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No Pearson Confirmed Sun 28th May 2006 23:04
A Midlands newspaper appears to confirm TWTD's Friday report ruling West Brom assistant boss Nigel Pearson out of the running for the Town manager's job.

Town: No Comment Fri 26th May 2006 17:15
Town are refusing to comment any further on speculation surrounding the vacant manager's position. The Blues are understood to have drawn up a shortlist having completed the first round of interviews with skipper Jim Magilton looking an increasingly strong candidate.

The Shortlist Fri 26th May 2006 12:21
West Brom have revealed that they gave Town permission to speak to their assistant manager Nigel Pearson. However, we understand that the former Middlesbrough skipper is not on the shortlist.

Calderwood Cautious Thu 25th May 2006 13:57
Northampton boss Colin Calderwood admitted to knowing little about Town's current position having flown back from a family holiday in Dubai to talk to the Blues earlier today. Town were yesterday given permission to speak to the 41-year-old Scot regarding the Portman Road management position.

Cobblers Due £125,000 Thu 25th May 2006 10:03
Northampton Town will be due £125,000 in compensation should their manager Colin Calderwood be named the new boss at Portman Road. Calderwood's contract with the Cobblers, which runs to 2008, is understood to include a buy-out clause if the former Spurs and Swindon centre-half chooses to take another job.

Cobblers on Approach Wed 24th May 2006 13:42
Northampton Town chairman David Cardoza has revealed that manager Colin Calderwood's contract stipulates that he should be given the opportunity to speak to interested clubs. Town have been given permission to talk to the Cobblers boss regarding the vacant manager's position at Portman Road.

Lyall Memorial Today Fri 05th May 2006 10:19
John Lyall's memorial service takes place at 2pm this afternoon at St Mary-Le-Tower Church, Tower Street after a private family funeral this morning. Lyall, 66, died of a heart attack at his Tattingstone home last month.

No Go on McEveley Thu 04th May 2006 23:35
TWTD understands that Blackburn Rovers have offered Jay McEveley a new contract, scuppering Town's chances of signing the loanee on a permanent basis. The full-back or central defender still has a year left of his existing deal at Ewood Park.

Lyall Memorial Service Thu 27th Apr 2006 17:28
Town have confirmed that there will be a memorial service in tribute to former manager John Lyall on Friday, May 5th at 2pm at St Mary-Le-Tower Church, Tower Street. Lyall, 66, died of a heart attack at his Tattingstone home last Tuesday.

John Lyall Dies Wed 19th Apr 2006 11:25
Former Town boss John Lyall died of a heart attack late last night at the age of 66. Lyall was manager at Town between 1990 and 1994, taking the Blues to the old Second Division title in 1991/92.

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