Portsmouth’s last visit to Upton Park attracted 33,465. That was in September 2011 and represents a very healthy crowd for a Championship match. It is still, however, nearly 20,000 shy of the 53,369 who set
The Championship is a level below the Premier League. Facts. Premier League 2, more commonly known as the U21 Premier League and the top tier of the Professional Development League, is several levels below but
Baroness Brady has left the building and her “world-class” team has fallen through the Premier League trapdoor. Following her is going to be a tough assignment for any new CEO, and that’s obviously not intended
At what point is it acceptable to concede defeat and walk away from a dire situation? In social, romantic and work situations, it’s widely framed as healthy to know when to cut your losses. But
That image of Mavropanos’s face being flattened by an Erling Haaland shot carries more than the weight of the ball. In the context of a resolute performance that temporarily lifted us out of the relegation
In the past month Alphonse Areola has won the Premier League Save of the Month, kept his first clean sheet of the season and been dropped from the first team. Well, in the immortal words
Whilst I’m not yet ready to treat relegation as nailed-on (at least not at the time of writing), in the perilous position that we find ourselves thoughts inevitably turn to the make-up of next season’s
Baroness Brady’s “world-class stadium with a world-class team” quote is up there with all the political misinformation wilfully peddled over the last dozen years or so. Like the £350m per week the Brexit bus promised
It was one year ago that Michail Antonio diced with death when his Ferrari hit a tree in thunderous conditions, and it was nigh on ten years ago that he bundled in his first goal
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