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The Clydesdale Bank Premier League have confirmed that moves are under way to dismantle their reserve league next season. It's a development which will cost jobs, with Scotland's top clubs aiming to reduce the size of their squads as they attempt to cope with the debilitating effects of the recession. The consequence of abandoning the reserve set-up, a staple of senior Scottish football for over half a century, will be that clubs in the elite division will release up to 100 players, continuing with a smaller first-team roster and a youth team. Unsurprisingly, this initiative was born at boardroom level, although it also seems to have the support of a majority of managers. The abolition of the reserve league has still to be rubber-stamped but that is understood to be a formality. "It's a little premature to say it'll be... [read full story]
Sheffield Wednesday, 15:31, November 4, 2009 Notts County are reported to have joined the race to sign Sheffield Wednesday defender Richard Wood. Wood is on the transfer list after turning down a new deal at Hillsborough and...
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