Lee Oneil News Today

Blues general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill has dismissed suggestions that it was premature to offer manager Paul Lambert the new five-year deal he signed on New Year’s Day.

Blues boss Kieran McKenna is delighted that his coaching staff have

Blues target Richard Keogh is reportedly set to turn down offers from Town and other clubs to join the MK Dons.

Eighty-seven students received $192,604 in scholarships from 47 funds administered by the Community Foundation of Fayette County (CFFC).

Town’s general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill believes the club has learnt from their disastrous 2018/19 season which has seen the Blues drop into the third tier for the first time since 1956/57.

Blues general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill says Town hope to make signings as soon as possible during the close season in time for the pre-season trip to Germany. O’Neill confirmed that the club are close to announcing their retain and release list.

General manager of football operations Lee O’Neill believes taking caretaker charge of the Blues is a good opportunity for first-team coach Matt Gill to add to his experience and could perhaps even put him in with a shout of the role permanently, but if not he and goalkeeper-coach Jimmy Walker will remain at the club under the next boss.

General manager of football operations Lee O’Neill says there is no offer currently on the table for the Blues, despite interest from a US-backed consortium, and that owner Marcus Evans’s stance remains unchanged.

General manager of football operations Lee O’Neill has spoken at length about manager Paul Lambert’s position, as well as a number of other current Town issues, with many fans calling for a change of boss.

Local community foundations are pleased with a new law that prohibits scholarship displacement in Pennsylvania.