Welcome to the next instalment of our ‘Falls from Grace’ series where we take a look back at the rapid declines suffered by certain clubs

Ordinarily, football goes in cycles and no one club dominates indefinitely; even supposed dynasties such as Liverpool in the 1970s and 80s, and Manchester United

Last time out we opened our series on ‘Falls from Grace” with a look at possibly the Granddaddy of them all; Manchester United’s descent from

One can only wonder at the pride a certain Mr and Mrs Charlton must have felt on 30th July 1966 in watching two of their

Some things in football, as in life, are deemed worse than others. For example, Alan Shearer, amongst others, contends there ‘is nothing worse than spitting

The modern game sees the sands shifting more regularly than ever before and such are its inconsistencies and vagaries that a player spending more than

After a short hiatus, our ‘Back to the Eighties’ series returns with a look at 1988 – a year which briefly gave cause for optimism,

So, our ‘Back to the Eighties’ series continues to hop, skip and jump along like Jonathon Edwards after a particularly-caffeine filled morning and we find

The year is 1981 and it’s the latest in our look-back series. Forty years on and memories and recollections of this particular calendar year remain

As the quasi-famous and somewhat tedious football chant goes, “There’s only one (insert player of choice)”. But is there? The quickest and most rudimentary of

With Liverpool and Manchester United both currently in the hunt for the title for the first time since 2009, the news that they had been

In previous instalments, you have been ‘treated’ to the ramblings of a seriously annoyed middle-aged guy suffering from a severe dose of the Lockdown Blues

A few weeks ago I started griping. Griping and shouting at the clouds, you might say. As a slightly grumpy middle-aged bloke who remembers the