👌 | Ahead of today's hosting of Huddersfield Town, we encourage you to take a few minutes to listen to the incredibly moving story of Millers fan, Richard Gaynor. The fixture is dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of men's mental health and we hope that Richard's inspirational words can influence others to seek the help they need. Sincerely, Richard, thank you for sharing. Please remember, #𝗜𝘁𝘀𝗢𝗸𝗮𝘆𝗧𝗼𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗸 @andysmanclubuk #rufc | #ForeverTogetherForeverProud

We have an academy that’s pointless and does produce nothing. A training ground that is school team standard. A stadium with disused units and blocked urinals. And a board of people who can’t make a single footballing decision between em. All being done on the cheap? #rufc

Sexist boys club Against women’s rights and workers rights Funded by Thai-based cryptobillionaire and convicted fraudster Engulfed in sleaze and scandal

Thoughts?

Does anyone believe that without Warnes 5.5 year tenure we’d have been in this position a lot earlier? #rufc

Wood couldn’t possibly do any worse

Sell the club. Lowest ever position in L2, without deductions. No training base for the academy, however many managers in the last 3 years. He’s taken us lower than he found us. The Tony Stewart legacy. STEWART OUT. #rufc

All going off on Facebook here as @RealKurtAngle has joined Hear’Say 🥇

Rotherham United Women FC has unveiled a £9.5m vision for a 2,000-capacity stadium, national women’s football centre of excellence and community sports village. 📣 Have your say: 26 Oct–9 Nov 2026. #rufc #ruwfc #rotherham #womensfootball #football

Already in the UK together with my team. Today, I will have an audience with His Majesty King Charles III. There will also be an important meeting with Prime Minister Andy Burnham. We will discuss a wide range of security issues. We are preparing decisions that will strengthen us. I thank the King, the Prime Minister, and all of Britain for their support!

🦊#LCFC | Russell Martin says he won’t criticise the Leicester City fans and stressed that he is also frustrated. That comes after chants were heard at King Power Stadium today, during the defeat to Peterborough United, questioning his position as manager. 🔗 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0pg2l…

Born in Scotland. A debut hat-trick for Uganda 🇺🇬🔥 16-year-old Seb Fisher scored THREE on his competitive international debut for Uganda U17s in an 8-0 win over Burundi! The Partick Thistle youngster qualifies through his mum, who was born in Uganda 👏

@LaticsOfficial #wafc Where do we go from here? It's a question I imagine thousands of Wigan Athletic supporters are asking themselves right now. Because, quite frankly, things aren't good. We're bottom of the league. Morale is low. Supporters are frustrated, angry and increasingly concerned about the direction of our football club. The ownership is open to investment or a potential sale, we've seen further changes behind the scenes, and many supporters feel they're being left in the dark about what happens next. And I think it's fair to ask: How much more uncertainty are Wigan Athletic supporters expected to endure? We've been through enough, haven't we? Administration. Relegations. Ownership problems. Financial uncertainty. The genuine fear that our football club might not survive. We've watched Wigan Athletic go from competing against some of the biggest clubs in world football to fighting battles that, not so long ago, we could scarcely have imagined. And now, once again, we're facing an uncertain future. **It's exhausting.** And I don't blame a single supporter for feeling frustrated. But there's something I want to say, both to those responsible for running Wigan Athletic and to the supporters who have stood by this club through everything. To those running our football club Please understand what this club means to people. I appreciate that running a football club isn't easy. I appreciate that finding suitable investment or a potential new owner takes time. And I completely understand that confidential discussions cannot simply be shared publicly. Nobody is expecting the club to reveal the identities of prospective investors or disclose sensitive negotiations. But surely there is a difference between maintaining confidentiality and leaving supporters feeling disconnected from their own football club? Communication matters. Not because it will magically solve our problems. But because it builds trust. And right now, I think that trust is being seriously tested. Supporters want to know that there is a plan. That there is ambition. That there is a clear direction. That the people making decisions understand the concerns of those who will still be here long after any particular owner, director, manager or player has moved on. We don't need unrealistic promises. We don't need grand statements. And we certainly don't need to be told everything is wonderful when we can see the difficulties for ourselves. Sometimes all supporters want is honesty. An acknowledgement that things aren't where they should be. An explanation of what can reasonably be shared. And reassurance that the concerns of supporters aren't simply being ignored. Because silence creates uncertainty. Uncertainty creates speculation. And speculation, particularly when results are poor, creates even more frustration. A football club cannot expect supporters to remain endlessly patient without making them feel part of the journey. Wigan Athletic isn't simply a business. It's an institution that means an extraordinary amount to thousands of people. And whoever has responsibility for its future also has a responsibility to respect that. To my fellow Latics supporters I understand how you're feeling. I really do. I'm frustrated too. I'm worried about where we're heading. And, like so many of you, I'm desperate to see some positivity return to our football club. But I want to ask something of you. Please don't give up on Wigan Athletic. Be angry if you need to be. Ask difficult questions. Challenge decisions. Demand accountability. You have every right to do so. Supporting your football club doesn't mean blindly agreeing with everything happening inside it. Sometimes the people who ask the hardest questions are the people who care the most. But through all the frustration, please remember what we're actually fighting for. Because Wigan Athletic is so much more than the league

🚨BREAKING: A man has been MAULED after jumping into the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park 🇬🇧 The park has since been evacuated with emergency services, including an air ambulance, on scene. Witnesses report hearing 4-5 shots and the tiger or the man's condition ia currently unknown.

🚨NEWS: Sadiq Khan has formally opened the first Black and African only Cinema in London You could never open a cinema dedicated to White films that promoted White people, would never be allowed

Gateshead Football Club can confirm that a sale agreement has been reached in principle with American based private investment company, Flacks Group, subject to Independent Football Regulator approval. Full statement 👉 ow.ly/sFIj50ZWnkL