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By Chris Wright
So, West Ham unveiled their new mascot 'Hammerhead' before their 1-0 win over Barnsley at Upton
Park on Saturday...
Saints be praised, it looks like he's got a back story too:
"Foundered in the Thames Iron Works many decades ago, the workers who crafted a new champion
drew on the spirits of heroes old and new to create the ultimate goal machine.
What's this strange, unfamiliar feeling? Oh yeah... it's Barnsley winning!
Is there anything quite like the terror and horror of supporting a team who are on a losing run?
Actually, yes, there is: it is the terror and horror that comes with supporting a team who are on a
winning run.
Saturday EPL on ESPN2: Manchester United - Wolverhampton at 10am. On Fox Soccer, Arsenal - Everton
at 9:30am, Norwich City - Newcastle at noon, and Bolton - Aston Villa at 5pm. Fox Soccer Plus has
Liverpool - QPR at 10am, and Swansea - Fulham at 2pm. Championship on FS+: Southampton - Blackpool
at 7:45am and Barnsley - Ipswich at 4pm.
Ipswich Town boss Paul Jewell must have feared the worse when he walked into the dressing room at
half-time during their game against Barnsley at Oakwell last Saturday.
His side was 2-0 down and staring down the barrel of an eight consecutive league defeat.
Incredibly, they hit five goals during the second half as they staged the most unlikely of
comebacks.
Gems of the Lower Leagues: Jacob Butterfield is a post from: Just Football
Just Football's ‘Gems of the Lower Leagues' series continues with a look
at Barnsley midfielder Jacob Butterfield. James McMath looks at why talk of a
January move to the Premier League will surprise some, but not Barnsley fans.
Gems of the Lower Leagues: Jacob Butterfield is a post from: Just Football
Just Football's ‘Gems of the Lower Leagues' series continues with a look
at Barnsley midfielder Jacob Butterfield. James McMath looks at why talk of a
January move to the Premier League will surprise some, but not Barnsley fans.
While die-hard U.S. men's national team fans probably already have the lowdown on young West Ham
United defender Dan Potts, the reaction to some tweets about the 17-year-old left back suggests
that not everybody is aware of the story behind the latest promising foreign-born prospect eligible
to play for the United States.
