Blackpool FC

Much sought-after goalkeeper Joe Lumley hasn’t ruled out a return to Blackpool next season.

The EFL has finally published its long-overdue response to a question posed to its chief executive Shaun Harvey at last month’s meeting with Blackpool supporters.

Perhaps the highlight of this season has been the extraordinary FA Cup run by Blackpool FC’s youth team. A semi-final triumph over Arsenal at the Emirates may have eluded them, but then it’s nearly 60 years since the senior side won away to the Gunners!

What an astonishing couple of weeks it has been for football!

Blackpool manager Gary Bowyer has admitted he fears losing some of his best players for free this summer.

This weekend’s trip to Gillingham will be something of a local affair for Blackpool goalkeeper Joe Lumley.

Gary Bowyer says his Blackpool side will have to match Gillingham’s aggressiveness if they’re to get anything out of Saturday’s trip to the Priestfield Stadium.

Blackpool FC writer Matt Scrafton trawls back through the archives to look at Blackpool's 3-1 win at Gillingham on January 22, 2000.

First-team manager Gary Bowyer says Blackpool's youngsters have now got to "kick on" after their fairytale FA Youth Cup run came to an end.

Onlookers might think Blackpool’s season is already over, but manager Gary Bowyer insists the Seasiders still have plenty to look forward to in their remaining three games.

The Gazette’s weekly Fylde Football web chat will be taking place at the later time of 3.30pm today.

John Murphy has called on Blackpool’s inspirational youngsters to use their Emirates disappointment as motivation for the future.

Armand Gnanduillet was disappointed to be dropped to the bench last weekend – but will settle for that every week as long as he still finds the back of the net.

Blackpool’s fairytale run in the FA Youth Cup came to an end at the last-four stage after being resoundly beaten by Premier League giants Arsenal.

Blackpool’s extraordinary run to the semi-finals of the FA Youth Cup ended at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium but coach John Murphy spoke of his pride at his players’ achievements.

It’s often been said this season that Gary Bowyer should be given an award for his miraculous steering of Blackpool’s first team squad as the off-field circus goes on around him.