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Bob Middleton was the buccaneering goalie from Brechin whose talents earned him Scotland recognition more than 90 years ago.

@Scraggy_74 With Liverpool among the figureheads of a new Super League that has sparked furious opposition from almost every angle, Steven Scragg assesses FSG’s controversial plan. Change is coming, regardless of the outcome of the increasingly omnipresent Super League. Football has a history of shape-shifting once every 30 years or so. From the foundation of the Football Association in the early 1860s to the formation of the Football League in the late 1880s; the introduction of regionalised third divisions in the 1920s to the abolition of the maximum wage; the birth of Euro...

Richard Foster , February 15th, 2021 09:42 In our monthly subscribers only feature, Richard Foster looks under 'that' milk advert to a Lancastrian football club with an occult history Walking down Whalley Road in Accrington, towards the Crown public house, the parish of Altham and the old industrial village of Clayton-le-Moors, the pedestrian will pass under a brown sign adorned with a football, stating “Accrington Stanley FC”. Following the sign’s arrow down Livingstone Road and taking a sharp left will lead the curious to the Crown Ground, now known as the Wham Stadium. This is the ho...

FSG and Jurgen Klopp have finally copied one of Liverpool's best ever transfer strategies Dan Kay Replay Video We all love a bargain, especially when times are tough. There's nothing quite like the feeling when you know you've managed to snag something you had your heart set on for less than what you expected to pay and can sit back secure, and even a little smug, as everyone else scrambles around for higher-priced leftovers. When it comes to football transfers of course, all things are relative. The multi-million pound deals which brought the likes Virgil van Dijk and Mohame...

John, I think it was West Brom in the Cup, 1974, Big crowd too. They were Division 2 at the time. We drew 0-0 and they beat us in the replay at the Hawthorns 1-0. I think it might have been our first Sunday fixture, Lords Day Observance Act and all, and probably because of the Miners Strike as you say. John McFarlane Snr 28 Posted 01/02/2021 at 12:08:10 Hi Peter, [24] I once asked you for the word that signified one's pleasure at another's misfortune and you kindly provided me with a Germanic type word. I wrote ...