Gamball:
Wolves - Everton

Others:
Spurs - Brentford
Forest - Arsenal
Fulham - Crystal Palace
Liverpool - Villa
Stockport - Salford
Carlisle - Bradford
West Ham - Leeds
Bournemouth - Man Utd
Brighton - Southampton

Midfielder Craig Clay is among eight players to leave League Two champions Leyton Orient this summer.

Clay, 31, has made 239 appearances for the O's during his six years with the club, winning two league titles.

Sonny Fish, Anthony Georgiou, Jordan Lyden, Sam Sargeant, Harry Smith, Connor Wood and Matt Young also depart.

Veteran midfielder Darren Pratley, 38, is one of 10 players offered new deals having made 39 league appearances this season as the club won promotion.

"Everyone has been involved and played a part in the end goal. In Sam Sargeant and Craig Clay we have two incredible servants to the club that we will say goodbye to," director of football Martin Ling said.

Goalkeepers Rhys Byrne and Lawrence Vigouroux, defenders Omar Beckles, Jordan Brown, Harrison Sodje, Jayden Sweeney and Dan Happe, and forwards Paul Smyth and Daniel Nkrumah have also all been offered new contracts with the club for their return to League One next season.

https://www.thefa.com/news/2023/may/15/n...n-20231505

Goalkeeper Ben Killip will leave Hartlepool United when his current deal expires, after relegation to the National League this campaign.

The 27-year-old made 150 appearances for Pools, and was part of the side promoted back to the EFL in 2020-21.

Killip follows defender Jamie Sterry in deciding to move on, after the 27-year-old rejected the offer of a new deal.

Sterry made 102 appearances for Pools after moving from Newcastle United in the summer of 2020.

Pools are still in negotiations with Connor Jennings, Nicky Featherstone and Pat Boyes, while Leon Clarke, Peter Hartley, Mohammed Niang, Wes McDonald and Brendan Kiernan have been released.

Midfielder Albie Morgan heads a list of six players to be released by Charlton Athletic this summer.

Morgan, 23, departs The Valley after making more than 150 appearances and scoring nine goals since coming through the club's academy.

Also leaving the Addicks are Macauley Bonne, Sean Clare, Alex Gilbey, Nathan Harness and Ryan Inniss.

But new contracts have been offered to Michael Hector, Aaron Henry and Terell Thomas, with discussions ongoing.

Oxford City 4 St Albans 0
Brackley 0 Kidderminster 2

Heres a thread to debate and talk about the out of contract players and new signings ..Just edited accordingly thanks to SCO 
So it's the championship which I still can't believe! But that's football in a nutshell 
We now have 10million more pound to spend and the power to keep good players and get rid of average ones because let's face it more than half arnt good enough for the championship in contract or out of contract .


Contracts Extended
Bannan
Windass
Palmer
Byers
Gregory
Iorfa

Offered New Contracts
Dele-Bashiru. Gone
Johnson. Signed
Paterson .... Signed a 2 year contract !

Released
Hunt
Stockdale
Adeniran
Brown
Durrant
Galvin
Heneghan possible ?

Loan Ended
James singed
Flint


Feel free to add any players I've missed out and I will update the thread 

Just seen on the news that Rishi Sunak is a Southampton fan and took time out from his job of ruining the country to go watch the team today.

They got relegated.                     

1 all going into ET both goals came from keepers having mares, no idea what drugs Slocombe was on in the first five minutes, County have not been great
Chesterfield 2-1 just into ET

Goalkeeper Aynsley Pears has signed a new four-year contract with Blackburn Rovers.

The 25-year-old established himself as first choice after Thomas Kaminski sustained a knee injury in February.

Pears retained his place after Kaminski returned to training, playing in the last 20 games of the season.

He had been set for a loan move to Portsmouth in January but the deal collapsed, and Pears seized his chance with Kaminski sidelined.

Pears made 26 appearances for the Championship club this season - including impressive displays in the Carabao Cup win over West Ham and FA Cup triumphs against Norwich and Birmingham - after clocking up just eight in the previous three campaigns.

He told the club website: "I've got some game time and that's all I've wanted since I joined the club. My future here is hopefully playing many more games and getting the club to where it wants to be.

"I didn't get the games during my first couple of years - I was on the bench a lot but still worked hard and felt I was getting a lot better as a goalkeeper.

"You can only prove that with games and I think I have done over the last part of the season. I'm looking forward to what the future could bring.

"You improve with confidence when you're playing regularly at the level and I've always felt that I am good enough. When you don't play for a couple of years, you need to test yourself and you need to confirm in your head that you can do it.

"The proof's in the pudding. I've felt I've performed well, I feel I need to keep getting better and I hope I will."