Preston North End: June 2009 Archives

Preston manager Alan Irvine has rejected an approach from West Brom and will remain at Deepdale.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw has denied receiving an approach from West Brom for manager Alan Irvine.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw has issued a strong 'hands off' warning to West Brom over in-demand boss Alan Irvine.

Neil Mellor has pleaded with Preston to hold on to Paul McKenna, ahead of an expected fresh bid from Nottingham Forest.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw insists he has not received a third bid from Nottingham Forest for Paul McKenna.

Chairman Derek Shaw has stated Preston are close to signing two new players but that they have to be sensible in the transfer market.

Celtic boss Tony Mowbray has been told he will have to wait to prise PNE star Sean St Ledger away from Deepdale.

Preston striker Jon Parkin has urged boss Alan Irvine to bring in some new players to bolster the club's first-team squad.

Preston have lost out to Sheffield Utd in the race to sign Lee Williamson who has left Watford for an undisclosed fee.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw has heard nothing from West Brom over their reported interest in boss Alan Irvine.

Barnsley have failed with a bid to sign Charlie Adam as Preston face strong competition for the player's signature.

Barnsley have valued in-demand midfielder Anderson de Silva at around £1million in a bid to ward off interest from Preston.

Blackburn have been linked with a swoop for Preston starlet Danny Mayor, despite the fact he is yet to appear for North End.

Preston boss Alan Irvine feels his side will continue their progress and challenge at the top of the table again next season.

Preston boss Alan Irvine expects Richard Chaplow, Callum Davidson and Michael Hart to all be fit for pre-season training on July 1.

Alan Irvine says he is happy to wait to see if Watford want to keep Lee Williamson before trying to take him back to Preston.

Burnley target Sean St Ledger has admitted he wants to play in the Premier League but expects to stay with Preston.

Preston midfielder Richard Chaplow says he is making good progress from his injury and has vowed to be fit for the new season.

Alan Irvine has stressed his confidence that he can keep Paul McKenna at Preston despite reports of a fresh bid from Nottingham Forest.

Alan Irvine is confident that Preston will be able to attract more players after reaching the Championship play-offs last season.

Preston manager Alan Irvine has rejected an approach from West Brom and will remain at Deepdale.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw has denied receiving an approach from West Brom for manager Alan Irvine.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw has issued a strong 'hands off' warning to West Brom over in-demand boss Alan Irvine.

Neil Mellor has pleaded with Preston to hold on to Paul McKenna, ahead of an expected fresh bid from Nottingham Forest.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw insists he has not received a third bid from Nottingham Forest for Paul McKenna.

Chairman Derek Shaw has stated Preston are close to signing two new players but that they have to be sensible in the transfer market.

Celtic boss Tony Mowbray has been told he will have to wait to prise PNE star Sean St Ledger away from Deepdale.

Preston striker Jon Parkin has urged boss Alan Irvine to bring in some new players to bolster the club's first-team squad.

Preston have lost out to Sheffield Utd in the race to sign Lee Williamson who has left Watford for an undisclosed fee.

Preston chairman Derek Shaw has heard nothing from West Brom over their reported interest in boss Alan Irvine.

Barnsley have failed with a bid to sign Charlie Adam as Preston face strong competition for the player's signature.

Barnsley have valued in-demand midfielder Anderson de Silva at around £1million in a bid to ward off interest from Preston.

Blackburn have been linked with a swoop for Preston starlet Danny Mayor, despite the fact he is yet to appear for North End.

Preston boss Alan Irvine feels his side will continue their progress and challenge at the top of the table again next season.

Preston boss Alan Irvine expects Richard Chaplow, Callum Davidson and Michael Hart to all be fit for pre-season training on July 1.

Alan Irvine says he is happy to wait to see if Watford want to keep Lee Williamson before trying to take him back to Preston.

Burnley target Sean St Ledger has admitted he wants to play in the Premier League but expects to stay with Preston.

Preston midfielder Richard Chaplow says he is making good progress from his injury and has vowed to be fit for the new season.

Alan Irvine has stressed his confidence that he can keep Paul McKenna at Preston despite reports of a fresh bid from Nottingham Forest.

Alan Irvine is confident that Preston will be able to attract more players after reaching the Championship play-offs last season.