Tranmere Rovers FC

Tranmere Rovers made it five wins out of five in all competitions as they dismantled Grimsby Town at Prenton Park in front of new boss Keith Hill. Goals from James Vaughan (2), Peter Clarke, Otis Khan and Paul Lewis completed a stunning 5-0 home display.

Tranmere are on the look out for a new manager following Mike Jackson's sacking on Saturday. The 1-0 defeat to Morecambe at Prenton Park proved to be too much for chairman Mark Palios.

Tranmere have sacked manager Mike Jackson after their 1-0 defeat at home to Morecambe. In a statement posted on Tranmere's website, Chairman Mark Palios said "I appointed Mike because he was an excellent coach who had some forward-thinking ideas and had played a big part in the two promotions enjoyed under Micky Mellon's tenure."

More pressure was put onto Tranmere manager Mike Jackson as his side suffered another defeat, going down 1-0 to Morecambe at Prenton Park Making six changes from Tuesday's 4-0 defeat against Crawley, Tranmere made a bright start  to the match...

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Tranmere boss Mike Jackson insists he is pleased with his teams solid start to the League Two season and is relishing Saturday's clash away to Salford. 

Mike Jackson believes there have been plenty of good signs from his Tranmere team this season despite a slow start to life in League Two. Jackson’s side had a good result midweek when they defeated Liverpool Under 21s in the EFL Cup group stages.

Tranmere Rovers striker James Vaughan has rallied his teammates to use their unfortunate relegation last season as ‘fuel’ for this campaign. He said: "On one side you have to forget about it and move on.

Today marks the fourth anniversary of the passing of former Tranmere Rovers player and manager, Johnny King. King managed Tranmere during two different spells and is widely regarded as the most successful manager in the club's history, with good reason.