Blackpool picked up an impressive point away to promotion chasing Blackburn Rovers at the weekend as they Championship seasons begins to reach a conclusion.
Sam Gallagher opened the scoring for the hosts after just ten minutes but Marvin Ekpiteta equalised for the Seasiders just after the break to secure a point.
Neil Critchley’s side sit 19th in the table with four games left to play and next face West Brom away on Friday, April 15.
Speaking after the Blackburn draw, Critchley spoke about the topic of summer planning, saying: “That will come now in the next week or two, we will have discussions internally about where we want to get to and how we move forward.
“Those discussions around individual players, contracts, renegotiations and all that type of stuff will happen shortly.
“But again, we’ve got so many games to play in a short period and so many midweek games.
“We put a lot of time and emphasis into the games, which takes up a lot of time, so fitting those meetings won’t be easy. But we’ll fit them in because they have to be done.”
Away from the pitch the summer transfer window is looming and the rumour mill is being to pick up speed. Here are the transfer news stories making headlines across the EFL Championship on Monday morning:
Neil Critchley’s side sit 19th in the table with four games left to play and next face West Brom away on Friday, April 15.
7. Terriers loanee attracting interest
Chelsea are expecting to receive multiple transfer bids for Levi Colwill in the summer following the players impressive form on-loan at Huddersfield Town (Fabrizio Romano)
8. Warnock calls it a day
Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from football management following a 42-year career where he took charge of Sheffield United, Huddersfield Town, QPR, Cardiff City and Middlesbrough among many (MANY!) others Photo: Alex Pantling
9. Tigers’ chief puts an end to Ozil speculation
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali has ruled out signing Mesut Ozil and Ryan Babel this summer, quashing rumours that the ex-Arsenal midfielder could be set for a sensational return to England (Hull Live)