The penultimate amuse-bouche to the Season Preview that you might well be getting a little bored of by now focuses on the specially commissioned quintent of articles that may have gone unnoticed in the midst of the club-by-club chow down.Rob Langham, aka Lanterne Rouge, exploited his day job experience as a Commissioning Editor of books to hook in five writers to this section. Composer Kerry Andrew was signed up for the opening piece and, somewhat ironically, Kerry brings her own 9-5 role to the table as she considers the parallels between classical music and terrace chants. Following this, Williams Abbs…
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TTU Awards 2010/2011: Team of the Season
Spanning our coverage to three divisions would always present problems when deciding upon this season’s best team. Just as the WBA, IBF and WBC versions of international boxing competed for eminence in the 1980s, Queen’s Park Rangers, Chesterfield and Brighton and Hove Albion possess equal claims to be the top canines thirty or so years on. …and why restrict deliberations to actual Champions? Also mentioned by our pollsters were a Rochdale punching so far above their weight as to be dazzled, Championship Cities Norwich and Swansea, a Stevenage experiencing heady climes, and a benighted Plymouth Argyle squad for battling on to the end of the…
TTU Awards 2010/2011: Best club website/blog
First a caveat - it’s a starry age for the blogosphere and this award was voted for by the 7 or 8 people who most regularly post at The Two Unfortunates. So, if your blog or website didn’t get a mention this time, it’s not because we don’t think you’re great. Last year’s winner BHaPPY continues to excel and it was particularly heartening to see the return of the mighty SmogBlog. Both were mentioned this time, along with the estimable Welly Pie Football Blog, Girl on a Terrace, Viva Rovers, Boy from Brazil, Mist Rolling in from the Trent and the Peterborough United…
The Monday Profile: Will Buckley
The Monday Profile was first conceived in Plymouth’s Fortescue pub over a couple of post-Christmas 2009 ales. Given that this site’s focus invariably falls on club-level and off-the-field issues and concerns, it was felt that a new column that honed in on individual players would allow us to get closer to the Football League’s rank and file. We’d spotted a niche for this; with the blogosphere still in its infancy, comprehensive, or at least readable articles on Ryan Garry or Danny Kedwell remain rare, so when your team makes a signing it can be difficult to source accurate, interesting information….





