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Jak Alnwick will leave Rangers on a free transfer this summer after his hopes of a permanent January move were dashed by injury, Football Insider has learned.
The goalkeeper’s loan club Blackpool had entered talks with the Glasgow giants over sealing a full-time transfer this month.

But Alnwick has broken down with an arm injury that the League One club have confirmed is set to sideline him for three months and he underwent surgery yesterday.
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Ibrox sources have told Football Insider that the goalkeeper has no future at Rangers and he has played his last game for the club.
His contract expires at the end of the season and he will then move on a free, most likely to a club south of the border.

Blackpool retain a strong interest in signing the 26-year-old full-time after an impressive season on loan, and hope he can come back from injury to play a key role in their promotion bid at the end of the campaign.
As revealed by Football Insider, Rangers had been willing to sell Alnwick for a “nominal fee” this month of less than £100,000 after talks began last month over a January deal.
Blackpool manager Simon Grayson has spoken of his interest in converting Alnwick’s loan into a permanent deal claimed he has done “fantastically well” this season.
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The former England Under-20 international started their first 22 league matches of the campaign and conceded just 24 goals while keeping seven clean sheets.

He was at Scunthorpe United on loan for the entirety of last season and has made just 11 appearances for his parent club Rangers.
 
I'm not saying read too much into tweets but here's two

Heneghan - bring in the replay at Bloomers

Thompson - gutted to have missed today's game due to injury

Spoke to someone who insisted that they speak to Tilt every day and that he wants to stay.
 
Tilt needs to have the old adage banged into his head. IF IN DOUBT KICK IT OUT.. I think he has potential to improve but his head needs to be in the right space. If he wants to stay why didn't he sign a new deal?
 
Thanks Sexy. Why the fuck would you go to Loseton? They are doomed and we could get win the fa cup and go up.

What's the view on Hamer?
 
Hamer:

DATE OF BIRTH
01/10/1999
HEIGHT
187cm
SIGNED
01/07/2017
COUNTRY
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England
Tom Hamer is a product of the Oldham Athletic Academy being with the club since 2015 having previously played grassroots football.
Hamer made his senior debut in the Checkatrade Trophy clash with Leicester City U21s and continued to perform through the rest of the season as defensive injuries hit the squad.
The youngster was arguably the shining light of Oldham’s 2017/18 campaign and will be a great player in years to come.
He can operate as a centre back or right back who is quick along the ground as well as being a real threat in the air.
Hamer scored his first senior goal away at Northampton Town and provided assists for his team mates during last season.
The academy product has become an ever-present part of the Latics defence featuring 35 times in all competitions last season.

Stas for this season:
25 GAMES PLAYED
2,205 MINUTES PLAYED
24 STARTS
0 subbed

Attack
8 shots 2 on target 1 goal

Defence
13 FOULS WON
36 FOULS CONCEDED
3 YELLOW CARDS
0 Reds

Very good record that for 25 games played

link to Twitter page for@TomHamer7
link to Instagram page fortomhamer1011
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I'm not saying read too much into tweets but here's two

Heneghan - bring in the replay at Bloomers

Thompson - gutted to have missed today's game due to injury

Spoke to someone who insisted that they speak to Tilt every day and that he wants to stay.

"Heneghan - bring in the replay at Bloomers" -the replay is January 14. Isn't that the last day of his loan spell?