Feb
2010
Articles from 6th Feb 2010
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Gordon Strachan backing Roy Keane
Feb 06 2010 | Football
HIS managerial reputation may have taken a battering this season, but Gordon Strachan remains convinced Roy Keane has the qualities to make it to the top. Read
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Hartlepool ready to stand united
Feb 06 2010 | Football
THE size of Hartlepool United’s task this afternoon is easily quantified. While the Teessiders average league gates of 3,313 this season, visitors Leeds United attract 24,970 per match. Read
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Loanee Duffy’s happy to fight for his place
Feb 06 2010 | Football
ON-LOAN striker Darryl Duffy insists he relishes the competition for places at Carlisle. Read
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Bogie is hoping luck will change
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
INSPIRATION Ebbsfleet. That is the mantra at Mansfield today, as Ian Bogie urges his Gateshead side to return to winning ways in Blue Square Premier. Read
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Wearside League
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
HOUGHTON Town boss Steve Patton will ring the changes at Wolviston after what he described as a very disappointing performance in the last game. Read
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SkillTrainingLtd Northern League
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
DUNSTON UTS will go second if they beat Morpeth Town this afternoon but manager Billy Irwin reckons a top-five finish is a more realistic ambition. Read
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High hopes of FA Vase glory
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
THE odds are unreal, but with fair wind and fortune the Northern League might just boast HALF of the teams in the quarter-finals of the FA Vase come Monday’s draw. Read
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Northern Alliance
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
WITH their top-of-the-table rivals on cup duty, Walker Central and Carlisle City can refresh their respective title hopes. Read
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UniBond League Premier Division
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
CHANCE, big chance. Durham City head to Ossett Town today presented with arguably the most inviting opportunity they are likely to find for a UniBond Premier victory this season. Read
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Blue Square Conference North
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League Football
BACK-TO-BACK wins, and the confidence from therein, take Blyth Spartans to high-flying Southport today. Read
