CHESTER CITY manager Simon Davies returns from a family holiday this week, and his first job will be to agree personal terms with the Vauxhall Motors striker Paul Taylor.
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THE on-off Paul Taylor transfer saga between Chester City and Vauxhall Motors took another twist last night after directors of both clubs had further discussions.
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CHESTER CITY manager Simon Davies last night appointed Hugh Griffiths as his assistant manager, and promoted reserve team coach Billy Gerrard to a similar position with the first team.
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CHESTER CITY face competition in their quest to sign the Vauxhall Motors’ striker Paul Taylor, when it emerged last night that Blue Square Premier League club Northwich Victoria have also tabled a bid for the 22-year-old forward.
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CHESTER CITY’S building for next season began yesterday, when they re-signed their Player of the Year, and tabled a bid for a prolific goalscorer.
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CHESTER CITY manager Simon Davies will try to resolve the future of influential central defender Paul Linwood, when the pair meet at the Deva Stadium tomorrow.
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CHESTER CITY last night released seven of their out-of-contract players, agreed terms with three of their promising youngsters and are awaiting decisions from two other players.
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CHESTER CITY manager Simon Davies will sit down with his players tomorrow and inform them whether or not they figure in his plans for next season.
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THE Chester City manager Simon Davies will start formulating his plans for next season this week, now the club’s Football League safety has been assured.
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CHESTER CITY brought the curtain down on their rollercoaster Coca-Cola League Two season with a tedious goalless draw against their Cheshire neighbours at the Deva Stadium on Saturday.
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CHESTER CITY’S Deva Stadium could have a change of name next season, after Cestrian Trading Ltd announced that they had signed a five year deal with the Coca-Cola League Two club.
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CHESTER CITY turned in a gritty performance to earn the priceless point that they needed to preserve their Coca-Cola League Two status last night.
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CHESTER CITY get another chance to secure their Coca-Cola League Two safety this afternoon, when they travel The New Meadow to face Shrewsbury Town.
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