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Weekend Championship Preview
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A comprehensive preview to the weekend's Championship action, with all four of our Midland's teams vying for points.
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An in-depth preview to the weekend's Premier League fixtures for all our Midlands teams.
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Kickoff at The Hawthorns delayed because of traffic
Kick-off for tonight's game at The Hawthorns between Albion and @mcfc has been delayed until 8.15pm due to heavy traffic
Tonight's Premier League game between West Bromwich Albion and Manchester City has been delayed until 8:15pm because of heavy traffic around the Hawthorns.
Young football fans used as 'Flare Mules'
A new campaign, highlighting the dangers of bringing flares and smoke bombs into football grounds, claims children as young as eight have been used to smuggle the pyrotechnic devices into stadiums.
The Premier League, Football League and the FA are working in unison in light of the growing number of incidents in recent months. Earlier this year, a 15-year-old boy suffered lung damage from a smoke bomb thrown during Wigan Athletic's match against Aston Villa.
The Premier League said:
"A disturbing element of increased pyrotechnics has been the involvement of children, whereby it is not uncommon for 'mules' to bring the pyrotechnics into a ground on behalf of others."
Fireworks are illegal at football matches, but more recently a linesman was struck by a smoke-bomb during Tottenham Hotspur's encounter at Aston Villa in October this season.
Historian 'locates' Coventry City's first ever pitch
Sky Blues historian believes he has located Coventry City's first ever pitch: http://t.co/w1F1BIPVU4
Former Villa boss John Gregory takes charge of Crawley
Former Aston Villa and Derby boss John Gregory has been appointed as the new manager of Crawley Town.
Since leaving QPR in 2007, the 59-year-old has not managed in England, instead taking charge of Israeli clubs Maccabi Ahi Nazareth and Ashdod, along with Kazakhstan outfit Kairat.
Crawley announced via Twitter:
"We are delighted to confirm the appointment of John Gregory as our new first-team manager...
...John has signed an 18-month contract and will take charge for the first time on Saturday at Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup second round."
Gregory succeeds Richie Barker, who was sacked last week after Crawley's goalless draw with Swindon, leaving the Reds lying 15th in League One.
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Midlands Matchday: Championship Preview
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A look ahead to the big Midlands games in the Championship tonight.
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The final scores for all the football matches being played by Midland teams today.
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The half time scores for teams across the Midlands.
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