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Money not an issue in Argyle's striker search
Plymouth Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley says money is not an issue as they negotiate a deal to sign a new Pilgrims are looking to bolster their forward line after the likes of Ryan Hardie and Mustapha Bundu left the club following relegation from the Championship in May. With Bim Pepple injured and Owen Oseni still unproven, Argyle played midfielder Caleb Watts at centre forward on Saturday in their opening-day 3-1 loss to Watts scored a goal in an impressive first outing in an unfamiliar position, Argyle accept that he is not a long-term solution to their needs."You need two to tango for a deal," Cleverley told BBC Sport."The reasons why it's not coming off are not financial. "The clubs seem to be 99% there and then you take a backward step, but that's all part of negotiating."For everyone's sake, we hope it happens sooner rather than later."


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Fernandes calls for more signings
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has called on the club to sign more players to help improve fortunes at Old snubbed a huge offer to play in the Saudi Pro-League this summer and committed himself to dragging United out of the mess they landed in last club has already spent almost £130m this summer on forward players Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo, and also brought Paraguay Under-20 international Diego Leon to the Fernandes believes more is required."It was crystal clear we needed more competition for the players that were here and more quality to get everyone to step up to get into the starting XI," he told host broadcaster NBC after United won the Premier League Summer Series thanks to a 2-2 draw with Everton in Atlanta."That's what the club and the manager are trying to do and hopefully we can get one or two players more to help with that."In a separate interview with Manchester United's own media channel, chief executive Omar Berrada said the club was working "round the clock" to make the most of any opportunities that interest in RB Leipzig's Slovenia striker Benjamin Sesko remains high, which also means they would listen to offers for their Danish front-man Rasmus judging by their performance against Everton, central midfield should also be a international Manuel Ugarte was at fault for the first Everton goal and no matter what combination of players was paired up in the midfield positions, gaps appeared for David Moyes' side to addition to his comments on potential signings, Fernandes also demanded more from his current team-mates, saying their performance without the ball had been "lazy".He added it was not good enough in a period of time where 450 staff members had lost their jobs and ticket prices had risen sharply as part of a drive to cut costs and maximise revenues to plough back into the first team."I'm happy for the players to have that feeling," said Amorim. "It's saying they understand the situation. That is good."Get news notifications on your club


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Vance pleased with Guernsey FC after FA Cup opener
Guernsey FC boss Tony Vance hopes his side's performance in their 1-1 FA Cup draw with Bedfont Sports bodes well for the Green Lions - who were relegated to the fifth tier of non-league football in April - held their own against a side a division above them. They are set to travel to the UK later this week to replay their extra preliminary-round tie after Ross Allen's equaliser earned them a draw. Guernsey will open their first-ever campaign in the Southern Combination Premier Division on Saturday when they host Wick at Victoria Park."They're step four, they're the league above us, and we managed to match them," said Vance, whose side has had limited pre-season fixtures."I think it shows that the teams that have just come out of step five going into step four, and the teams like us coming down from step four to step five, there's not much in them."So if we're to do well in step five, these are the games that are going to be close and it showed that we're capable of challenging them."The good news for us is we're not up to speed yet, and we won't be for about a month, so I'm looking forward to it and seeing how we can go."