Dunlavy column: The political game is bias in its double standards
Chris Dunlavy on EFL club being at the mercy of the UK government and Premier
Dunlavy column: The Premier League and its sorry cases of wasting money and talent
Chris Dunlavy looks at the track record of Premier League recruiting strikers from the EFL and the outlays leading to
Dunlavy column: An iron first is needed to halt all the verbals
With crowd noise absent, the barrage of abuse officials absorb by players is evermore
Grayson column: Hughton’s track record bodes well for Nottingham Forest
Experienced EFL manager Simon Grayson offers his view on Chris Hughton's arrival at the City
Dunlavy column: Gerhard Struber was a victim of stagnant aims
Chris Dunlavy says there was little reasoning to persuade Struber to stay in west
Allardyce column: Dugout? It’s much easier to evaluate from the stands as a coach
Sam Allardyce relives his own experience of having to operate as a manager when detached from the team environment, a la Neil Warnock and David
Dunlavy column: Why it all went wrong for Joao Carvalho at Forest
Joao Carvalho showed his class under Aitor Karanka, but managerial upheaval at Nottingham Forest has dislodged the
Dunlavy column: Trust in Michael O’Neill to put Stoke on charge
Optimism is coursing through the Potters – and for good reason, writes Chris
Salako: Mark Robins – the quiet assassin – isn’t getting enough credit
By John Salako I came up against Mark Robins several times in my playing days, and I always remember him as the quiet assassin. He never really said much, got …
Dunlavy: Charlton – out of the frying pan and into the fire
By Chris Dunlavy Charlton Athletic are rarely far from a crisis. Never, though, has optimism dissolved into despair so rapidly. Hailed as saviours when they …
