Oh yes. Oh fucking yes. Nationwide 1 Premiership 0. I knew I enjoyed being a Nationwide club for a good reason, and this was it : by far and away our best performance this season, even better than Wednesday away, and against “top draw” opposition too. Well, Middlesbrough anyway.Not that I care. As a neutral,
Jesus christ, Machetés 0 Blades 0 was crap, wasn’t it? No, make that very crap. Or so crap it could be served up on Granada Plus when they’ve run out of Professionals reruns. Or as crap as Palace. Yeah, that’s the metaphore. I can’t really be arsed to make much comment on this game, suffice
Oh wonderful – Baggies 3 Bagged 1, and once again a short but shocking period defensively wise cost us this game. Well, that and some shocking forward play. I don’t really want to write too much on this game, no more than I have to, so I’ll sum up what happened : we went 2-0
Now this is one of the reasons that I enjoy playing in the Nationwide – the opportunity to go to a northern outpost and give the locals a well deserved whipping. And British Rail 0 London Transport 4 was one such occasion. We really did boss it about from start to finish – true, you
Well, after a bad defeat, it’s nice to get some little bit of reward, and here it is : on loan, for 3 months, is Jon Harley, Celsi’s left back. He’s apparently very impressed with our style of play, which is nice. It’s thought that it’s either (a) to get him first team experience before
Tiny 0 Time 2. Crap, basically. Undoubtedly our worst performance of the season, and perhaps for some time. We looked as though we never got out of first gear, and at times even that was a bit fast paced. Call it lethargy, call it complacency, call it the difficult conditions, call it sheer tiredness, but
Well, I guess neutrals would have liked Princes 4 Pikeys 4, I on the other hand am still trying to come to terms with the game. This was, without a doubt, one of the most bizzare games I have ever gone to. We actually have played much worse defensively this year and conceded no goals,
Another week, another WFC transfer debacle. Well, kind of – Robbo is going on loan to Burnley for one month, with a possibility that he may sign for them. Which wins the award for biggest transfer fuck-up since, er, the last time we tried to do anything. There are two reasons for this : one,
The reserves played tonight against Leicester at GGL, I went (as did one or two others). It finished 2-2, Robbo scoring both for us and looking pretty impressive. Des Byrne also played, he looked very good. So did Angryman and Per Karlsson as well. Sorry there are no photos available, but typically I left the
Some fallout from the Stockport game : TB had a bit of a go at the team for not putting the chances away (saying that we should really have been 4-0 up before we scored). Mind you, having every single attack flagged for offside is some sort of reason for that. He did, however, liken