Blow me down with a feather, Crawley have lost five in six. Tipped widely to succeed for a second consecutive season, the Red Devils Mark II have been up against it in the last few weeks, their League Cup defeat at Palace preceding a woeful run that has witnessed pointless games against Cheltenham, Morecambe and Swindon.Having started so strongly, this whiffy patch must have come as a shock to Town supporters, drunk on their team’s nonchalant superiority in recent times. It’ll probably be a temporary blip, mind; as Steve Evans has been so loathe to point out in his latest…
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The Seventy Two Unfortunates League 2 Preview
Today, our bumper (there really is no other word) preview of the coming football league season has gone live, a collaborative venture with The Seventy Two. The whole thing is presented in pdf format and is available for free download or via the link below. http://static.issuu.com/webembed/viewers/style1/v1/IssuuViewer.swf Open publication - Free publishing - More championship There is a whole lot to enjoy from a myriad of the blogosphere’s best writers, but if your particular bag is League 2, you’ll probably find yourself thumbing forward virtually to page 82. Therein, we have been delighted to welcome the likes of Michael Wood from…
TTU Awards 2010/2011: Crimes against Football
Possibly the closest category to call, this split our voters - divided by micro and macro concerns. At the latter level, the usual suspects are there: the primary interviewee on Lord Sugar Tackles Football, some oval ball proponents from the South Manchester borders and all those associated with the downfall of a Green Army from Devonshire. Two newcomers will be greeted with less than open arms - Crawley Town’s seeming intention to buy their way out of the lower leagues (Charlie Lee, Chris Whelpdale and Wes Thomas have already signed for perhaps the shadiest gaffer in football) and those classy publishers from…
Neil - Row Z: Interesting article, particularly re: the link between clubs and commu...
Kyle: Excellent article Ben - couldn't agree more with your criticism of the...
Steve: An excellent read and full of wisdom that would benefit many a footbal...
Lanterne Rouge: A brilliant article Ben and a strong candidate for any accolade of the...
Kieran: Good article and an interesting topic for debate although if introduce...
