A look at some Northampton Town stories in the media
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Carter had point to prove
Northampton Town midfielder Darren Carter says he is ready to prove himself again after being dropped by the Cobblers earlier in the season. The 30-year-old has been recalled to the first team by caretaker manager Andy King and scored his first goal in 18 appearances against Newport. Carter told BBC Radio Northampton: "I was disappointed because I've come to the club to have a great season. "I had a point to prove and I'm playing to try to stay in the team."
Source:BBC
Former Derby County winger Michael Jacobs can fulfil his potential with Wolves
Michael Jacobs was billed as an ideal fit for Derby County when he signed in June 2012 and yet, 18 months on, he has joined League One club Wolverhampton Wanderers. Jacobs was much sought-after and Derby chased him hard. They had to be patient and the transfer became something of a saga before they landed the winger from Northampton Town. The Kettering-born player had been with Northampton since the age of 10 and worked his way up through the ranks to become a first-team regular.
Source:Derby Telegraph
York City's Michael Ingham welcomes competition for goalkeeping spot
MICHAEL Ingham will welcome competition for his place as York City boss Nigel Worthington looks to recruit another goalkeeper prior to Saturday’s trip to Northampton. Former Northern Ireland international Ingham is currently the only senior shot-stopper on the Bootham Crescent books after loan pair Aaron McCarey and Nick Pope were recalled by Wolves and Charlton respectively.