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Torpedo Moscow Preview Thu 27th Sep 2001 01:59
The Town players and staff enjoyed some sightseeing yesterday prior to tonight's match against Torpedo Moscow. Red Square and the Kremlin were visited, but maybe more importantly they later sat down to watch a video of the first leg.

Sheepshanks Players Strike is Illegal Wed 26th Sep 2001 13:26
David Sheepshanks warns the PFA Chief that he may have a fight on his hands if the players’ strike is to go ahead. The Premiership may take the PFA to court to prevent such action as Sheepshanks considered the strike illegal: "My understanding of the legal situation is that the PFA cannot call players out on strike because they aren't in dispute with the clubs".

Wark - We Should Play More Direct v Torpedo Wed 26th Sep 2001 12:44
In John Wark's latest column on the TWTD site, he explains why he thinks we should be more direct in the second leg of our UEFA Cup match against Torpedo Moscow.

Moscow Miscellany Tue 25th Sep 2001 15:49
Those that were taking their boots with them to Moscow to play in a friendly match are advised that trainers are needed as the match is to be played on Astroturf so therefore studded boots are not required.

Blues Fly Out Tue 25th Sep 2001 13:32
The Town players and staff flew out to Moscow today ahead of many of the fans that will cheer them on. All 22 players in the named squad made the trip with Bramble and Reuser the doubts as reported earlier, but they still travelled.

Bramble and Reuser are Doubts for Thursday Tue 25th Sep 2001 01:35
Both Titus Bramble and Martijn Reuser are considered doubtful ahead of the second leg of the UEFA Cup in Moscow.

Future in Brown's Hands Tue 25th Sep 2001 00:14
It looks likely that Wimbledon manager Terry Burton will be contacting George Burley regarding Wayne Brown's availablility, as he continues to impress during his loan period.

FA to Act Against Norwich Mon 24th Sep 2001 16:48
The FA sem certain to launch an investigation into the the Norwich scoreboard incident at the weekend. Reports also claim that the scoreboard operator who perpetrated the slur against Town was due to leave his job anyway.

Burley Has No Complaints Mon 24th Sep 2001 09:56
Town manager George Burley was surprisingly upbeat after Saturday's 4-0 loss to Manchester United. He felt the scoreline flattered United a little while his side are are not getting the rub of the green.

Scum Apologise to Town Sun 23rd Sep 2001 18:27
Norwich City have apologised to Town after their scoreboard proclaimed the legend "Manchester United 1, Scum 0" at the weekend. City aim for a family image with the club giving free tickets to schools amongst other things. The term 'Scum' apparently is not in keeping with this.

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