Bolton fixtures could be postponed
Two of Bolton's upcoming fixtures could be postponed amid safety fears, Sky Sports reports.
Stewards and safety staff at the University of Bolton Stadium have gone on strike over unpaid wages, leading to the Safety Advisory Group (SAG) implementing a prohibition notice which prevents fans from entering the ground.
Consequently, Bolton's next two home games against Ipswich and Middlesbrough could be postponed unless the club can show they can deliver the matchday operation to the required standard.
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Jackett and Sherwood on QPR shortlist
QPR are weighing up their options after sacking Steve McLaren yesterday (April 1).
The West London club are believed to be considering moves for Portsmouth's Kenny Jackett and Tim Sherwood.
Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth, who made 152 appearances for the Rs, has also been linked with the job recently.
According to reports, QPR are willing to wait until the summer to prise Jackett away from Portsmouth.
Leeds full-back out for season
Leeds defender Barry Douglas has been ruled out of the Championship run-in.
The 29-year-old ruptured his medial knee ligament during the White's match against Millwall on Saturday, Sky Sports report.
The Scotland international, who has made 21 Championship starts for Marcelo Bielsa's side, will be sidelined for the next three months.
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Derby in the money
Derby County have posted profits of more than £14million.
The healthy pre-tax profit follows the sale of their stadium Pride Park to club owner Mel Morris the BBC reports.
The Rams have leased back the ground, which is worth an estimated £41m.
