News about Adam Forshaw

Wayne Rooney was proud of his nine-man Plymouth side and Conor Hazard - despite the goalkeeper comically dropping his man of the match award. The 26-year Ulsterman helped earn his side a point in a rearguard display after two of his Plymouth team-mates were sent off, before letting the trophy slip out of his hands on TV afterwards. It was a brave Plymouth performance after Morgan Whittaker cancelled out a Michael Frey opener, with Adam Forshaw and Freddie Issaka both seeing red.

Leaders Leicester missed the chance to move clear at the top of the Championship as they suffered a shock 1-0 defeat away to relegation-threatened Plymouth, thanks to Mustapha Bundu's 21st-minute winner. Second-placed Ipswich remain level on points with the Foxes, with Leeds a point further back ahead of their games on Saturday with all three clubs currently having four matches left. Managerless Argyle climbed to 16th on the back of their first home win in seven, under the caretaker management team of director of football Neil Dewsnip and first-team coach Kevin Nancekivell and now sit five points clear of the bottom three.

After struggling to find an agreement on a new one with Leeds United, the 32-year-old was only with Norwich at the start of the season. He has made nine appearances on David Wagner's team but is ready to move to Argyle, where head coach Ian Foster wants him to support a young team and keep it away from the relegation teams. Foster has already hired Alfie Devine and Ashley Phillips on loan from Tottenham Hotspur, and the owner hopes that Forshaw's vast experience and technical expertise would provide them with a dependable presence on his youth charges. As top flight scouts continue to track Morgan Whittaker's progress, Plymouth is also hoping to keep track of him.

Forshaw is currently in talks over a new deal with Leeds, who have tabled an offer, but he has received suggestions from European sides and is considering his choices. As his deal came to an end at Elland Road last month, Forshaw has been training often to maintain his fitness and is effectively a free agent. The 31-year-old's condition has also been investigated by several clubs, but the 31-year-old's top priority has been to reach new terms with Leeds, where he has been based for the past five years.

Despite the club's announcement that Adam Forshaw will be released, Leeds United have begun talks about a new deal. On Monday, the 31-year-old midfielder was one of four players to be deemed as departed Leeds, as well as goalkeepers Joel Robles and Will Brook, as well as winger Stuart McKinstry. Robles, who is also keen on Everton and Forshaw, will be back for pre-season training in July.

IAN LADYMAN: Nevertheless, Allardyce sat behind a desk this week and released what seemed to be a pretty strong warning to the players of Leeds United, his 13th club in his managerial career. "I told them, "We can't afford to have lost when we come off the field on Saturday," Allardyce said ahead of Newcastle's home game on Saturday. In terms of the pressure we have put on ourselves, this is a cauldron.' But fear must motivate them. They should fight for their club and their reputation because of the possibility of relegation.' There's a lot to be lost at Leeds. If the Yorkshire club can't lift its head off the canvas and is relegated for more than a fortnight, a playing squad Allardyce believes there will be no balance and numbers will be cut by 55%.

After a video that appeared to show players ignoring him and other waiting fans went viral on social media, a young Leeds supporter was allowed to leave as mascot. Dylan, 8, was one of many fans who was hoping to see Leeds stars as they walked out of their team hotel prior to losing 4-1 at Bournemouth on Sunday. However, players continued to trudge past the excited supporters, many wearing headphones on, and fail to engage when they arrived at the Vitality Stadium. Leeds released an apology on Monday on behalf of their players, acknowledging that there was 'no excuse' for blanking children as they waited to welcome them.

Multiple Leeds stars were seen walking out of their hotel ahead of their Premier League match against Bournemouth on Sunday, which they eventually lost 4-1. Participants in the clip trudged out with their heads down, many with headphones on, and seemed to be to empty spectators eager to meet their heroes, prompting accusations of 'arrogance.' On Monday, the Whites released an apology to fans, acknowledging that there was 'no excuse' for their behavior. However, the father of a young fan (circled) has resisted that the video was misleading, noting that several players congratulated his son and that the 'negative press' was unjustified.

DANNY MURPHY talks to Adam Forshaw: Certain scenes make you feel old. Adam Forshaw, a Leeds midfielder, told him that as a lifelong Liverpool fan, he used to come to Anfield as a youth and see me play. "I was also at the team hotel before the 2001 FA Cup final against Arsenal," the narrator says. "You were sitting on your balcony, and I yelled out, "Murphy!" "His name is Danny," my dad told me a glimpse. I was nine years old and obsessed with this team, Michael Owen, Sami Hypia, you, Stevie [Gerrard] and Jamie Carragher.' When I gave the story a complete circle, he chuckled. As Aston Villa visited Elland Road, I was on that balcony with Steven Gerrard, the opposition boss today.

DAVID COVERDALE AT ELLAND ROAD: Leeds fans were mourning the departure of one South American winger. Last night, they were celebrating the arrival of another. Many supporters feared the worst would have happened if Brazilian singer Raphinha was sold to Barcelona. However, Luis Sinisterra, the Colombian they brought in as his replacement, made an immediate difference on his first day. The 23-year-old was contracted for £21 million from Feyenoord and missed Leeds' first three Premier League games due to a hamstring injury.