NEWS | Bailey Sloane and Sam Hughes go out on dual reg basis
Two of Chester FC’s promising Under-19’s have gone out on a dual registration basis.
Two of Chester FC’s promising Under-19’s have gone out on a dual registration basis.
Sam Hughes is one of our own.
Chester FC can today officially confirm that promising defender Sam Hughes has joined Leicester City for an undisclosed fee. The 20-year-old has signed a deal with the 2015-2016 Premier League Champions. Sam, a Chester FC academy graduate, made 64 appearances for the first team – scoring eight goals. A switch from midfield to defence last…
Despite press speculation to the contrary no deal has, as yet, been concluded for the transfer of registration for Sam Hughes. We understand Sam has had productive meetings with his preferred club and we have been engaged in detailed discussions. However, until such time that a formal agreement has been reached we are not in…
Midfielder Drew Lowe has joined Macclesfield FC on an initial three-month loan deal.
The Senior Blues Chairman, Chris Courtenay Williams presented a cheque for £5,000 to Chester FC’s Academy Manager Mike Allcock at last Friday’s Senior Blues Christmas meal.
2004/05 Back (L-R): Angie Kroll (Physio), Richard Hope, Cortez Belle, Phil Bolland, Danny Collins, Stewart Drummond, Kevin Ellison, Darryn Stamp, Bob Gray (Coach) Middle (L-R): Mark McMillan (Player Liaison Officer), Dave Burford (Chief Executive), Ian Knox (Commercial Director), Mark Aizelwood (Assistant Manager), Sean Hessey, Darren Edmonson, Wayne Brown, Chris McKenzie, Alan Navarro, Kevin Rapley, Ray…
NEXT MEETING WHEN? Friday 5th April at 10.30am WHERE? The Cestrian Bar, Leap76 Stadium, CH1 4LT WHO? Guest speakers are Jill Nicholson from Gordale Garden Centre, plus Chester FC’s Darren Court, Steve Jones and Will Lamb New members are welcome! Annual membership remains at £10 and renewals will be collected at the meeting. All proceeds…
A look through time on the story of Chester… Chester Football Club was founded in 1885 as an amalgamation of Chester Rovers and Old King’s Scholars and initially played their home games at Faulkner Street in the Hoole area of the city. For the first five years of their existence they only played friendlies until…
Another season packed with memorable moments. Jon McCarthy’s reign got off to a promising start, with the Blues defying expectations to sit 7th at Christmas. However, injuries took their toll and Chester slipped down the table to finish the season in 19th place. McCarthy’s men showed their fighting spirit on..Read More