Fabio Capello: The verdict is in as all and sundry have their say The sensational news that broke yesterday evening has put the football community in a frenzy, with players, managers, officials and pundits alike all joining the press in having their say

The Football Supporters Federation feel that some elite clubs are trying to muscle in on the lower division clubs firstly by suggesting they should be allowed feeder clubs and secondly by wanting an increasing slice of the youth development budget. FSF d

Peterborough will not be following up their initial interest in Kidderminster striker Jamille Matt, according to Posh director of football Barry Fry. Fry has watched Matt, who has scored 10 goals for the Blue Square Bet Premier side this season, on a han

Struggling to find my way out, I pushed open yet another set of hopeful-looking double doors and realised I was at the end of the players’ tunnel. And standing before me was Barry Fry, who I had finished interviewing just minutes earlier. “You wan

QPR boss Neil Warnock says no decision has been made over Peterborough United goalkeeper Joe Lewis. Lewis played in a friendly for the Rs last week. “We’re looking at a few keepers,” said the manager, “and I’m having a look at Joe. But when we agreed tha

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Queens Park Rangers are a step closer to solving their goalkeeping crisis after holding talks with Peterborough director of football Barry Fry over Joe Lewis. Sportsmail exclusively revealed Lewis played in a behind-closed-doors friendly for Rangers agai

Paul Taylor: Peterborough striker is attracting plenty of interest from the Premier League Peterborough United's director of football Barry Fry expects a number of high-profile clubs to be looking at striker Paul Taylor, but insists that they are under n

The England Under-21 international will be out of contract at the end of the season and would be eligible for a free transfer. Posh chief Barry Fry said in Peterborough Today: "QPR manager Neil Warnock asked if they could take a look at Joe at close quar

Lewis, who has only recently returned from a serious knee injury he suffered during the npower League One play-off semi-final against MK Dons in May, will be out of contract at the end of the season and eligible to leave London Road on a free transfer. P

After this defeat to the Red Devils you could forgive Alex McLeish for wanting to enlist the help of Villa’s club chaplain in a bid to reverse his luck. The former Blues boss will no doubt be aware of Barry Fry infamously urinating in all four corners of

Peterborough United director of football Barry Fry is tipping loanee Ryan Tunnicliffe is be a star at parent club Manchester United. The midfielder has impressed during his loan spell at London Road, featuring 20 times for the Championship outfit this se

Ryan Tunnicliffe: Has impressed during his time with Peterborough Peterborough's director of football Barry Fry is hoping to thrash out a deal to extend the loan of youngster Ryan Tunnicliffe. The Manchester United midfielder is currently with Posh until