Connect with us

Chris Dunlavy

NATH NEEDS TO PUT FOOT ON THE GAS

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

NATHAN Broadhead’s midweek goal in the 2-0 victory over Reading was a reminder of just how good the Welshman can be on his day.
That raw talent is why Ipswich gave him 18 Premier League appearances, why Wales have capped him 14 times and why Wrexham paid the Tractor Boys a club-record fee of £7.5m to take him to the Racecourse this summer.
Surely, though, it’s time to get a move on. Broadhead didn’t leave boyhood club Everton until he was nearly 25, despite making just two first-team appearances.
At 27, he has played o...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Best Betting Sites at Betinireland.ienew-UK-football-betting-sites-banner

More in Chris Dunlavy

  • Chris Dunlavy: Play on? It’s hard to blame George Brown

    What do we value more in our sportsmen? A sense of fair play? Or a ruthless will to win? Do we want Paolo Di Canio? Or George Brown?

  • MY CALL: GO BACK TO PLAY LAST TEN MINUTES

    Chris Dunlavy A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL GOAL: Todd Cantwell ON THE pitch, rules are rules. There is no room for interpretation. So why should it be any different when it comes to abandoned games? Blackburn led ten-man Ipswich 1-0 via Todd Cantwell’s penalty when last week’s Championship game was...

  • It’s far It’s far

    It’s far cheaper to change the boss

    Chris Dunlavy FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL IT IS 26 years since Ruud Gullit made the fateful decision to drop club captain and local hero Alan Shearer for a huge Tyne-Wear derby at St James’ Park. “That’s not a team-sheet,” remarked one local journalist when the bombshell dropped. “That’s a suicide...

  • West Brom’s Daryl Dike West Brom’s Daryl Dike

    Chris Dunlavy: West Brom duo need a change in fortunes

    You have to feel for West Bromwich Albion. Not since the Charge of the Light Brigade has a frontline suffered so many casualties.