Shrewsbury Town CEO Liam Dooley has penned his latest open letter to supporters, expressing optimism about the club's future. As the team prepares to begin the 2026/27 season this weekend, Dooley highlighted several developments that give him confidence in the club's direction.
The proposed takeover by an American consortium continues to move forward, with Dooley stating that the unity within the football department, progress being made behind the scenes, and investment in facilities are all contributing to a positive atmosphere.
Why it matters for Shrewsbury
The club's CEO emphasized the importance of the continued backing of supporters, citing the record-breaking sales of the commemorative 140th anniversary home kit. He also praised the club's ground staff for their outstanding work in challenging conditions to complete pitch renovations at both the Croud Meadow and the training ground.
As the season begins, Dooley expressed his excitement to see the foundations built upon, with the team looking to build on the momentum gained during the second half of last season. The first-team squad has undergone a major overhaul, with several players departing and a host of new arrivals joining at the Croud Meadow ahead of the new campaign.
Shrewsbury Town is celebrating its 140th anniversary this season, and Dooley revealed that the commemorative home shirt has achieved record-breaking sales. Behind the scenes, the CEO also praised the club's academy, with Will Gray the latest homegrown player to sign a professional contract.
The club's next fixture is vs Oldham (away, 2027-02-27) (8th in the table).
