IN THE PRESS - JULY 3
Posted on: Fri 03 Jul 2009
Keep checking back to this page to be updated on what the national and local press are reporting about United today.
Adam Boyes is on the verge of leaving York City to join Championship club Scunthorpe United. City boss Martin Foyle has confirmed to The Press that he expects 18-year-old striker Boyes to be moving on with chairman Jason McGill having concluded a deal for his departure. And The Press understands that Boyes has agreed personal terms with the Glanford Park outfit, where he would join former team-mate Martyn Woolford. Foyle said: "I don't want to name the club because deals can always fall through, but this one looks like it will go ahead. It's just a matter of dotting the i's and crossing the t's. The chairman has done the deal and it's a good one for York City Football Club and a good one for the player."
York Press
Championship newcomers Scunthorpe United have had an undisclosed bid accepted for Crewe Alexandra midfielder Michael O'Connor. Iron boss Nigel Adkins made his interest in the 21-year-old known earlier this week and has now had his offer accepted by the Alex.
Teamtalk
Scunthorpe United are in talks with Michael O'Connor after Crewe Alexandra accepted a bid for the midfielder. O'Connor has been expected to leave Crewe after falling foul of manager Gudjon Thordarson's regime at Gresty Road.
Sky Sports
Scunthorpe United keeper Joe Murphy has confirmed he will be at the club next season by signing a new one-year deal this afternoon. Murphy has admitted he turned down a number of offers to stay at Glanford Park, including from unnamed Premier League clubs.
Scunthorpe Telegraph
Goalkeeper Joe Murphy has put an end to speculation surrounding his future by signing a new one-year deal with Scunthorpe. The Republic of Ireland goalkeeper was linked with a number of clubs after stalling on a new contract at Glanford Park, saying he would only decide on his future at the end of the recent season.
Teamtalk
Scunthorpe United midfielder Kevan Hurst has pledged his future to the club by signing a new two-year contract. Hurst, along with team-mates Joe Murphy and Ian Morris, was out of contract at Glanford Park, but has opted to stay with the Championship new boys.
Sky Sports
Adam Boyes is on the verge of leaving York City to join Championship club Scunthorpe United. City boss Martin Foyle has confirmed to The Press that he expects 18-year-old striker Boyes to be moving on with chairman Jason McGill having concluded a deal for his departure. And The Press understands that Boyes has agreed personal terms with the Glanford Park outfit, where he would join former team-mate Martyn Woolford. Foyle said: "I don't want to name the club because deals can always fall through, but this one looks like it will go ahead. It's just a matter of dotting the i's and crossing the t's. The chairman has done the deal and it's a good one for York City Football Club and a good one for the player."
York Press
Championship newcomers Scunthorpe United have had an undisclosed bid accepted for Crewe Alexandra midfielder Michael O'Connor. Iron boss Nigel Adkins made his interest in the 21-year-old known earlier this week and has now had his offer accepted by the Alex.
Teamtalk
Scunthorpe United are in talks with Michael O'Connor after Crewe Alexandra accepted a bid for the midfielder. O'Connor has been expected to leave Crewe after falling foul of manager Gudjon Thordarson's regime at Gresty Road.
Sky Sports
Scunthorpe United keeper Joe Murphy has confirmed he will be at the club next season by signing a new one-year deal this afternoon. Murphy has admitted he turned down a number of offers to stay at Glanford Park, including from unnamed Premier League clubs.
Scunthorpe Telegraph
Goalkeeper Joe Murphy has put an end to speculation surrounding his future by signing a new one-year deal with Scunthorpe. The Republic of Ireland goalkeeper was linked with a number of clubs after stalling on a new contract at Glanford Park, saying he would only decide on his future at the end of the recent season.
Teamtalk
Scunthorpe United midfielder Kevan Hurst has pledged his future to the club by signing a new two-year contract. Hurst, along with team-mates Joe Murphy and Ian Morris, was out of contract at Glanford Park, but has opted to stay with the Championship new boys.
Sky Sports
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