Lucky they scored two more for him to watch Blackpool boss Ian Holloway has revealed he missed the first goal of his side's 3-0 victory over Sheffield United because he had to nip to the toilet. The one-man quote machine blamed his ageing bladder and the large amounts of water he had consumed for missing Marcel [. Click to continue reading...

I've only got the match reports to go on but the general impression I get is that we were both out-thought and out-fought by Blackpool last night, which has got to be something of a reality check in terms of our Championship aspirations. Chris Hughton had this to say about the game: "I am bitterly disappointed, Blackpool [. Click to continue reading...

Hello my name is Sam Malsom, I am 21 years old and welcome to my new blog. This blog will cover my life as a professional footballer in Iceland playing for FC Throttur Reykjavik in the PepsiDeild over here, as well as some of the memories that I have from my time in the Faroe [...] Click to continue reading...

New Blackpool boss has got OTP in stitches already Ian Holloway has only been in the Blackpool hot-seat for a day and he is already reminding us what we have been missing since he was sacked by Leicester. Holloway compared his stint with the Foxes to an extra-marital affair. He said: "What I wanna do now is [. Click to continue reading...

Several stories in the news today have made me think of this song.
I can see a few tears being shed one way or another during the coming days and weeks.
Mr Hollow Way is no doubt dusting off his Kleenex as we speak.
Then there is Special K, who has apparently been 'summoned' to explain himself to his Board Chair, Mr Ashley. Click to continue reading...

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way"
Charles Dickens "A Tale Of Two Cities"
The quote above sums up my experiences of this Sunday. Click to continue reading...

Quite why Milan Mandaric wasn't at the Britannia Stadium to watch his Leicester City team draw 0-0 with Stoke is a puzzle in itself. After all, Potters chairman Peter Coates travels the length and breadth of the country to watch his team in action, collaborating with manager Tony Pulis every other day. Click to continue reading...

Leicester City are just 4 points above the dreaded drop zone in the Championship and are desperate to reinforce their somewhat weak squad. They have just done that with the signing of the 19-year old Manchester City winger Kelvin Etuhu on loan for until the end of the season. Leicester manager Ian Holloway says: We are absolutely [. Click to continue reading...

Chelsea winger Scott Sinclair is almost certain not to feature in Avram Grants plans for the rest of the season even though he is currently training with the Chelsea first team after being recalled from QPR but his age and inexperience wouldn't make him too much of an asset for the Israeli. But there now appears [. Click to continue reading...