Graham McGarry
Crewe Alexandra commentator, BBC Radio Stoke

Crewe Alexandra's out of contract winger Brad Inman could be given a chance to showcase his talent on the international stage later this month.

The 24-year-old has been named in the Australian squad for a friendly against England at Sunderland's Stadium of Light ground on Friday 27 May. 

Inman has just ended the season at the Alex scoring 10 goals. 

The game will put him in the spotlight as he contemplates his long-term future as his contract with Crewe expires at the end of June.  

Trevor Owens
Sports Editor, BBC Hereford & Worcester

BBC Radio Cumbria’s ISDN line at Workington’s Borough Park came down through a hole in the roof at the back of the stand and so you had to stand up holding the ISDN kit in one hand and trying to read notes at the same time. In terms of good places to visit, Blyth Spartans takes a bit of beating. I turned up there to be greeted by a steward who insisted I park my car inside the ground behind the main stand. I could never see that happening in the Football League.

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Toulon's Leigh Halfpenny was not considered for Wales' summer tour of New Zealand, according to coach Warren Gatland.

But the full-back could be called up as injury cover if required and provided he proves his fitness.

The 27-year-old has not played since September and was omitted fromGatland's 35-man tour squad.

"We've spoken to Leigh and we've picked a standby list and he's part of that," said Gatland.

"He understands he does need some games and he's happy to be on a standby list."

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Micky Mellon will remain as Shrewsbury Town boss next season, after the League One club's brush with relegation.

Mellon said on Thursday that his future or otherwise would only be shaped by a meeting with chairman Roland Wycherley.

But the pair spoke amicably at the team's hotel on Saturday night prior toSunday's final game with Swindon.

"We had great talks on Saturday night. We sat down like we would any weekend to talk about the future of the club," Mellon told BBC Radio Shropshire.

"We both know the way that we want to move the club forward.

1886: The Football Association approved the giving of caps to players appearing in international matches.

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Chesterfield have signed Stockport County striker Kristian Dennis on a free transfer.

Dennis, 26, spent this season on loan at National League side Macclesfield, scoring 23 goals in 39 appearances.

He told the club website:, external "I'm buzzing and hopefully I can repay the faith shown in me. I believe in my ability and anything can happen if someone believes in you."

The League One side have not disclosed the length of the player's deal.

Bill Rice
BBC Radio Manchester

My favourite away ground has always been Villa Park, there is something so historic about the place and it has character so many of the modern identikit stadiums lack. The grandeur of the Holte End is still an imposing sight on arrival, the staff are warm and friendly, the food is exceptionally tasty and the atmosphere is always great, especially with the away fans so close to the pitch on one side - Manchester United's great run of success there definitely helps too.

Special mention has to go to Craven Cottage which is hard to beat on a nice day, and Rochdale's Spotland for the indie tunes of DJ Dave Sweetmore.

Liverpool could win the Europa League and qualify for the Champions League next season. Or, in a worst case scenario, they could lose the Europa League final and finish out of the places to secure a spot in the competition next season depending on how the next three games go.

"What I would prefer next Thursday is that it we have won the Europa League and beaten Chelsea and West Brom in the league," said Reds boss Jurgen Klopp.

"I like this all or nothing but only because we have the chance to get all. 

"If we lose next two games I will still go to Basel confident."

So how is Jurgen Klopp weighing up his team selection as his side face Chelsea and West Brom in the top  before the Europa League final against Sevilla in Basel on 18 May.

"We bring the fittest players," he said. "Most of the players who will play tomorrow have had a normal week.

"Then we will see who is fit for Sunday against West Brom and then we make a squad for Basel. What I learned this year is to rotate. 

"You need rhythm and we will try to give the boys as much rhythm as possible."

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is asked about his plans for next season and some of the rumours around the players linked with the Reds.

"The Chelsea game has no influence on my thoughts for next season. It is a big game," he said.

"We think about transfers, of course, and everything but 99% of all things in newspapers are 1% true - not all newspapers, sorry. 

"A lot of rumours are very far away from the actual thing. Sometimes I do not even know the name of the player that is supposed to be coming to Liverpool. We will do our work and say something when there is something to say.

"We have to improve and if we can then we can have a really good season next season."

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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has given an update on midfielder Jordan Henderson's fitness as he continues his recovery from an injury.

"Really good news," said Klopp. "We had to rest him for a long time so he could not do a lot as we tried everything to avoid surgery, which isn't necessary.

"Yesterday, he trained - not with the team - and it looked good. He was only passing and running but looked OK. 

"It's nine days until the Europa League final and we will have to see (if he is fit for that) but it is 100% he will be fit for Euro 2016 in France."

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Braintree Town manager Danny Cowley is set to speak to National League rivals Lincoln City about becoming Imps boss.

Chris Moyses stepped down as manager at Sincil Bank after finishing the season 13th in non-league's top tier.

Full-time Lincoln made an official approach for 36-year-old Cowley, who is also a PE teacher, on Monday.

But Cowley said he is "not in a position to make an intelligent decision" yet after Sunday's play-off semi-final defeat by Grimsby.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

I was commentating on Sheffield Wednesday with former Owls defender Darren Purse (a Millwall fan) and he brought his dad to the game. Wednesday scored and the Millwall fans in front decided to take issue with our (my) northern roots. 

This led to Purse’s dad telling the supporters he was a (censored) Millwall fan. It would’ve been quite amusing had it not played out a little too close to our microphones for comfort. Fortunately Millwall equalised and everyone went home as friends.

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It's always good to hear from Jurgen Klopp and the German will give us the latest on the goings on at Liverpool from 15:30 BST.

The Reds play Chelsea in their last home game of the season on Wednesday before a trip to West Brom on the final day of the season and the Europa League final on 18 May.

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West Ham United are to leave their Upton Park home after 112 years. Click here for some of the best photographs of their time at the famous ground.

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David McNally's resignation as chief executive has "destabilised" Norwich City as they battle relegation, says club chairman Ed Balls.

McNally announced his resignation after their loss to Manchester United on left them four points from safety.

"Nobody expected after [Sunday's] Manchester United game we would lose our chief executive," Balls said.

"It's been very destabilising to the club. But we've got to make sure going forward the football club keeps going from strength to strength."

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Ercole Cellino, son of Leeds chairman Massimo, leaves the Championship club's board of directors.

Mike White
Sports Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

York City are among the friendliest and most welcoming I’ve visited but the ground itself would be high on the list for the least functional press areas for modern day journalists and commentators. 

In the old days of a notepad and pen; no problem! Broadcasting kit, laptops and other such devices? Not so much. Snug is how best to describe being stuck in a lift with a party of Sumo wrestlers. Bootham Crescent’s press seating make that look like the vast expanse of the North York Moors.

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Everton manager Roberto Martinez says his team must be at their "very best" when they face Sunderland on Wednesday.