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I had the same look on my face watching TFC
IN THE TUNNEL:Rarefied air for Toronto FC as they fly into suburban Chicago's Toyota Park tonight. Not only are
The Reds trying to extend an unbeaten streak that goes back nearly a month now but they also face a
team lower than themselves in the MLS table.
Part two of a completely scattergun selection of a dozen players whose progress I'm keen to track
in 2010/11 SPL. St Mirren and Dunfermline will follow tomorrow.
Sean O'Hanlon, HibernianThe returning Ivan Sproule and Garry O'Connor have left Sean O'Hanlon's
arrival at Easter Road somewhat overshadowed.
Featured Image: Paul Rudderow
Part one left off at the start the Second World War. Part two picks up with the first
friendly in Philadelphia after the war, beginning with Liverpool's tour of the States in
1946.
Friendlies in Philadelphia following the Second World War: 1946-1960
The 1946-1947 Liverpool FC starting XI
The first international club team to travel the US after the Second World War was Liverpool FC,
who toured the US from May 11 until June 12 of 1946.
The commentators have fixed the month for me, they have chosen the date and the day. But I
advise them: "Don't count your chickens before they are hatched."
Remember what happened to Marie Lloyd. She fixed the day and the date, and she told us what
happened. As far as I remember it went like this: 'There was I, waiting at the church.
The Terrace Scottish Football Podcast are putting together a club-by-club of the Scottish football
season just past.
The honour of wrestling with events at Easter Road fell to me.
This was another grim year for Hibs. The sun seems to rarely shine on Leith these days:
"But any review of the 2010/11 season is a review of myriad failings over recent
years.
Carlo to walk off the Goodison pitch this evening with a full-on John Bender swag and righteous
fist pump to match. All this while Simple Minds blares over the public address. Hey, I can dream
right?
Jump in the car at Celtic Park and arrive two weeks later at Wembley. Along the way visit 20 cities
and 21 football clubs in 10 different countries.
And, inspired by a seven year old boy, try and raise £100,000 for charity.
21 football clubs? The 21 winners of the European Cup.
Dundee United v HibsA Sunday kick off allows me to use today's match preview to sneak in what is
now becoming a far too regular rant about the many deficiencies that currently haunt Hibs.
This one is slightly different though. It's the "sticking up for Colin Calderwood and finding hope
for the future" post.
Dundee United v HibsA Sunday kick off allows me to use today's match preview to sneak in what is
now becoming a far too regular rant about the many deficiencies that currently haunt Hibs.
This one is slightly different though. It's the "sticking up for Colin Calderwood and finding hope
for the future" post.
Another night of misery for Hibs. Failure in the Scottish Cup is nothing new in Leith. But falling
to a Second Division side last night increased the woes of a season already so mired in
incompetence that mediocrity has become an aspiration.
Who is to blame? Ask three Hibs fans and you might get three different answers.
Another night of misery for Hibs. Failure in the Scottish Cup is nothing new in Leith. But falling
to a Second Division side last night increased the woes of a season already so mired in
incompetence that mediocrity has become an aspiration.
Who is to blame? Ask three Hibs fans and you might get three different answers.
