The Saddlers, who suffered relegation following a dismal 2018/19 campaign which saw them begin the season in style before edging ever further down the table, will be tackling several sides for the first time whilst also taking on some old foes as they compete outside of League One for the first time in over a decade.
One Pod Beyond: Episode 59 - End of Season Special
On this edition of the pod, it's the End of Season Special! It wasn't a roller-coaster season, more a death slide.
But join the pod anyway as they zip up the 2018/19 body bag and welcome new manager Darrell (Double R Double L!) Clarke (E on the end) to League Two's best run club..
But join the pod anyway as they zip up the 2018/19 body bag and welcome new manager Darrell (Double R Double L!) Clarke (E on the end) to League Two's best run club..
Pre-Season: Walsall to Take on Notts County
Along with the already reported fixtures against Alfreton Town, Leamington, and Nuneaton Borough, the Saddlers will be taking on a variety of opponents as they look to build match fitness with the upcoming Sky Bet League Two campaign in mind.
Pre-Season: Two More Friendlies Confirmed
Along with the already reported fixture with Leamington - which is set to take place at the Phillips 66 Community Stadium at 7.45pm on Tuesday, 9th July - the Saddlers will be taking on a variety of opponents as they look to build match fitness with the upcoming Sky Bet League Two campaign in mind.
Darrell Clarke to Consider a Return to the Central League
Clarke, who recently replaced Dean Keates in the Banks's Stadium dugout, is keen for the club to develop young players for the future and may be tempted to reboot the development team in a bid to add more football to his prospects' schedules.
Darrell Clarke to Appear on Quest's League Two Play-Off Final Highlights Show
Clarke, who recently penned a three-year deal at Banks's Stadium, will appear alongside well-travelled former Walsall striker Sam Parkin as they, and presenter Colin Murray, take us through the highs and lows of Saturday's clash between Tranmere Rovers and Newport County.
Darrell Clarke Happy to Work Under the Pressure of Expectation
Clarke, who penned a three-year deal at Banks's Stadium following the sacking of fan-favourite Dean Keates, has been tasked with rebuilding a fallen Walsall FC, and is fully prepared for the heavy pressure which just sort of a task is likely to bring.
Pre-Season: Walsall to Face Leamington Ahead of 2019/20 Campaign
The Saddlers, who dropped out of League One following a season of struggle, will be facing a variety of opposition as new manager - looks to assesses his side ahead of August's opening game of the season.
Brian Dutton Happy to Take Dual Role as He Seeks to Foster a Positive Environment
Dutton, who had been part of Rovers' backroom team since March 2017, admitted that he is happy to have a squad with room to add his mark upon, but also insisted that whilst it is important to begin the season strong, it is equally important to build a positive environment, something which should help the team to thrive.
Stuart Sinclair: "I Can’t Wait to Meet the Supporters & Everybody at the Club"
Sinclair, who played under Clarke at both Salisbury City and Bristol Rovers, spent the last five years playing at the Memorial Ground - making over 160 first-team appearances - is excited about the future and keen to do all he can to help his new club to get back to form.
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