- 1. Seb Patrick
- (Writers)
- Articles
- Created on 28 September 2010
- 2. Remembering Kenner Sportstars – the football toys that captured a moment in time
- (Stories)
- ... on their office walls, that’s probably healthier. Seb Patrick This article first appeared in WSC 384, March 2019. Subscribers get free access to the complete WSC digital archive – you can find out more ...
- Created on 26 February 2019
- 3. Quiet Genius: Bob Paisley, British football’s greatest manager by Ian Herbert
- (Managers)
- Bloomsbury, £20 Reviewed by Seb Patrick From WSC 364, June 2017 Buy the book Look in any sports books section and you’ll find several biographies of Alex Ferguson, Brian Clough and José Mourinho ...
- Created on 17 May 2017
- 4. WSC 360 out now
- (Stories)
- ... Crewe fans are going through at the moment, while Stephen Jewell and Seb Patrick examine the state of football comics, and Huw Richards takes a trip to Loftus Road for a clash between two clubs who have ...
- Created on 10 January 2017
- 5. Hard Case
- (Players)
- The autobiography of Jimmy Case by Jimmy Case John Blake, £18.99 Reviewed by Seb PatrickFrom WSC 337 March 2015 Buy this book If things had worked out differently, Hard Case could have been the ...
- Created on 06 March 2015
- 6. Weekly Howl 20-12-13
- (2013)
- ... FC fans' classic songs. Here's an excerpt for those struggling to pick up the complex lyrical structure." --- from Seb Patrick "MK Dons' attempt to prove a point did not go well." --- Owen ...
- Created on 09 January 2014
- 7. Weekly Howl 19-07-13
- (2013)
- ... kept the Stabby Angel as their icon because it fits in with their direct game and aerial threat. Cameron Carter --- from Seb Patrick "The trend for referring to footballers by their initials and squad ...
- Created on 25 July 2013
- 8. Gritted teeth
- (Players)
- Seb Patrick mantains that it is becoming harder to admire or support a player who has lots of skill but repeatedly damages his club's image It’s difficult not to imagine that Luis Suárez has a “goodwill ...
- Created on 01 June 2013
- 9. Weekly Howl 30-11-12
- (2012)
- ... battering ram. This was enjoyed in the evening following the parade, along with the Jumping Onto Rocks and blindfold Broadsword Dancing. Unfortunately, the image in the bottom left panel shows the baseball ...
- Created on 05 December 2012
- 10. Letters, WSC 297
- (Readers' letters)
- ... thing that boastful kids were wont to do in the late 1970s. Al Needham, Nottingham Dear WSC With reference to Seb Patrick’s article on away goals in WSC 295 (Counting your blessings), surely the solution ...
- Created on 01 November 2011
- 11. Counting your blessings
- (Organisation & structure)
- Football has changed in many ways since the 1960s but one rule hasn't. For many, including Seb Patrick, away goals continue to confuse and annoy On message boards, phone-ins and WSC letters pages alike, ...
- Created on 21 September 2011
- 12. Weekly Howl 24-09-10
- (2010)
- ... and Owen Pickard. Since promotion to the Football League the club have introduced and stuck with green and white hoops and now look like a poor man's Celtic. Seb White Buy this shirt and hundreds ...
- Created on 28 September 2010
- 13. Red Men
- (Clubs)
- Liverpool Football Club – The Biography by John Williams Mainstream, £16.99 Reviewed by Seb Patrick From WSC 284 October 2010 Buy this book There's an inherent problem in writing a "biography" ...
- Created on 21 April 2010
- 14. Joe Fagan
- (Managers)
- Reluctant Champion by Andrew Fagan and Mark Platt Aurum Press, £20 Reviewed by Seb Patrick From WSC 300 February 2012 Buy this book By anyone's standards, Joe Fagan was a remarkable success ...
- Created on 21 April 2010
- 15. Weekly Howl 27-11-09
- (2009)
- ... the radio in a baseball cap. On closer inspection, it's not even interesting enough to be a pure beige; the dominant colour here is that of a dog turd when the subject has been fed predominantly on ...
- Created on 02 December 2009
- 16. Figure it out
- (Players)
- The digits on the back of footballers' shirts seem to be getting higher and higher. Seb Patrick examines a recent trend Australia’s Asian Cup qualifier against Kuwait in March of this year drew attention ...
- Created on 21 November 2009
- 17. Letters, WSC 253
- (Readers' letters)
- ... round Pride Park is bad, he should have seen what it was like round the Baseball Ground. And the suggestion that Derby has a “rich tradition” of brass bands will come as news to most people in the city. ...
- Created on 21 March 2008
- 18. July 2005
- (Diary)
- ... Juan-Sebastian Veron will still stay away. Harry Redknapp denies reports that he is set to resign: “Suddenly, there’s a headline saying ‘Harry must obey Sir Clive’, it’s all rubbish.” Monday 25 Darius ...
- Created on 14 September 2005
- 19. Saints and sinners
- (Europe)
- ... to Seb Coe with some good news. Racism and violence have featured with monotonous regularity at the Parc, while the club president, their head of security, owners Canal+ and all the PSG players have ...
- Created on 14 April 2005
- 20. Letters, WSC 212
- (Readers' letters)
- ... and baseball caps – well, Steve Foster spent an entire career turning down sponsorship of his famous headband from various companies. I’m not sure other frequent headband wearers, such as Eric Young, were ...
- Created on 14 October 2004
