Nov
2009
Articles from 7th Nov 2009
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Veteran brings up Boro’s average age
Nov 07 2009 | Football
MARCUS Bent reckons that Gordon Strachan is right to be looking for experience to aid Middlesbrough’s promotion bid. Read
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Keogh future in the middle
Nov 07 2009 | Football
CARLISLE United will again ask Richard Keogh to make light of David Raven’s absence, but manager Greg Abbott has no plans to convert the centre-half into a full-time full-back. Read
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Quakers are not looking for revenge
Nov 07 2009 | Football
IAN Miller’s head is still feeling the effects of Darlington’s last meeting with Barnet, but manager Steve Staunton insists there will be no hangover on the field, writes STUART RAYNER. Read
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Goals in store for firing Gunners
Nov 07 2009 | Football
ARSENAL are playing stunning football at the moment and continued their amazing knack of scoring in both halves last weekend against Tottenham and landing one of my punts of the weekend at odds of 7-4. Read
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Unibond League Premier Division
Nov 07 2009 | Non-League Football
THEY have shipped seven goals in each of their last two league games and could even be without a goalkeeper today, but Lee Collings insists “nothing seems to knock Durham City down”. Read
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Blue Square North
Nov 07 2009 | Non-League Football
WITH one more on board, Mick Tait is – jokingly – considering fielding one less when his Blyth Spartans side travel to Solihull Moors today. After all, it worked well last Saturday. Read
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Skilltrainingltd Northern League
Nov 07 2009 | Non-League Football
KENNY Lindoe, who guided Brandon United to the championship in 2003, can’t put his finger on why Consett have been so inconsistent – but believes the absence of key men has played a part. Read
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Bogie’s boys hope to sting the Bees
Nov 07 2009 | Non-League Football
WHISPER it quietly round Gateshead, but Ian Bogie is looking to take a leaf out of Blyth Spartans’ book. Read
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Northern Alliance
Nov 07 2009 | Non-League Football
WALKER Central, still stinging from a 2-1 reverse at the hands of Newcastle University, hope to protect their 100% away record at Blyth Town, who have re-signed Neil Blades from Seaton Delaval but have earned only two points from three games. Read
