Let’s Do the Business at Ipswich and Have a Good End to the Season - Notes for Birmingham City Fri 12th Apr 2019 10:30
HarryFromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game at Portman Road by delving into their forums. |
No Excitement, No Atmosphere And No Hope — Notes For Wigan Fri 16th Dec 2016 11:00
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game at the DW Stadium by delving into their forums. |
The Future is Bright, The Future is Black and White - Newcastle United Pre-Season Report Wed 27th Jul 2016 11:00
In the first of a series of pre-season reports, HarryfromBath assesses the mood around the Championship clubs by delving into their forums, starting with how things have progressed for the relegated Magpies this summer. Reports on Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday will follow later today with the rest of the teams in the division covered between now and the start of the season. |
It’s Tough at the Top - Notes for Hull Tue 23rd Feb 2016 11:30
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Tuesday night’s home game against table-topping Hull City by delving into their forums. |
We Are No Longer the Plucky Underdogs - Notes for Hull Tue 20th Oct 2015 05:00
HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Tuesday night’s game at the KC Stadium by delving into their forums. |
McCarthy After Home Improvement Sat 19th Jan 2013 06:03
Blues boss Mick McCarthy says Town need to play better against Barnsley if today’s game at Portman Road goes ahead than they did in their home games against fellow strugglers Bristol City and Peterborough, both of which ended in 1-1 draws. |
Keeper Set to Keep Place Fri 21st Sep 2007 11:51
Boss Jim Magilton looks set to stick with keeper Neil Alexander for Saturday's live home Sky game with Coventry City (Sky Sports One, KO 5.20pm). Earlier in the week the Town manager hinted that he might replace the Scot with Shane Supple after a below par performance at West Brom last week. |
Town 3-2 Coventry Sat 15th Jan 2005 19:10
Shefki Kuqi turned from villain to hero as he notched the goal that gave Town a 3-2 home win over Coventry. Kuqi's handball had given the visitors a penalty which Gary McSheffrey converted, Darren Bent's two goals either side of the break having put the Blues in front after Stern John's opener. |
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