If Paul Jewell were to be sacked today, I really don't think I'd feel any sorrow.
Don't get me wrong: I'm not starting any protests to demand he be removed from my club. (As I've
long been saying - changing managers on a regular basis is not going to get us anywhere.) But I am
rapidly losing patience with him.
Three years ago I moved to Yorkshire from East Anglia for work purposes: a move I share with one
very special former Ipswich Town player. Can you figure out who?!Leeds and Ipswich share a lot in their histories: Huge success in the past has brought respect to
both teams but the difficult financial times that followed have seen them slip down the league
tables in recent decades.
In the most recent match-day programme Marcus Evans sent out a rare direct message to the
fans.
As inconsistent results continue into the New Year, our club balances just four points above the
Championship's relegation zone. So it's difficult, as a fan, not to feel concern for the direction
our club is going.
On my way to work this morning I saw a sticker in the back wondow of a car that said 'My daughter
plays rugby' in bold, pink letters.
At first I thought, well that's a bit of an odd think to have advertised in your car.
But when I thought about it more I realised, actually it's not.
