Chasetown striker Dean Perrow has become the club’s first summer exit after relegation as he will be staying in non-league’s third tier with Leamington.

Chasetown manager Craig Harris today vowed to give “everybody a chance” to stay at the club – but warned contracts are unlikely to be on the table.

Dudley’s Jason Welborn will defend his Midlands welterweight title against Scott Haywood on the BoxNation bill at Wolverhampton Civic Hall next month.

Walsall’s Martin Gethin today declared he’s “upped” himself after scoring a stoppage over Scottish champion Stuart Green in less than two rounds.

Chasetown will hold interviews for a new manager tressing to candidates that Charlie Blakemore’s influence at the club is a non-footballing role.

Chasetown caretaker boss Andy Cox today admitted he would “definitely consider” taking the job permanently despite the club’s first-ever relegation.

Cannock’s former footballer Dave Egan today vowed to take the “mental toughness” he gained from playing for Chasetown into the professional boxing world.

Cannock’s Dave Egan will swap passes for punches after hanging up his boots as a Chasetown footballer to make his professional boxing debut.

Chasetown have sacked manager Chris Brindley ahead of Saturday’s last game of the season after just seven months in charge.

Chasetown could be in line for an additional reprieve if relegation rivals Whitby are docked a point for fielding an ineligible player.