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I have already written this post, but in a drunk moment, I lost it. So it's not going to be as long as the last one, but I'll try to get the points across. Let me start by saying that Micah Richa
What do you want me to write? Should I write about how the players didn't exactly look like they were playing for their jobs or that when we went 2-1 down Garde looked a man lost? No, I wont write th
The club have done it. Not sure if it's Lerner or Fox, but it was inevitable and Tim Sherwood has gone. It was never the right decision, but hopefully now the club can move forward by appointing a p
For the first ten minutes today we played a high tempo game and took it to Swansea. After that, it evened out. We then went one up and then Swansea scored two. We lost again. Against a side that was
The last time we started a season this badly, we were relegated and it's not nice to write this next part, but it's now time that this experiment was cut short. When Sherwood was appointed, you'll re
Hands up, I've had to listen on the radio tonight driving, so I can't really comment on the match. What I can say from the radio is that Ayew looked good when he came on and that apparently Grealis
What is there to write after that. How about we get some facts out of the way to begin with? We've now got four points from a possible 18 and according to something on Twitter we've had our worst sta
It's quite hard to write a post after that. All things point to bad decisions by the manager but there is a common thread that we must always try to remember and it's this; Tim Sherwood is still in p
I know it's an excuse, but for the players and manager of Notts County, that was always going to be the biggest match of the season for them. Deep down they believed they had a chance, but they al
So, we find ourselves at the start of another Premier League season. As of today, we're not going to win the league, but we can play a part in making it difficult for one of the two or three teams