Moore column: Graveyard of giants leaves us redefining what makes a ‘big club’
By Glenn Moore As rebrands go, EFL is not exactly catchy, a dull addition to the discredited alphabet soup of sports bodies. All they needed to do was …
Dunlavy column: Even Big Mike dances to Rafa’s Toon
By Chris Dunlavy NEWCASTLE won’t just win the Championship this season – they’ll batter all-comers like a drugged-up Russian wrestler. Only their …
Dunlavy column: Can this become the REAL fairytale?
by Chris Dunlavy LEICESTER City. Burton Albion. Bristol Rovers. When the annals and almanacs are dusted off decades hence, 2015-16 will be remembered as the …
Dunlavy column: Time for Rams to show they aren’t chokers like Arsenal
by Chris Dunlavy SHORTLY before the close of the transfer window, Chris Sutton was asked to evaluate the title chances of a particular table-topping side. “I …
Dunlavy column: Blackburn risk replicating Bolton’s woes
by Chris Dunlavy HOURS before Paul Lambert turned his back on Blackburn, a map began doing the rounds on twitter. Purportedly grabbed from a Venky’s web …
Graham Westley EXCLUSIVE: The truth behind my Posh sacking
by FLP Guest columnist Graham Westley I WROTE in this column two weeks ago about my chairman Darragh MacAnthony’s outburst around our club’s performances. …
Toney column: Fifty years on Villa are repeating a tough history lesson
by James Toney – Journalist and Aston Villa fan The Swinging Sixties. Best, Charlton and Sir Alf’s champions of the world. Claret and Blue was the colour …
Virgo column: Sensational Seagulls deserve more credit
by Adam Virgo CAN Brighton overhaul Boro or Burnley to snatch a place in the top two? My heart says yes – but my head says play-offs. What I know for sure is …
Dunlavy column: Foreign ‘prestige’ spells no glory to England’s best managers
by Chris Dunlavy EDDIE Howe, Sean Dyche, Chris Hughton, Gary Rowett. Four names with two things in common. One, they are all exceptionally qualified English …
Bungling Becchetti needs some home truths
by Chris Dunlavy LEYTON Orient’s bungling chairman Francesco Becchetti reminds me of those British adventurers who, during the early days of Arctic …
