Posted by Nik Myles on Sunday, November 15, 2009,
In :
Unibond
Carlton Town 0 Willenhall Town 2
Unibond Division One South
Saturday 14th November
Coming in to this game, Willenhall had gone almost 500 minutes without
scoring. They were rooted to the bottom of the table after a traumatic
summer that culminated in a 10 point deduction. They had recently been
beaten by Spalding, who as connoisseurs of this division will testify,
are routinely rubbish year on year. Carlton on the other hand sat
mid-table, but with games in hand, and were showing signs of... Continue reading...
Posted by Nik Myles on Thursday, November 12, 2009,
In :
General
No.
Description
1
A man with a bright red face and enormous flared trousers.
2
The local town nutter who declares that he loves his local team so much
and never,
ever, misses a game, before mysteriously disappearing somewhere during
the second half.
3
The failed tactician. Usually stands behind managers dugouts in a
mid-nineties Adidas
training coat, Fara...
Posted by Nik Myles on Friday, November 6, 2009,
In :
NCEL
KoolSport Northern Counties East League Premier Division club
Scarborough Athletic wants to return home, and is proud to announce the
launch of a scheme to help achieve just that.
The `Back2Boro` fund has two main objectives: continue to raise
awareness of the club's lack of permanent home, and to raise funds to
help finance the return home to the borough of Scarborough.
Athletic have been playing their football at Bridlington Town's
Queensgate Stadium since formation in 2007, when Scar... Continue reading...
Posted by Nik Myles on Friday, November 6, 2009,
In :
General
WTF?
I'm all for hilarious observations about the standard of goalkeeping in Women's football. But this? How is this in any way a good thing? (unless you like women in communal baths, obviously)
Posted by Nik Myles on Friday, November 6, 2009,
In :
General
Whenever a ball goes into the stands during a match, I always wonder
what would happen if the person who grabs it decides that he’s keeping
that sucker and that there’s nothing anyone can do about it.
Well, that’s exactly what happened during the Switzerland v Germany
match at the U17 World Cup. When the guy in the blue shirt got his
hands on that ball, he wasn’t about to give it back — even when
everyone around him turned against him and tried to pry it out of his
hands.
