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I'm sort of happy that we've got Manchester City today and that it's a tough first match for the manager and players. They've basically got nothing to lose and the manager has a lot to learn. Don't be
Under the lights at White Hart Lane, Garde got his first view of his inherited charges. With no personnel changes until January, he will have his work cut out. So, what does he need to do? 1. Se
I've been a bit busy the past few days so it's a case of scanning and trying to keep up to date and because I had posted about Rémi Gare on Monday I think, I didn't think it necessary to post again
It's widely reported that Rémi Garde is going to be confirmed as the new Aston Villa manager today. And while I think it's a massive risk, for reasons written before, we have to get behind him and
I've read it in the Telegraph but I'm not sure if that means anything anymore. But they're writing that Lerner has flown to meet Remi Garde and the impression is that they want him in next week. Yes
Before kick off last night there appeared to be a meltdown over team selection. I think I was one of the minority that didn't think it was that bad. I mean, it was traditional in the sense that it
What can I write? We go to Southampton and it's a League Cup game and you know what, nobody expects anything. We all hope for something, nobody more than Kevin MacDonald probably and I hope we get
It's another one of those days. In thirty minutes it gets busy and I'm busy until shit gets done and by that I mean I'm busy for the rest of the day and most of the evening. And 'm busy until about
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
I read something on Twitter yesterday; no team with four or less points at this stage of the season has survived in the Premier League. I'm taking it with a pinch of salt, but I wouldn't be surprise