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RoversVision retweeted
Jun 3
The draw for the Preliminary Round of the 2026/27 #CarabaoCup has been confirmed.
🔗 efl.com/news/2026/june/03/ca…
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ALT York City vs Crawley Town
ALT Tranmere Rovers vs Rochdale
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RoversVision retweeted
May 27
Crystal Palace win the Conference League to qualify for the Europa League, so there's 9 Premier League teams in Europe again.
It creates a knock-on effect.
The following clubs must play a preliminary round of the Carabao Cup:
Crawley
Rochdale
Tranmere
York
But there's a twist.
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RoversVision retweeted
*TRFC Supporters’ Update*
With supporters needing updates on the numerous and significant current issues at Prenton Park we sent the chairman the following questions and include his responses here for fans to read.
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RoversVision retweeted
May 16
For three years the Tranmere Rovers' owners and its fan Trust having been doing battle over a fancy marquee...
Read all about it in today's Post 👇
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RoversVision retweeted
May 13
Hornchurch boss Daryl McMahon is under consideration for the managerial vacancies at both Northampton and Tranmere Rovers after his two promotions in two-and-a-half years at the club, leading Hornchurch to the National League for the first time in their history. #cobblers #trfc
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RoversVision retweeted
May 11
We’d like to thank Hidde ter Avest, Owen Dale, Will Goodwin, Steph Negru, Tom Bradshaw, Jacob Knightbridge, Joshua Johnson and Stuart Findlay, who have all departed the Club following the expiry of their contracts.
All the best, boys! 💛
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Relief, nothing more, nothing less. Not something that should ever be celebrated. Can’t say I’ve ever been happier to see the back of what has been a season full of nerves, negativity and numbness. At times it's been tough but as fans we pushed through. To pick up 18 points over five months, conceding 90 goals and still survive you simply have to count yourself lucky.
Just shy of 105 days until next season commences. Now is the time to ask the important questions, unite and call for change - Clean the decks across many areas of the club and that has to begin at the boardroom. Clarity is a must if things are to change. Some well deserved stress free weekends away from the club that we love so much, hopefully come August this will be a distant memory and we can put this saga behind us. 💙
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Apr 21
I'll hold my hands up, credit where credit is due. The difference between the first half and the second is astronomical, got it right to a man. Fans rightfully questioned if they had what it takes to handle the pressure but they've prevailed when it mattered the most. Huge plaudits to Jayden Joseph, Leicester have a player on their hands, one of few sparks in what's been another dark season.
Albeit not mathematically safe yet but that's an enormous leap in the right direction. Weight lifted off our shoulders. They've left it all out on the pitch tonight and that's all that we ask for. 💙
Apr 21
Feels like a make or break situation. Leaving Prenton Park after the Crewe game last season with a weight off our shoulders we reconciled that we should never find ourselves in a situation where our league status is at threat but cross to 12 months later where a win would almost ensure survival with a 4 point gap combined with a gap in goal difference whereas a defeat would leave a mountain to climb with MK Dons (2nd), on the verge of clinching promotion and playoff hopeful Grimbsy (8th) still left to play.
Cheltenham who've turned a page since Steve Cotterill’s return on a run of three successive victories, having only lost 3 of their last 15 (2nd, 5th, 7th). Added with the fact that we have only won 1 of our eight visits dating back to 2003. Not great for a side without a win in two months.
When you step onto that pitch, you're a team not individuals, remember the badge you're representing ~ the fans that have endured years of decay and neglect yet still stay with you through unprecedented times. Wear that shirt with pride. 💙
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Apr 21
Feels like a make or break situation. Leaving Prenton Park after the Crewe game last season with a weight off our shoulders we reconciled that we should never find ourselves in a situation where our league status is at threat but cross to 12 months later where a win would almost ensure survival with a 4 point gap combined with a gap in goal difference whereas a defeat would leave a mountain to climb with MK Dons (2nd), on the verge of clinching promotion and playoff hopeful Grimbsy (8th) still left to play.
Cheltenham who've turned a page since Steve Cotterill’s return on a run of three successive victories, having only lost 3 of their last 15 (2nd, 5th, 7th). Added with the fact that we have only won 1 of our eight visits dating back to 2003. Not great for a side without a win in two months.
When you step onto that pitch, you're a team not individuals, remember the badge you're representing ~ the fans that have endured years of decay and neglect yet still stay with you through unprecedented times. Wear that shirt with pride. 💙
🛣️ 𝐈𝐭'𝐬 𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡𝐝𝐚𝐲!
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Apr 17
The times are now reporting that the deal has stalled “due to a combination of the EFL wanting more information on Ascent's investors and Ascent worrying about the club's slide towards the National League.” 🙃
Jan 14
“Tranmere Rovers are set to become the latest English team to come under American ownership, as a bid for the Merseyside club from Ascent Capital Partners is waiting for English Football League (EFL) approval. “
[@mjshrimper/@nytimes]
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Apr 17
While talks remain ongoing, Palios has consulted London-based firm Morley Sports Management (who already own Hamilton Academical & Haverfordwest County) as one alternative option.
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RoversVision retweeted
Finally sorted an issue that’s been frustrating me the last couple a months. Haven’t been able to hit the level I expect from myself its been tough, but that’s football. Now it’s time to rest, support the lads and get back fitter and stronger than ever💪🏼🤍
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How the league table looked on the day of Wild’s appointment (28 days ago) compared to the current league table. Following a fifth successive game where Rovers fail to find the back of the net. The longest goal drought since February 2020 (6).
- Rovers tend to wear out beyond the 60th minute benefiting the opposition who’ve had 10 shots in the second half of four of Rovers five fixtures. All four of these games seeing an xG of 1.00 or above.
- Good Friday’s trip to Shrewsbury was the only time Rovers have seen more of the ball than the opposition in the second half. With a 39% overall and the only half where they completed more passes than the opposition. (61-51) Having only recorded 100 passes in both halves of the thrashing by Harrogate .
Pete Wild after Tranmere’s 1-0 home defeat to Colchester: “I know what I’m doing is working, but I can only do so much.” #trfc
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“It’s us against the fans at the moment” and that’s how you lose any credibility that’s if you had any remorse left.
I wouldn't go around saying that to the faces of the 1.7k that travelled to Shrewsbury on Friday to see the ball in their air for 80 minutes with 1 shot on target.
💬 "If I'm having a pop back at people, (it's) because I'm frustrated they're not giving the players the credit they deserve for the effort they're putting in"
🗣️ Pete Wild on #TRFC's 1-0 defeat to #ColU in League Two
🎙️ Derek Jones | #bbcfootball | #SWA bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0nbwb…
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