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In the days before this game I’m sure we’d all read and heard the countless comments about how Leicester players had let their manager down, their supporters down and themselves down. How they’d shown no desire, no fight, and no heart and looked tactically clueless and useless. We saw all of that again...
www.redallovertheland.com Email redallovertheland@gmail.com It had been a bad week on the football front; in fact it has been a bad year. The stench from the Hull defeat lingered and in the modern world there’s no escape. Travelling to Anfield yesterday there was as much pessimism in the air as there was cold and it was...
This was Hull; bit like hell but the fire and brimstone, plus a bucket full of fury came from our fans – and hopefully the manager. They say you don’t become a bad team overnight but we’re sure as hell looking like one at the moment. There’s no point in blaming one individual...
Thank God January 2017 has been confined to the history books, brought back memories of Black November 1995. At least last night we saw a game and the fact that Chelsea are the best team in the country at the moment, the table never lies, we’ve bettered them once and matched them once because we...
Not a lot to be said about our shambolic exit from the onetime valued FA Cup. Our ‘weaker’ side was deservedly beaten by Wolves ‘weaker’ side and that’s about it really. The brainless Moreno gave his vast army of critics more ammunition by first of all giving away a totally needless free kick inside the...
We rarely looked like scoring despite domination possession, and that’s the third time it’s happened this season against Southampton. You could sense we would struggle from almost the off and that’s how it turned out. A team packs their penalty area and we don’t know what to do. Familiar story. The last minute winner on...
I looked at the time, it was 5-15am. I had things to do before setting off for another day at the Holy Ground. It was real Brass Monkey weather which isn’t too bad when there’s daylight but daylight was still a few hours away. I’d heard the Matip saga had been resolved...
In 1965 Liverpool, the Champions of England had been drawn at home against the bottom side of the Fourth Division, Stockport County in the FA Cup fourth round. Liverpool was on a long unbeaten run, Stockport weren’t, in fact just the opposite. Maybe, for the only time in his life Bill Shankly felt...
We started the day second, ended it third but if results had swung a different way we could have dropped to fifth and if you’d have said we could have a point from our trip to the swamp, I’d have gladly taken it. Even more so when I saw our starting eleven. Just...
