Northampton Town's transfer window woes continue as they miss out on two key signings on deadline day. The Cobblers' manager Kevin Nolan is left frustrated as one player forgets to sign the paperwork, while another is blocked by a Premier League club.
What happened?
Northampton Town were unable to sign two forwards on deadline day, despite agreeing deals with the players. One of the players was unable to travel to the club's training ground in time, so was sent forms via DocuSign to complete, which he failed to do. The other player was blocked by a Premier League club.
Why it matters for Northampton Town
The missed signings are a blow to Northampton Town's chances of avoiding relegation from League One. The Cobblers are currently 24th in the league, 58 points behind leaders Lincoln, and have scored just 35 goals this season.
What comes next?
Northampton Town will look to regroup and focus on their remaining fixtures in the league. They face a tough run of games, including a trip to promotion-chasing Lincoln City, but manager Kevin Nolan remains optimistic about his team's chances.
Transfer window woes
The missed signings are just the latest in a series of transfer window woes for Northampton Town. The club has struggled to attract top talent, and Nolan has had to rely on loan signings to bolster his squad.
League standing
Northampton Town are currently 24th in League One, with 35 points from 42 games. They have a goal difference of -27 and have scored just 35 goals this season.
Goals this season
Northampton Town have scored 35 goals this season, conceding 62. They have a goal difference of -27.
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