge of the area by a substitute who had been on for 10 minutes sent his manager skipping and leaping and bounding across the pitch like a kangaroo in a beige suit.That image stayed with them; it stayed with him, too. Antic enjoyed replaying it, for those who hadn’t seen it – and in Spain, where he managed for 16 years, the place he made his home, mostly they hadn’t. As a player, he had won the league in Turkey and the former Yugoslavia, and played at Zaragoza, but he kept Collapse