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“Enough is enough” says regional mayor The South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority has announced it is working to find investors or airport operators to help secure the future of Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA).

In July, current owners Peel Group began a review into the airport, claiming it was no longer commercially viable.

Since then, there has been no clarity from Peel as to their intentions for the site; the MCA and local leaders are therefore exploring all

market options. South Yorkshire’s Mayor Oliver Coppard said: “Since Peel announced the review into DSA our biggest fear has been that they are running down the clock while undermining confidence in the airport.

Since then, our fears over their motives have seemingly been confirmed time and again. Peel have given us no clarity over their intentions while expecting us to come up with ideas for ways forward. A few weeks is far too short to develop

meaningful plans and Peel are wasting valuable time.

So enough is enough, we have decided to take matters into our own hands and undertake a search for potential investors or operators. We promised to explore all options to keep DSA open and that is what we are doing.” Earlier this week, Peel Group announced a short extension to the initial review period. The MCA and local leaders have asked for that period to be extended to the end of the year.

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Councillors agree not to appeal to Historic England over Grade II listing

Councillors have agreed not to call for a review of the Grade II listing of the former John Lewis building. At a Special Strategy and Resources Committee meeting, Councillors decided the Council’s response to the listing granted by the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) earlier this month.

The Committee considered the implications of the listing, potential costs, legal advice, plans for development and the opinions of Sheffield people and decided not to take any formal action with regards to the listing decision.

This means the Council can continue the process of securing a developer for the Barker’s Pool site.

However, approval was given for officers to approach Historic England to query elements of the listing description and the weight that they have given to their significance.

Approval was also given to set out a planning brief for all interested developers, working alongside Historic England to figure out what options are possible for the site following the listing. Interested developers have been informed of the listing decision and following discussions a number have indicated they are still keen to progress their proposals.

Approval has also been given for the Council to approach Historic England, Arts Council of England, Heritage Lottery Fund, Architectural Heritage Fund, other government agencies and South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority for potential funding support with any possible costs incurred because of the listing.

This comes after Council Leader Councillor Terry Fox wrote a letter to the Secretary of State for DCMS last week appealing for more time to review the listing decision and request that no extra financial burden should be placed on the Council and the people of Sheffield due to the listing.

Cllr Terry Fox said: “I am pleased that the Strategy & Resources Committee has agreed a position on the listing of John Lewis. The listing came as a shock to

members, officers and many Sheffielders.

“I have made it clear that I will speak up for the people of Sheffield and I strongly believe this listing should not be detrimental to our city. We will be approaching organisations for funding support to limit the financial implications for the city and its residents.

“It is clear from legal advice that there is no scope to successfully challenge the listing through the formal process. It would inevitably lead to a costly review and slow down development.

“After weighing up all the information it is clear there are still plenty of exciting opportunities for the Barker’s Pool site and I am assured we do still have the option to query elements of the listing and their significance.

“I think we can get something great here for the city but, as I said in my letter to the Minister, the government’s listing decision must not end up costing the council or Sheffield taxpayers. I look forward to what the future holds for the building and our city.”

The Committee papers and a recording of the meeting can be viewed at: https:// democracy.sheffield.gov.uk/ieListDocuments. aspx?CId=641&MId=8508

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ARCTIC MONKEYS RETURN WITH NEW ALBUM On the Bank Holiday weekend Sheffield’s very own Arctic Monkeys made a triumphant return to the stage at the Reading and Leeds Festivals, four years after they last played live in the UK. Currently there are no UK dates that have been announced on their next tour but we’re sure they will be planning on playing on home soil in the new year.

The Reading and Leeds performances featured many crowd favourites from the opening march of Do I Wanna Know? then meandering through their previous six number one albums before a track from their debut album From the Ritz To The Rubble kicked off a triumphant finale with flares and a frenzied crowd singing along to I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor, 505 and finally RU Mine?

“Thanks for having us Leeds,” said Turner, “It means a lot to us.”.

The former High Green residents release their new album, entitled ‘The Car’, on Friday 21st October. The band’s seventh studio album, ‘The Car’ features ten new songs written by Alex Turner, produced by James Ford and recorded at Butley Priory, Suffolk, RAK Studios, London and La Frette, Paris.

Following 2018’s ‘Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino’, ‘The Car’ finds Arctic Monkeys picking up where 2018’s jazzinspired, intergalactic Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino left off. But “on this record, sci-fi is off the table. We are back to earth”, Turner hinted.

“I think we’ve got closer to a better version of a more dynamic overall sound with this record,” he told The Big Issue. “The strings on this record come in and out of focus and that was a deliberate move and hopefully everything

has its own space. There’s time the band comes to the front and then the strings come to the front.”

The deluxe LP will be available on limited grey vinyl with a tip on sleeve and mounted gloss cover image via the AM Official Store. An exclusive, custard coloured LP will be available at independent record shops and HMV stores. ‘The Car’ will also be available on standard LP, CD, cassette and digitally. Fans can pre-order the album at store.arcticmonkeys.com.

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Along with partner Hal David, who wrote the songs: “What’s New Pussycat?” and “Alfie”?

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Which ancient Greek temple, dedicated to the goddess Athena, sits on the hill of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece?

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What is the first name of the Coronation Street character played by Samia Ghadie?

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chaplain running for hosepipe ban in force family business children’s charity offers complete A prison chaplain from Doncaster is preparing to swap her vestments for a running vest to raise vital funds to support vulnerable children.

Joann Byrne is part of a team of six prison chaplains from across the country who are taking part in this year’s Great North Run on behalf of The Children’s Society.

The team will be among 60,000 runners taking part in the half-marathon between Newcastle and South Shields on Sunday 11 September.

Joann and her colleagues were persuaded to take part by Rev Helen Dearnley, who supports a 300-strong network of prison chaplains in her role as Anglican and HQ Advisor for Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service. Rev Helen wanted to do something to build camaraderie amongst her team. The team are hoping to raise around £10,000 and are excited about the impact their fundraising could have.

Joann, who works at HMP Lindholme, said: “I previously did the Great North Run in 2014 and did say I wouldn’t do it again, but the opportunity to support a worth charity like The Children’s Society, have a fitness goal for the year and attempt to beat my time was not to be passed up. Children and young people are our future, but they need hope and every opportunity afforded to them so they can be whoever they want to be in our ever-changing society. The Children’s Society provide that and the money invested enables them to continue this valuable work.”

Joann said that as managing chaplain, her role included pastoral support for prisoners with everything from courses and activities, to one to one support and bereavement support.

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custody. She added that she planned to celebrate finishing the run with a hot bath, beer and a slice of cake.

The challenge is also being set amongst prison staff and prisoners, some of whom may run the marathon on treadmills in prison gyms.

Three Bishops who provide episcopal support to prison chaplains will also be covering the distance between them in their dioceses. The Bishop of Derby, the Rt Revd Libby Lane, who is Vice Chair of The Children’s Society; the Bishop of Gloucester, the Rt Revd Rachel Treweek, who is also Anglican Bishop for Prisons and the Bishop of Lichfield, the Rt Revd Michael Ipgrave, will all be putting themselves through their paces.

Gill Dean, Community Relationship Manager for The Children’s Society in the North East, said: “We are thrilled the prison chaplains chose to help The Children’s Society.

The money they raise will really help us to support children living incredibly difficult lives, from those facing poverty, to those at risk of criminal and sexual exploitation and those experiencing mental health issues. It’s great that the team are not only coming together at the Great North Run, but also getting the prison community involved.

We hope it creates lots of buzz and excitement amongst prisoners and prisoner guards.”

Rev Helen said: “Everyone knows getting exercise is good not only for people’s physical health, but that it can improve their mental health too. I am hoping the prison community can really come together to do something positive for children and their futures.”

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A hosepipe ban in Yorkshire comes into place tomorrow. Below is a reminder of the detail, plus some tips for ways to save water.

Parts of Yorkshire have seen the lowest rainfall since our records began more than 130 years ago.

The hot, dry, weather means that Yorkshire’s rivers are running low and our reservoirs are lower than we would expect for this time of year. We’ve been doing everything we can to avoid putting in restrictions but unfortunately, they’re now necessary as part of our drought planning. Activities covered by the hosepipe ban include: • Watering a garden using a hosepipe • Cleaning vehicles or boats using a hosepipe Watering plants with a hosepipe • Filling or maintaining a domestic swimming or paddling pool • Drawing water, using a hosepipe, for domestic recreational use • Cleaning walls or windows of domestic premises using a hosepipe • Cleaning paths or patios using a hosepipe • Cleaning other artificial outdoor surfaces using a hosepipe 5 ways to save water during a drought Yorkshire Water has shared some top tips for saving water during a prolonged dry spell. The Environment Agency recently announced that ten of England’s 14 regions are now officially in drought, including Yorkshire. As Yorkshire Water prepares to introduce a hosepipe ban on Friday 26th August, it shares some of its top water saving tips.

Putting your hosepipe away is a great start, but

there are other ways you can save water too: 1 Reuse and recycle - Whilst you wait for your shower to warm up, pop a bucket under the water to catch what would’ve been wasted water – and use it elsewhere in your house. It’s great for watering plants or doing the dishes with. If you don’t want to use it straight away, pop it in your rain butt and save it for another day.

2 Leaky loo losses - Almost one in ten households have a leaky loo. The average toilet leak loses around eight litres of water every hour, which adds up to over two baths a day, or 876 baths a year per household.

3 Love your brown lawn - When there’s prolonged dry weather, grass can start to look brown – but don’t fear, grass is one of the most resilient plants you can have in your garden, and it doesn’t need to be watered.

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5 Mucky motors - Washing the car can waste hundreds of litres of water – just cleaning the mirrors, windows and lights with a bucket of soapy water helps to save on the amount you use.

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In September 2017 I was offered the opportunity to join the team at Eric Eyre’s and to ‘move back home’, as I say, as I live local to both branches. It was, and still is, a fantastic opportunity for me to grow and develop an already friendly family run business and provide our local community with a warm and compassionate service.”

Completing the team at High Green is Sharon Clayton and Kay Cooper, while Beverley Travis and Ruth Fenlon look after the branch at Sheffield Lane Top, which opened four years ago.

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If you need help arranging a funeral for your loved one, contact Eric Eyre Funeral Service.

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Pubs across the UK will be forced to close due to energy costs soaring by as much as 300%, brewery bosses warned.

Leaders of six of the country’s largest breweries called on the government for “immediate government intervention” on sky-high energy bills this winter.

Unlike households, businesses aren’t covered by a regulated energy price cap, meaning bills are higher.

Pub owners said the energy crisis would cause “real and serious irreversible” damage to the industry without support.

The pub and brewery owners from six companies - JW Lees, Carlsberg Marston’s, Admiral Taverns, Drake & Morgan, Greene King and St Austell Brewery - sit on the board of the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA).

In an open letter to the government, they urged immediate intervention, including a support package and a cap on the price of energy for businesses.

Chris Jowsey, boss of Admiral Taverns which has 1,600 pubs, said his tenanted pubs now pay more in energy bills than they do in rent.

He told the BBC’s Today programme that one of his tenants wrote to him saying he was leaving after 20 years due to his electricity bill going up 450% - an increase so large he couldn’t pass onto customers.

Mr Jowsey said breweries were now having to bypass energy suppliers and buy directly from the wholesale market due to companies not being willing to supply the sector, which uses high amounts of energy.

In a statement the Department for Business, Energy and Industry said “no government” would be able to control the “global factors pushing up the price

of energy and other business costs”.

“But we will continue to support the hospitality sector in navigating the months ahead,” a spokesman added.

“That includes providing a 50% business rates relief for businesses across the UK, freezing alcohol duty rates on beer, cider, wine and spirits and reducing employer national insurance. This is in addition to the billions in grants and loans offered throughout the pandemic.”

The government has previously said no policy will be announced until the new prime minister is announced on 5 September.

Mr Jowsey said that he had personally raised the issue of high energy prices with ministers more than six months ago: “And I find it incredible that we have to wait for one person to get elected before we actually get some decisions and some policy which will protect not just jobs, not just people’s livelihoods, but also their homes because remember most people that run pubs in this country actually live above the shop,” he said.

At The Plough in Essex, landlord Simon Cleary said his energy bills have spiralled from £13,000 to £35,000 a year.

He said the pub needs to generate a further £1,800 in weekly takings to cover the costs. “It really is that bad,” he told the BBC. “I think it’s going to be really tough unless there is intervention from the government,” added Mr Cleary.

Nick Mackenzie, the boss of Greene King - one of the UK’s largest pub groups, with over 3,100 pubs - said the company could face “the prospect of pubs being unable to pay their bills, jobs being lost and beloved locals across the country forced to close their doors”.

He added they would mean all the

support given to pubs through the pandemic to stay in businesses “could be wasted”.

Meanwhile, William Lees Jones, of JW Lees, said the government needed to extend the energy cap to business as well as households.

On Friday the energy regulator Ofgem, which sets the price cap on household bills, said it would rise by 80% in October.

Many energy intensive businesses across various sectors will also face cost pressures that could be passed on to consumers through higher prices.

Aside from bills, breweries also highlighted a possible shortage of carbon dioxide (CO2) which is used in the production of beer.

CF Industries, the UK’s largest CO2 producer, recently announced that it

would temporarily stop production at one of its plants because rising energy prices made it too expensive to continue.

Andrew Taylor, managing director of Mr Fox a bar in Croydon, said that he had “no doubt” his costs will grow.

“Electric and gas is up, cooking oil has trebled in price and food costs are massively starting to climb,” he said.

It means he’ll soon have to make tough decisions. “We are absorbing a lot of the increases we’ve seen but there will be a time when we have to start passing these onto the customer. It is incredibly concerning,” he said.

Emma McClarkin, chief executive of the BBPA, warned that the rise in energy bills would cause more damage to the industry than the pandemic did if it didn’t receive support in the next few weeks.

“There are pubs that weathered the

storm of the past two years that now face closure because of rocketing energy bills for both them and their customers,” she added.

It comes as the number of pubs in England and Wales continues to fall, hitting its lowest level on record, according to new analysis.

The research found that there were 39,970 pubs in June, down by more than 7,000 since 2012.

According to Altus, who compiled the report, 400 pubs in England and Wales closed last year and some 200 shut in the first half of 2022 as inflation started to eat in to profits. That brought the total number of pubs down to its lowest since Altus’s records began in 2005.

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GIMME, GIMME, GIMME A TRIP TO PENISTONE

Gimme Abba have been performing this fabulous tribute to ABBA for over 22 years and they will be making a visit to the Paramount in Penistone on Saturday 10th September.

They have performed in theatres, concerts and at festivals worldwide, including France, Holland, Germany, Cyprus, Malta, Spain, Brazil, Portugal, Dubai and nationwide across the United Kingdom and the Channel Isles. After over 20 years of performances, the band are now established as one of the best loved UK tributes to Abba!

This unique stage show has developed over the years into more than just another ABBA tribute, bringing the charismatic stage presence of the flamboyant and glam front four. This superb ABBA show comes with a repertoire that draws from

the greatest hits of Sweden's most famous export.

Totaling over two-hours, this performance is jam-packed with all the popular Abba songs and includes theatrical elements, many costume changes, choreographed dance routines and four-part vocal harmonies that come together to re-create that original ABBA party feel. ABBA’s music has stood the test of time, and its longevity is a testament to the exceptional song writing of Benny and Björn.

“Being able to perform the songs for you is both an honour and a privilege and one that we do not take lightly" – Lawrence, Benny. This spectacular show will wow the audience with fascinating lighting and special effects. This is not just another Abba tribute but a ‘truly complete and exciting Abba experience’.

This show is suitable for all age groups and is not to be missed! So what are you waiting for? Dust off those platforms! Put on those flares! and come on their nostalgic trip back to the 70s.

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sunday 4th sept from 6.00 from 7.00 pm

phil lawrence 2pm - 6pm

tuesday 6th sept

9pm

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friday 2nd Sept - superb vocalist

top 70s tribute

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john darren elisha nicole

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6.40 BBC News 6.50 Regional Programme 7.00 Pointless Celebrities Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman host a musical edition of the quiz.

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9.20 The Secrets She Keeps Agatha is hospitalised after a severe beating in jail.

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9.30 Roxy Music & Bryan Ferry at the BBC 10.30 Bryan Ferry: BBC One Sessions 11.20 Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music: A Musical History 12.20 FILM: Sorry Angel. (2018) 2.30 This Is BBC Two

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9.30 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? With winners from new sister show Fastest Finger First.

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8.00 Ridley Carol calls in Ridley to assist with the case when the body of a young woman is found buried in a shallow grave on a bleak Pennine moorland.

10.00 ITV News; Weather 10.20 FILM: The Magnificent Seven (2016) A band of gunmen are hired to save a remote frontier town, whose residents are being used as forced labour.

Western remake, starring Denzel Washington.

12.40 Shop: Ideal World 3.00 Motorsport UK 3.50 Unwind with ITV 5.05 The Pier

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6.00 The Big Bang Theory 6.50 The Simpsons 10.00 The Big Breakfast 12.30 Jamie Oliver: Together 1.30 Four in a Bed 4.05 Escape to the Chateau 5.05 Channel 4 News 5.30 Finding the Cornish Dream 6.30 Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix Qualifying Highlights Steve Jones presents action from the battle for pole in the 15th round of the season, held at Circuit Zandvoort.

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9.00 Griff’s Canadian Adventure He travels from the country’s coldest city to a town with more polar bears than people.

10.00 FILM: The Martian (2015) An astronaut left stranded on Mars has to find a way to survive for years on meagre resources. Sci-fi drama, with Matt Damon.

12.40 FILM: The Rhythm Section.

(2019) Thriller, starring Blake Lively.

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10.15 Celebrity Gogglebox 2020 A chance to catch-up with some of the best moments from 2020’s episodes, featuring critics including Denise van Outen, Rylan-Clark-Neal, Gyles Brandreth and Maureen Lipman.

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BLADES TAKE UNBEATEN RUN TO FIVE United extended the unbeaten to five league matches with a hardfought point at Kenilworth Road.

Carlton Morris headed the Hatters into an early lead, but Oli McBurne struck an equaliser eight minutes after the interval to net the Blades a deserved draw.

Boss Heckingbottom made three changes for the clash at Luton. Basham made his first start of the season, with McAtee and Ndiaye also recalled as Fleck and Khadra missed out and Ahmedhodžić wasn’t risked having picked up a knock against Blackburn Rovers.

Youngsters Arblaster and Osula were named amongst the substitutes.

After a quiet opening, it was the home side who opened the scoring in the 10th minute. A throw-in from the left wasn’t fully cleared and from Bell’s near post cross MORRIS headed into the far corner giving Foderingham no chance.

Baldock was cautioned for halting a possible break, but from United’s next corner, Norwood’s volley

was seemingly goal bound but was inadvertently blocked by Berge.

United continued to push forward positively, but Luton continued to carry a threat of their own from wide areas and Adebayo headed over from Bree’s cross. McAtee was then booked for a shirt pull before McBurnie dragged an effort wide from Baldock’s cross. Former Blade Freeman then linked up with Bell but his shot was comfortably gathered

by Foderingham and before the half was out, Adebayo volleyed over at the near post from another Bree cross.

United made a change at the break with Doyle replacing McAtee and on 53 minutes parity was restored, with MCBURNIE volleying home a wonderful strike at the back post after Doyle and then Egan had recycled the ball into a dangerous area. The second half turned out to be an entertaining affair with both teams having opportunities to win the game.

On the hour, another

cross picked out Bell, but he failed to make a clear contact with an attempted volley, whilst at the other end, a rasping drive from Norwood was inches away from hitting the top corner of Horvath’s net, before Ndiaye was carded for stopping a quick free kick.

Adebayo then headed over from a promising position, before United were dealt another blow as Foderingham limped off and was subsequently replaced by debutant

Amissah. With the clocking ticking down, Ahmedhodžić and Brewster were introduced to the action as Norrington-Davies and Ndiaye made way and in the final minute of the 90, Brewster took aim from distance but Horvath was equal to it. Seven minutes of added time saw Luton finishes on the front foot, but Amissah produced a timely save to deny Jerome as the spoils were shared.

in the FA Cup the following January at Stamford Bridge when the Midlanders visited Chelsea.

Mighten penned a contract extension with Forest in August 2020, keeping him at the City Ground until the summer of 2025.

The exciting wideman has honours on the international stage having played for England at Under-15 level through to the Under-20s. He debuted for the Under-

Darren Moore is keeping his feet firmly on the floor despite an impressive start to the new campaign.

Wednesday sit third in the League One table, one point from the summit, after an emphatic 5-0 win over Forest Green at Hillsborough.

And Moore is far from getting carried away, issue reminders that nothing has been achieved yet.

He told swfc.co.uk: “We will continue to build, we are still a work in progress. I don’t think the levels are where we can be but week on week we

are getting there.

“The best part of the week for me is on the grass training because that’s where all the hard work and preparations for Saturday proves important.

“We knew Forest Green are a very capable side, they can paint some wonderful pictures, but the work we did in the week nullified that, so well done to the players.

“It was a solid, professional performance. It was important we started the game well and played on the front foot and that’s exactly what we did.”

Moore reflected on a terrific week for Wednesday, in which three wins were recorded with as many clean sheets and 10 goals.

He added: “It’s been a really productive week, beating Bolton 2-0,

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the game. “We could and should have had more goals, we were a real threat on the counter and well drilled at the back. Overall, I’m really pleased.

“You don’t know need anyone more than me to wax lyrical about Woody.

He epitomises this football club, he gives everything he can and leads the group, both on and off the pitch.

“So with Cohen, we took him off as a precaution, we don’t know the full extent for him. Cam’s

20s in September 2021 in a 6-1 win over Romania.

Mighten – who is also eligible to represent the USA as he was born in

Connecticut - has posted 54 appearances for Forest to date. The winger will wear squad number 45 for the Owls.

“I thought today was probably my favourite game in management, definitely at this level. I thought the lads were excellent and controlled

McSheffrey pleased with ‘comfortable’ win

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Rochdale 3-0 and now Forest Green 5-0.

“But we’ve achieved nothing at this moment in time. We have to get those levels right up there, week in, week out.

“We can get better and we will get better.”

It was one of my favourite games in management - Warne

Alex Mighten joins Owls on loan The Owls have signed Alex Mighten on a season-long loan from Premier League side Nottingham Forest.

Mighten, a rapid winger, rose through the ranks at the City Ground, impressing at all academy age groups.

The 20-year-old went on to make his senior debut for Forest from the bench in September 2019 at the Emirates Stadium against Arsenal in the Carabao Cup. His first start came

We will continue to build

they had towards the end of the second half, I thought it was comfortable.

“It’s never a comfortable scoreline, 0-0 and then 1-0 up but I thought we dominated territory, played in their half and managed the game. I thought it was good.

“It felt quite comfortable.

The stadium was a bit lethargic and it felt like Northampton weren’t coming at us with any kind of tempo.

“We probably drilled the tempo out of them in the first half with how we played, making it quite uncomfortable for them.

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“Without fluent, freeflowing football, I thought we deserved the win and once we got ahead we managed the game really well.”

On the penalty: “Lee [Tomlin] has wriggled his way out of a situation in the corner and got to the byline, and got across the player.

“There was definitely some sort of tangle and contact.

We claim for it because we feel if he’s got that half a yard in front of it and there’s contact, he’s going to lose his balance.

“It’s swings and roundabouts across the season but I thought it was a pen.

“George is our number

injury doesn’t look good, he was almost in tears, so it could be a while for him unfortunately.

“We will all be there to support him through it, but sadly, he could be set for a spell on the sidelines.” nine and he wants to score goals so he wanted to take it. “Rowey [Tommy Rowe] took the ball off him but I think that was just to take the pressure and tension off him because the situation was dragging on a bit. You can think a lot of things when you’ve got the ball in your hand for that long.”

On the team becoming more streetwise: “I said to them after the game that they’re all great lads but at times they can be horrible as well - and I love it. I absolutely love it.

“It’s about game nous and game intelligence. The young players are taking things on really well and we’ve got some older pros, good heads that are role models for them and manage the game well.”

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