- 1. Steve Gibson interview ...
- (Clubs)
- John Driscoll interviews Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson, the man who helped save the club from banckruptcy in 1986. Chairman since 1994, he has seen them reach three cup finals and become Premiership ...
- Created on 14 November 2003
- 2. Italia 90 “cop cards” – the innovative, collectable way to fight crime
- (Stories)
- ... and Manchester United have yet to trouble the trouser pockets of the nation’s bobbies, Raith Rovers, Stevenage and Grimsby have all been immortalised in card. In fact, the plastic-coated Swindon Town set ...
- Created on 05 July 2017
- 3. From the archive ~ The five ages of being a football fan
- (Stories)
- ... off to Hull. On this day, we opted for a country drive, a spot of lunch with a pint of ale and then a game featuring lots of blokes called Phil, Dave, Tom and Steve. Not for us the cosmopolitan cut-and-thrust ...
- Created on 24 April 2017
- 4. Declining Crawley need open and inspiring new owners
- (February 2016)
- ... you even mention the club’s role in the rehabilitation of Steve Evans from tax fraud to current saviour of Leeds United. Dunford’s comments in the local press came on the coat tails of an announcement ...
- Created on 08 February 2016
- 5. Weekly Howl 20-12-13
- (2013)
- ... Crystal Palace v Leeds United December 17, 1988, League Division Two Palace under Steve Coppell hosted Leeds, tentatively improving under new manager Howard Wilkinson, but the fact that both teams were mi ...
- Created on 09 January 2014
- 6. Portsmouth 1-1 Southampton
- (Match of the month)
- ... hristmas and not a lot in between. The new season has seen a change of manager, with Michael Appleton replacing Steve Cotterill, another slow start and plenty of empty seats at home games. Only 12,200 supp ...
- Created on 01 February 2012
- 7. Forever young
- (Managers)
- ... m to go, the 70-year-old sounded genuinely hurt in a post-match interview with BBC Radio Stoke. Just five days later, Gradi handed his duties to assistant manager Steve Davis – who as a player was one ...
- Created on 01 January 2012
- 8. Letters, WSC 292
- (Readers' letters)
- ... their struggle to stay up means so much less to me than the delight I once experienced watching Steve Bull destroy Fourth Division defences from a crumbling terrace in a ramshackle stadium. I also understand ...
- Created on 21 June 2011
- 9. Weekly Howl 20-08-10
- (2010)
- ... to the referee's conception, like the former England captain's son Brooklyn. Given the town's shoemaking history, Steve Bruce might suggest it's because the official was a load of cobblers. ...
- Created on 31 August 2010
- 10. Letters, WSC 278
- (Readers' letters)
- ... teams been subjected to such coaching genius? Tony Cole, Leigh on Sea Dear WSC Picking up on Steve Whitehead’s suggestion in WSC 276 that commentators need more modern points of reference for their description ...
- Created on 21 April 2010
- 11. Amateur dramatics
- (Miscellaneous)
- Scotland's lower-division footballers came close to glory in a now-defunct European competition in 1967. Steve Menary takes up the story When Craig Levein started his new career as Scotland manager ...
- Created on 21 April 2010
- 12. Fashion party
- (Films)
- ... snooker, Steve Davis is in the semi-finals.” Another time his parents are exercising along with Lizzie Webb on TV-am and in a two-for-one we are told the father needs the exercise as he is “like a space ...
- Created on 21 November 2009
- 13. Letters, WSC 267
- (Readers' letters)
- ... manager. Steve Browne, Leigh-on-Sea Dear WSC Regarding your article about Darlington last issue (WSC 266): chairman George Houghton’s claims that he is the victim in all of this seem dubious, to say the ...
- Created on 21 May 2009
- 14. Aberdeen 2 Rangers 0
- (Match of the month)
- ... find more of the ball and begin probing forward, with good chances for Fulham loanee Steven Davis and Darcheville. Play zips from end to end, every tackle, interception or foul greeted with an intense ...
- Created on 21 July 2008
- 15. Cottage catastrophe
- (Clubs)
- ... title-winning team, which included Saha, Steve Finnan, Luis Boa Morte, Lee Clarke, Sean Davis and John Collins, were bolstered by the arrival of Edwin van der Sar, Sylvain Legwinski and Steed Malbranque. ...
- Created on 21 June 2008
- 16. Something to shout about
- (Webwatch)
- ... League. Also opining along UK party lines was the Daily Telegraph’s David Bond, who, on his blog way back in March, was already blandly exhorting Steve McClaren not to recall the midfielder to the England ...
- Created on 24 September 2007
- 17. January 2007
- (Diary)
- ... responds to criticism from Joey Barton who said that he and Steven Gerrard “needed a ball each” when playing for England: “Joey mentioned that he was running at six in the morning and wondered if me and ...
- Created on 14 March 2007
- 18. In bad company
- (Players)
- ... some are less than shocking: are we supposed to be surprised that Steven Gerrard’s proposed move to Chelsea prompted internet death threats? Much of the book is really about the perils of working as a ...
- Created on 14 December 2006
- 19. Letters, WSC 237
- (Readers' letters)
- ... the youth team towards regaular first-team football for those lads showing promise. Over the last two years several of our senior squad have “found their feet” in the reserves: Steve Davis, Luke Moore, ...
- Created on 14 November 2006
- 20. January 2006
- (Diary)
- ... Alexander is sent “on leave” by the club, who are 15th in League Two. Monday 2 Liverpool are 17 points adrift of Chelsea, who win 3‑1 at West Ham, after a bad-tempered 2‑2 draw at Bolton, where Steven ...
- Created on 14 March 2006
