A Round Up Of The Weekend's News!

By: Bill Osborne
Date: 20/05/2002

DID you miss any news over the weekend? The Fishy presents a round up of all the news and articles on the site over the weekend.

Dan Humphrey presents his Quiz with a great prize for the winner! You can register for the World Cup POM and win a shirt of your choice!! Plus all the news and comments!

2002 Summer quiz

WITH Grimsby Town not playing any games during the summer, to help you keep your mind on the mighty Mariners, we have compiled a three part quiz to help pass the time. Click here to take part!!

Register NOW for the World Cup POM!

The World Cup POM cannot be officially unveiled until Tuesday when all the squads are announced. However, this does not stop you from registering. Click here to register

Hands Off!

LAST season's top scorer Mick Boulding has revealed to the Sports Telegraph that he will be staying at Blundell Park until another club make an approach to the Sheffield-born striker. Click here for the full story!

Butterfield Forced to Leave

DANNY Butterfield is resigned to departing Blundell Park on a free transfer despite the fact that neither the 22-year-old versatility player nor Town boss Paul Groves want him to go. As Grimsby have no money to offer any players new contracts, Boston-born Butterfield is now effectively a free agent. Click here for the full story!

Relegation For Mariners Warns Allen!

BRADLEY Allen who says he will be leaving Blundell Park owing to the cash shortage said today that Grimsby Town would have been better off getting relegated last season with a warning that the club's future could be in jeopardy too. Click here for the full story!

Croft to Join Cardiff

FORMER Grimsby Town full back Gary Croft is looking to join up with ex-Town boss Lennie Lawrence at Cardiff City after a loan spell at Ninian Park. The 28-year-old utility player is looking for a new club after a disastrous spell with Ipswich Town. Click here for the full story!

The Bell Has Tolled!

Peter Furneaux has confirmed what we already knew. That Grimsby Town, like most other clubs in the first division, are strapped for cash, which is not surprising as they have lost 55% of their income with ITV Digital falling over. Click here for the full story!

Too Many Questions, Not Enough Answers

FOR months, since ITV Digital announced that they would not be able to pay off the remaining £178.5 million they owed the Football League, we knew a crisis was on the horizon. Click here for the full story!

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