For those who miss a “proper” report from the Borehamwood loss, I give you one from the SW19 Bureau staff below (thanx JP). If people want to submit writeups for midweek games, feel free. Saves me having to do them. To a writer, a blank piece of paper is a nightmare. That there are words
It’s a good job I slept on Culver City 0 Elstree 1 last night. What I wrote originally would have probably landed me in court. Suffice to say, I honestly can’t remember what I wrote when we lost 2-0 to Sheff Wednesday in the dying days of our Premiership years, but this must have been
I really, really would like to offer my congratulations to AFC Wimbledon for doing something I didn’t think was possible. I genuinely believed that it was beyond the realms of humanity to put me in a worse mood than the one I developed in the second half. After White Flag 2 White Shirt 2 I
Ouch. We all got a bit too cocky this week didn’t we? Looking ahead to Torquay, even talking about when, not if, we’d be in the Conference. Well, the evil forces that call themselves the Football Gods have, yet again, done their usual. Channel Tunnel 3 Fudge Tunnel 2 really doesn’t read too good, does
First things first. Quite a few people (and I genuinely mean, quite a few people) have asked me why midweek reports are thin on the ground. The answer is basically I can’t be arsed to do them midweek – unless it’s something major, I like to watch a game every so often where I don’t
When you’re at a tough little ground in the middle of nowhere, in the depths of winter, on a pitch taken out of Ypres in WW1, your mettle and character is tested to the full. When you have a player sent off in the first half, when you have to make three subsitutions by half
It’s OK everyone, you can come out now. It really did finish Dons 3 Pretend Dons 2. We really did get the three points, despite our best efforts for the last 15 minutes. Hell, I’ve only just recovered enough to start writing this up, hence the delay. Where to start? Well, people were saying to