The Prague Dream Fades: Relegation Fear What’s happening to our club? We are slowly watching us drift away from where we always hoped we would be after that win in Prague. Two bad seasons and
Trust Wavers: A Dreadful Start for Nuno I ended my October piece by saying: ‘In Nuno, we have to now trust’ because, as supporters, we have to try and trust the manager. But it is
Optimism Meets Bewilderment: Nuno’s Questionable Start Nuno’s appointment brought a sense of optimism and change; something that we’d needed so desperately. Yet just a few games into his reign, his squad selection and tactics have
The Boycott and the Pain of Apathy I didn’t go to the Brentford game. Not because I couldn’t get a ticket or couldn’t face the weather, but simply because I joined thousands of others in
The Last of the Barrow Boys vs. The Modern Moneyperson Our current majority shareholder is, for better or worse, the last of the barrow boys: one of those working-class geezers who did so good that
There’s a new name at the helm, which should be a time of promise and optimism. So why does it feel a bit dark and gloomy? Because we have the same board, that’s why. Potter’s
Tony Cottee left for Everton in the summer of 1988 for a then British record fee in excess of £2m. Manager John Lyall chose to spend less than half, investing £600,000 in David Kelly and
It was the 26th of March 2000 that I witnessed something that can only be described as incredible. I was in my third season of being a season ticket holder with my mates at Upton
It’s been two years and four months since Jarrod Bowen scored the winner in Prague but has the club gone backwards since? We saw David Moyes have one more year, Julien Lopetegui was with us
Back Where We Belong: The Fight for Survival How are you feeling about Leeds being back in the Premier League Kenny? Kenny: Honestly, it just feels right to be back where we belong. I think