Last updated: 14:17, February 8, 2010
Division One football and transfer news
Lambert eyes another run
Norwich boss Paul Lambert has urged his players to bounce back as they surrendered their unbeaten run at Millwall.
Addicks face battle to keep star
Charlton face a battle to keep hold of Nicky Bailey with both Middlesbrough and Burnley said to be showing an interest.
New boy set for debut
Southampton are set to hand a debut to new signing Jason Puncheon when they take on Exeter on Saturday afternoon.
Defender ruled out
Charlton will be without Kelly Youga against Swindon but boss Phil Parkinson has no fresh injury problems.
Lambert to stick with winning side
Norwich boss Paul Lambert has no fresh injury worries for the trip to Millwall and has named an unchanged squad.
Youga suffers injury setback
Charlton physio Steve Allen has confirmed that Kelly Youga will spend another two weeks on the sidelines with a knee injury.
Norwich chief rules out sales
Norwich chairman Alan Bowkett has laughed off rumours the club were prepared to sell their star players in the transfer window.
McSheffrey future twist
Gary McSheffrey is expected to seal a permanent move from Birmingham to Leeds United should the Whites make it into the Championship.
Parky pleased with Addicks display
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson was pleased with his side's performance against Walsall despite losing ground in the promotion chase.
Canaries hunt investors
Norwich chief executive David McNally is optimistic over the club's financial future as they try to reduce their £22.9million debt.
Fitness race for duo
Leeds boss Simon Grayson will give late fitness checks to Patrick Kisnorbo and Neil Kilkenny ahead of the clash with Spurs.
Jesus loves you
Outgoing David Prutton has thanked the fans and the club for what he described as the 'sheer pleasure of being a Leeds player'.
Pards misses Eagles ace
Southampton failed with a bid to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Neil Danns on deadline day, according to reports.
Winger leaves Canaries
Simon Whaley is free to get himself fixed up with another club after his contract with Norwich was terminated by mutual consent.
Brown gets Rovers loan stint
Fulham allowed midfielder Wayne Brown to join League One Bristol Rovers on a one-month loan deal ahead of Monday's deadline.

