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Takin’ This Show on the Road
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I’m travelling home to the Land of My Fathers shortly, and while visiting hope to reclaim my British accent, eat plenty if pies with gravy and mushy peas, doner kebabs and fish ‘n’ chips — all washed down with copious amounts of cider. In between, I’ll be posting from the remote location of the Isle […]
Macclesfield Town Might Need to Invoke the Spirit of Paul Ince’s Slippers to Help Beat the Drop
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Despite looking on the safe side a mere month ago, Macclesfield Town are still only two points above losing their League status — with two matches left to play.
No doubt they’ll need grit and determination to avoid the dreaded drop into Conference football, and boss Paul Ince and his slippers might provide the perfect […]
Category: League TwoPlymouth Argyle’s Ian Holloway is Undoubtedly ‘The Man’
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Further evidence if you please…
Stockport County Aggrieved By Video Technology
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No this isn’t a narrow goal line decision gone against Stockport County due to the absence of camera technology — rather a vital red card appeal unable to be lodged, after the opponent failed to provide a video recording of the incident for revue. Said Hatters boss Jim Gannon:
“It’s very unprofessional of Lincoln,”
“We couldn’t […]
Category: League TwoA Short Documentary Chronicling a Match Night at QPR’s Loftus Road
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Top quality. No dialog. Support your local team…
Tags: The Championship, Football Fans, Football Grounds, Video Bits, Queens Park Ranger, QPR, Tag IndexBloodied Brentford Bring In Butcher
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Fans of one of London’s less glamorous clubs, Brentford, have been down in the dumps after recent relegation to League Two — but their mood should be slightly buoyed today with the arrival of England legend Terry Butcher to the Bees’ helm. And, as you can see from the picture, Butcher usually brings one […]
Category: League TwoGoing Up to the Promised Land?
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A thoroughly enjoyable Championship season has come down to the final two games — with three clubs locked together to earn the precious two automatic qualifying spots.
While the right to lose to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge is sought after by every club in the Football League, there’s a greater incentive than ever this year […]
Category: The ChampionshipLamenting the Generic Feel of the Modern Football Stadium Once More
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Are all of these new McStadiums progress? Depends on who you ask I suppose…
One of the Greatest Goals in Norwich City’s History
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This is still one of my favorite strikes of all time — and the way he celebrated was class too…
A Football League Rivalry — Norwich City vs. Ipswich Town
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England’s East Anglian derby comes again on Sunday when Norwich welcome Ipswich to Carrow Road with it’s alleged delicious pies.
There’s usually an edge between the ‘yokels’ of Norwich and the ‘London suburbanites’ of Ipswich — hence the noon Sunday kick-off.
When Ipswich fans self titled themselves the ‘Tractor Boys’ in the late 90’s, the Norwich […]
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