Sporting Digest: Football

Monday 05 July 1999 23:02 BST
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David Platt, the new Nottingham Forest manager, has recruited Dennis Booth, the former Aston Villa coach, to his backroom staff.

Southend have announced that Peter Storrie, the former West Ham managing director, is to become the new chief executive at Roots Hall.

Bradford City, newly promoted to the Premiership, have pulled out of a deal to sign the left-back Martin Scott from Sunderland after a problem arose at his medical.

Martin Dahlin has retired from football because of persistent back problems. The Swedish international striker spent the last months of his career with the German side Hamburg while on loan from Blackburn Rovers.

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