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Play-offs remind us that English football is still played in a green and pleasant land
The highest attendance for a decade came with three trouble free days. The Silent Majority of football fans spoke out for their clubs and the sport they love.
Author Steve Clare
Police reduced to pick up litter and taking fan snaps as Sunderland and Wycombe do football proud
“Both sets of fans were superbly behaved and mixed with no incidents. They were that well behaved the local police were picking up litter and taking photos for fans. I’ve never ever seen that before at Wembley.
I saw one incident where Wycombe fans were refused entry post-game to a Sunderland pub, and the Sunderland fans were asking the bouncers to allow them in.”
Ben Stokes out cheaply but lesser known colleagues flourish at Lords
Ben Stokes lets his side down at Lords but they recover to start Day 2 in a good position
How could a final be closer? Glory night for Worcester in nailbiting finish at London Irish
It was pulsating; it was nerve wracking; it was nailbiting. It was everything a cup final could dream of. Kicks were missed. Discipline broke down. Referees heard opinions. They sent the culprits back ten yards. Passes were dropped. And at the end Worcester Warriors won their first ever top level national trophy.
Hammers say farewell to Mark Noble and put City’s title on hold
On an emotional day at the London Stadium, Manchester City inched a step closer to the title. They needed a Vladimir Coufal own goal to draw level but their hosts needed a Lukasz Fabianski penalty save to stay there.
Middlesex face record defeat but may find hope in history – Middlesex v Nottinghamshire Day Three Roundup
Middlesex face their largest ever home defeat measured by runs on a day where Notts showed they are a cut above the rest of Division 2
Luke Fletcher scores 50 at No 11, runs out a batsman, takes a wicket and opens the batting – Middlesex v Nottinghamshire Day Two Roundup
Nottinghamshire 415 & 6-0 Middlesex 195 Alan Coleman, Head of Men’s Performance Cricket’ at Lords came out to face the…
Notts prosper after losing toss and being forced to bat – Middlesex v Nottinghamshire Day 1 Roundup
Embed from Getty Images Notts 329-5 (93 overs) Middlesex won the toss and elected to bowl, and it looked a…
Wycombe CFO Pete Couhig: The Voodoo Works!
Wycombe Wanderers’ Louisianan CFO Pete Couhig gave voodoo the credit for their two legged win over Milton Keynes before turning his more serious attention to the what makes the Chairboys’ dressing room unique
Intelligence and grit take Wycombe to final as kitchen sinks are headed clear
Wycombe Wanderers survived an onslaught at Stadium MK to secure a date on May 21 in the League One playoff final.
Akinfenwa: If we do it, I may message Klopp!
On a night many will never forget, Wycombe survive MK onslaught to reach Wembley He may have reached 40 but…
Cleverly executed Gareth Ainsworth tactical trap secures Wycombe a first leg edge
A Gareth Ainsworth tactical plan superbly executed changed the trajectory of this tie in Wycombe’s favour but Liam Manning will have learned a great deal from this experience. Will he learn it in time?
Booked and cooked; Fulham roast Hatters 7-0 before Cottage toasts Fulham
Icons did what icons do. Jean Michel Seri scored. Tom Cairney, their spiritual captain, scored too. All it needed was Johnny Haynes to make a cameo. Denis Odoi did.
Hammers bubble burst by two home defeats
It ain’t over til it’s over as Yogi Berra once famously said. West Ham’s hopes of a Champions League place by dint of a top four finish may have come to an end with a home defeat by local rivals Arsenal.
Stunning Irish comeback lights up great day of rugby
One of the season’s most spectacular late finishes denies Wasps away win at a never-say-die London Irish
Ignored for 97 overs, Mike takes 4-15 to embarass his captain and team mates
Middlesex ended Day 2 with a lead of 188 and only seven Leicestershire wickets to take for victory. Standing at 142-2 overnight, they made an impressive 370 and then took three vital wickets before bad light ended the day prematurely.
Middlesex in strong position after Day One against Leicestershire
Middlesex put themselves in a solid opening position on the first day of their match with Leicestershire after skittling the visitors out for 149.
Forest survive Fulham onslaught to move closer to Premier League
The futility of Fulham’s attack coupled with the illustrious reputation and past of their opposiiton gave this match a very Premier League feel, especially with the prospect they might meet there next season.
Jason McCarthy, Wycombe’s ‘Unsung Hero’
Wycombe battle to a 1-0 win over a very good Wednesday team to set up a nailbiting finish, possibly with four teams going into the weekend level on points and all within two goals on goal difference
Video and Report: Joy on the pitch as Fulham return to the Premier League
Fulham clinch promotion and the scenes of joy were something football can be proud of, but no fan is under any illusions about the year ahead.
“I love being the manager of this club. I’m so happy here”
Generosity to Wimbledon trumps Ainsworth’s disappointment at points dropped after Dons’ brave effort falls just short
Sean – but not forgotten. Dyche’s exes eke out point at West Ham
Nick Pope was the hero as Burnley held on despite a fierce late West Ham bombardment but most thoughts were elsewhere.
Watford’s season epitomised in one minute of crazy
A crazy minute at eend of the game summed up Watford’s season after Josh King hit the post, Imran Louza balooned a sitter and Pontius Jansson scored at the other end
Ainsworth: “This is still in our hands” as Wycombe close gap on leaders
Wycombe Wanderers 2 : 0 Plymouth Argyle Two first half goals by an on-form Garath McCleary settled this encounter between…