Trotting Home : Great Expectations
Author: as / Date: Thursday 4 February 2010
The visit of Fulham portents a winnable game. Up for the three points is as, as it were...
High expectations are back at the Reebok. Under a certain ex-manager I’d be expecting a depressing defeat at home to (fairly) high-flying Fulham this weekend, however we’re a ‘new’ club thanks to Mr Gartside having the balls to persuade 'Moses' Coyle to leave Burnley, who’ll almost certainly be rele....
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Away Daze : Lobbed by the Scousers
Author: Owen'sEleven / Date: Monday 1 February 2010
Three points at Anfield? Easy. Except it wasn't. Actually it didn't happen at all...
The signs were pretty good for this one. A “two-man team” missing one of its players and coming off the bag of a 0-0 draw against toothless Wolves.Unfortunately, the afternoon turned into a very routine victory for a solid-if-not-inspiring Liverpool team, and we were left to rue missed chances in ....
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Previous Articles
Author: / Friday 29 January 2010
As the 'two man team' that is Liverpool is down to one man this weekend, does Owen's new model army have a chance at an unhappy hunting ground?
Author: / Thursday 28 January 2010
Bolton turn a corner into the safety of lower mid table, as Judas-cum-Moses eyes the silver lining in the promised land. Or something.
Author: / Monday 25 January 2010
What a difference two years makes. Lord Kangana sees hope for the future from the gloom of the past...
Author: / Monday 25 January 2010
The Bish has calmed down and is striking with great vengance on Wenger.
Author: / Friday 22 January 2010
It's been a week of crying foul in North London and Bolton. Two pieces by KB and HRG erm, tackle the questions...
Author: / Monday 18 January 2010
We lost. Again. So what's new? Plenty, says William the White.
Author: / Friday 15 January 2010
The first match of the shiny new era: Arsenal. But where the was discord, will Owen Coyle bring hope?
Author: / Wednesday 13 January 2010
Owen, Owen Coyle. Puskas looks back at our new manager's two years in an open-necked Wanderers shirt.
Author: / Sunday 10 January 2010
Bolton Wanderers are now officially more evil than the Nazis, because they have appointed a new manager. Will we ever be loved?
Author: / Monday 4 January 2010
A brave new world and a spanking lies in wait as The Whites trip to Arsenal... or something else?
