Graham Turner has revealed he would be prepared to supplement his new-look Shrewsbury Town squad with loan signings as he prepares for challenge of League One.

Boss Graham Turner is confident returning midfielder Asa Hall will prove a “great acquisition” for Shrewsbury Town on their return to League One.

James Garrison finds out why Shrewsbury Town’s departing captain Ian Sharps called time on his Meadow career.

Determined defender Reuben Hazell has vowed to repay Shrewsbury Town’s faith by stepping up to the League One plate next season and filling the void created by the departure of the first choice centre-half pairing.

Captain Ian Sharps has become the third member of Shrewsbury Town’s promotion-winning squad to leave the Greenhous Meadow, admitting it was his “toughest decision in football”.

Out-of-contract Shrewsbury Town duo Nicky Wroe and Shane Cansdell-Sherriff are believed to be on the verge of joining Preston North End.

Shrewsbury Town skipper Ian Sharps is playing the waiting game as he weighs up a new deal at the Greenhous Meadow.

Patient Shrewsbury Town boss Graham Turner admits he will have to bide his time in bringing new recruits to the Greenhous Meadow.

Departing winger Lionel Ainsworth insists he will leave Shrewsbury Town with happy memories – despite admitting he expected greater first team opportunities this season.

Man-of-the-moment Matt Richards is confident Shrewsbury Town can take the rise in their stride and be a force to be reckoned with in League One.

Ecstatic Graham Turner today pledged Shrewsbury Town will “relish” life in League One – as he saluted his promotion-winning heroes.

In-form goalkeeper Chris Neal is hoping his exploits in his breakthrough season will be enough to earn him a new contract with promotion-chasing Shrewsbury Town.

Captain Ian Sharps admits he was shocked to be the only Shrewsbury Town player in the League Two team of the year – but insists promotion is the only thing that matters.

When you have been waiting 15 years, another seven days is nothing more than a minor inconvenience.

Shrewsbury Town captain Ian Sharps has been named in the PFA League Two team of the year.

If events pan out in Shrewsbury Town’s favour, the pinnacle of Ian Sharps’ career will arrive at 5pm tomorrow.

Captain Ian Sharps today insisted there will be no complacency in the Shrewsbury Town dressing room – despite seeing their promotion hand strengthened.

Shrewsbury Town players – led by captain Ian Sharps – have thrown their support behind a new campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of bowel cancer.

Determined captain Ian Sharps today insisted Shrewsbury Town’s promotion charge will not be blown off course by the Greenhous Meadow fire drama.

What a difference a week can make. Seven days on from despair and desolation at Plymouth, an ecstatic expectancy engulfed Shrewsbury Town’s jubilant supporters at Morecambe.

Shrewsbury Town return to the Greenhous Meadow tomorrow night with a sense of déjà vu hanging over them.

Captain Ian Sharps today called for Shrewsbury Town to address their indifferent away form during the promotion run-in – as boss Graham Turner labelled the Plymouth setback a “crisis for 24 hours”.

Graham Turner today urged his Shrewsbury Town defensive mean machine to come to the fore during the League Two run-in, declaring: “It can win us promotion.”

Shrewsbury Town chiefs are investigating the possibility of beaming their potentially decisive final game of the season against AFC Wimbledon back to the Greenhous Meadow.

Captain Ian Sharps today set his sights on earning a new contract with promotion-chasing Shrewsbury Town.

Shrewsbury Town’s history-makers have been urged to maintain ‘Fortress Greenhous Meadow’ after storming into the League Two automatic promotion places.

Boss Graham Turner today outlined the case for Shrewsbury Town’s defence as he saluted the impact of Jermaine Grandison and backed Shane Cansdell-Sherriff to return to his pre-injury form.

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Joe Jacobson is hopeful of winning his race against time to be fit for Shrewsbury’s promotion crunch with Crawley on Monday – and help Town chase a notable landmark.

Captain Ian Sharps today ordered Shrewsbury Town not to dwell on their latest refereeing controversy, declaring: “We can’t use it as an excuse.”