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Champions may change but some things remain steadfast institutions of Wimbledon: tennis whites, strawberries and cream and Pimm’s are symbolic of the traditions held dear in SW19. Centre Court is obviously the most iconic location within the All England Club but, whether you have attended in reality or are an armchair fan, Henman Hill comes a close second.
Leeds United correspondent Graham Smyth has admitted that a permanent move away for Jamie Shackleton ‘cannot be ruled out’.
Millwall are closing in on the signing of Hull City midfielder George Honeyman, according to the South London Press.
Joe Allen become the latest player to be linked with Huddersfield Town at the weekend. The 32-year-old is now available after bringing an end to his six-year stay at Stoke City as he was unwilling to agree terms on a deal with reduced wages.
Keane Lewis-Potter will return from his summer break on Monday morning where he'll be welcomed back into familiar territory by some familiar faces eager to be reunited with the hometown hero. Pre-season training is well under way at Hull City and the 21-year-old, along with Allahyar Sayyadmanesh will be back at Cottingham to prepare for the new Championship campaign which kicks off in less than five weeks.
Former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Glenn Whelan has reflected on his exit from the club back in 2008. Whelan, 38, departed the Owls after four years in South Yorkshire, leaving for Stoke City in the Premier League.
Newcastle have become the Duracell Bunnies of the transfer market. They are prepared to run further, last longer, and be more passionately persistent than virtually all competitors in pursuit of their targets.
Casual tennis fans may be left disappointed this week when they tune in to Wimbledon only to find that arguably the most popular player of all-time, Roger Federer, is nowhere to be seen. While Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will look to add another title in their quest to become the GOAT in the men's game, Federer will have to settle for watching on the sidelines.