Sing on Five Live! Thu 14th Dec 2000 14:57
TWTD has been asked by Radio Five Live to gather Town fans together for a bit of a sing before Saturday’s game with Southampton. Five Live want to hear about this tractor thing that everybody is talking about as well as wanting to hear us have a warble. We figured the best place for this (as well as almost everything else) was a pub so please feel free to come along to Mannings’ (on the Cornhill) for 12 noon Saturday and join the throng. Or just drink yourself daft. |
Town Under Thu 30th Nov 2000 15:15
Some reports are claiming Town are about to step up their operations down under. A number of sources are suggesting that Town are among a number of clubs about to have discussions with Eric Thompson regarding a possible coaching link. Thompson is an ex-Hearts and Aberdeen player who has been in Australia for 27 years. He has also been manager of the Australian national side. |
New Columns Now Up Fri 17th Nov 2000 10:54
Thursday saw new columns on the website from both Russell Osman and John Scales. Wednesday saw a second coumn of the season by former TWTD editor and occasional WSC contributor Gavin Barber. All these can be read by going to http://www.twtd.co.uk and clicking the Columns link on the left. |
Magilton in NI Squad Wed 09th Aug 2000 11:57
Town midfielder Jim Magilton is in the Northern Ireland squad which plays Yugoslavia at Windsor Park two days before Town's Premiership kick-off with Spurs. Town manager George Burley said he was unhappy at the timing: "It is not ideal preparation having Jim away for a few days in the week leading up to our first game of the new season." He also praised the Ulsterman saying he was playig some of his best football of his career. |
Burley Denies Move For Latvian Mon 24th Jul 2000 11:42
George Burley has moved swiftly to quash newspaper reports claiming Town interest in Andre Rubens, described as the Latvian Ryan Giggs. He also said he had no interest in former Town trialist Russell Latapy of Hibs and reiterated his disinterest in Sheffield United's Marcus Bent. |
Town 0-1 Portsmouth Mon 06th Mar 2000 11:10
A litany of missed chances was the main reason for Town's long unbeaten run coming to an end at home to Portsmouth on Saturday. A Steve Claridge header in the first half saw the relegation threatened southerners go ahead and then successfully defend their lead. |
Butcher on the Best Goal Ever Scored Against Town Sat 01st Jan 2000 00:00
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