Author: The Editor

Now this could be a bit self-congratulatory – nothing worse than us all slapping each other on the thigh like a scene out of Blackadder. Nevertheless, the quality

A landmark weekend in the Alcock/City history timeline. Thirty-eight years since my first game! A 1-0 win over Stoke City in 1974 courtesy of Rodney Marsh’s winner. Sent

Well mathematically… well you know… it’s not actually over… but… ok, I’ll shut up about it. At least there was some fight in our comeback tonight but some

Reading 5 Arsenal 7 Chelsea 5 Rags 4 What absolutely astonishing games. Rather surprised to find myself missing the Capital One Cup! Not as much as we’ll miss

Well it wasn’t quite meant to work out like that was it?! A sluggish start but a lovely goal set up by the impressive Milner (well he was

The Champions’ League returns this evening with a belter of a match likely against the great Ajax. It should be a splendid trip for those of you on

Newsletter #1858 2012/10/11 Editor:

Just a short intro today as I’m currently on hols. It’s a bumper issue with some great debates under way and an interesting ‘And Finally’. Enjoy the read

Two Champions’ League games. Two sets of absolutely conflicting emotions. The trauma of last minute defeat balanced by the relief of a last minute draw against Dortmund. Concern

The ‘corner’ turned? Well with regards to the kind of U-turns we have had to do in the past, this season’s early form has been nothing worse than