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Dec 08
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Because I’m a bit busy and probably wouldn’t get time to upload the article tonight. At Soccerlens: why Darren Anderton’s retirement is the end of an era.
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Because I’m a bit busy and probably wouldn’t get time to upload the article tonight. At Soccerlens: why Darren Anderton’s retirement is the end of an era.
At Soccerlens. Two trips to North London yield one Harry Redknapp, some fear, some loathing in Barnet and more than a smidgen of optimism from Tottenham fans.
Tomorrow night will be the third football match I’ll have attended in four days, and a third completely different type of football in the process. On Saturday there was a trip up the Northern Line to watch Exeter beat Barnet 1-0 and go third in League 2 in the process. Yesterday was a visit to White Hart Lane to watch ‘Arry Redknapp’s new charges take on a woeful Bolton team that could have been defeated by either of the two sides I saw the day before. Tomorrow, Two Footed Tackle’s Chris and I will be heading south of the river to watch Tooting and Mitcham United take on Harrow Borough. For some reason, I can’t type the word Harrow without thinking of Kim Il-Jong from Team America: World Police. I’d imagine tomorrow’s trip will be a complete contrast to both the lower reaches of the football league and the Premier League. From the thousands, to the few thousands to the just-over-a-hundreds, there’s always something heartening to see so many people turning out to watch any level of football, all with their own stories and history of the club. it’s kind of why I keep watching all levels of the game week in, week out. As you can guess, the excessive football watching is part of the reason it’s a bit quiet on here. That, and other stuff. The upshot of it all is I’ve been so knackered that I fell asleep in front of my computer last night whilst in the middle of writing my Soccerlens piece. That one, I suspect, will need some serious subbing and alterations when I go back to it tonight.
At Soccerlens: Why Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur could take lessons from Exeter City and Steve Perryman in how to get the director of football position right. |
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