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Flynn signs new deal with Silkmen

Defender Matthew Flynn has signed a new one-year deal at League Two side Macclesfield Town.

Transfer News and Speculation, 14 June

Leicester City have been denied permission to speak to the Milton Keynes Dons manager Paul Ince about the vacant managerial position at the Walkers Stadium. The club's chairman, Milan Mandaric, made an official approach to the Dons owner, Pete Winkelman, last week with regards to his manager succeeding Ian Holloway. A statement release by the Dons read: "Following discussions between the chairman and Paul Ince, it has been decided that Paul will not be pursuing the opportunity at Leicester City. The club is committed to keeping the hottest young manager in English football."

Defender Rose pens Stockport deal

Stockport defender Michael Rose signs a new one-year contract.

Bristol City - Johnson wary of Cup test

Bristol City boss Gary Johnson is looking forward to locking horns with Peterborough counterpart Darren Ferguson in the Carling Cup.

Sheffield Wednesday - Wilcox relishing Carling tussle

Assistant manager Russ Wilcox is relishing a Carling Cup first-round tussle with South Yorkshire rivals Rotherham.

Daggers drawn as Reading travel into the unknown for Carling Cup clash

Reading have been handed a harsh reminder that they are no longer a Premier League club by being drawn away at Dagenham & Redbridge in the first round of the Carling Cup.

Leicester City - Dons snub Leicester approach

Leicester have been denied permission by MK Dons to speak to their manager Paul Ince about the vacant post at the Walkers Stadium.

McCall rates Moore deal unlikely

Bradford City manager Stuart McCall admits he cannot see the transfer deal for Derby defender Darren Moore happening.