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Watch the full interview with Blackpool goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell above as he looks ahead to the new season with BBC Radio Lancashire's Dan Jewell.

Watch the full interview with Blackpool goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell above as he looks ahead to the new season with BBC Radio Lancashire's Dan Jewell.
Jordan Williams, Blackpool's new signing
Defender Jordan Williams speaks to BBC Radio Lancashire's Dan Jewell, following his loan from Portsmouth to Blackpool.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJordan Williams has spent the last two seasons at Portsmouth
Blackpool have signed Portsmouth defender Jordan Williams on loan for the 2026-27 season.
The 26-year-old can play in any of the back-four positions, but is principally a right-back.
Williams began his career at hometown club Huddersfield Town, where he won England youth honours, before moving to Barnsley after making one cup appearance for the Terriers.
In the first of his six seasons with the Tykes, Williams helped the club back into the Championship but they were relegated after three seasons and he joined Pompey in the summer of 2024.
Seasiders coach Ian Evatt said, external Williams has been enlisted for his "versatility and experience".
Karoy Anderson speaks to BBC Radio Lancashire's sports editor Andy Bayes
Blackpool midfielder Karoy Anderson has spoken to BBC Radio Lancashire's sports editor Andy Bayes following his move from Charlton.
Listen to the full interview above.
Image source, Getty ImagesDundee have signed midfielder Ryan Finnigan from Blackpool for an undisclosed fee.
The 22-year-old made 10 appearances for Blackpool last season, either side of a 26-game loan spell at Walsall, where he scored four goals.
"Ryan is a player that we have pursued and monitored for the past 12 months and is has taken a lot of hard work from our recruitment team," manager Steven Pressley told club media.
"We also know there was strong interest in Ryan from other clubs in England, so we are obviously delighted to finally get him in the building.
"He most recently had a very successful loan at Walsall where I was able to witness first hand when watching my son, his qualities. He is a player we believe has a huge ceiling."