Sporting Digest: Football
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Notts County, the Third Division champions, have agreed to cancel the contract of their midfielder Phil Robinson - so that he can pursue a career in physiotherapy.
TRANSFERS: Neil Wainwright (winger) Cardiff City to Sunderland (pounds 100,000); Mark Bonner (midfielder) Blackpool to Cardiff City (free).
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