Opinion Archives: 09/2013

King, Ledley’s grandly and eponymously titled autobiography is an entertaining and easy read. Well written in partnership with Mat Snow, a former editor of Four…

A spirited, high tempo London derby eventually ended in a solitary point each after an end-to-end second half. Icelandic Gylfi Sigurdsson gave Spurs the league…

It is the apprentice vs the master as Andre Villas-Boas’ Tottenham meet Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea for the first time. Chelsea enter the game in indifferent…

Some of the basic rules of the game are confusing for players, fans and even referees. Away fans stand throughout the whole match at almost…

Giving someone a good run in the first team can be great for a young player, and it can be incredibly effective at producing quality…

Well looky what we have here then…. an extremely tasty clash at the Lane on Saturday lunchtime with so many sub-plots it feels like it’s…

Mourinho the Messiah and his charmless acolytes come to WHL on Saturday lunchtime in what promises to be our toughest home game of the season…

Ahead of Saturday lunchtime’s Premier League clash between Tottenham and Chelsea at the Lane, we caught up with Nour from TalkChelsea to get the opposition…

During our two cup campaigns so far this season we have played 3 out of 4 games with very much rotated squads yet still finishing…

Seems quite appropriate that the first time I get to use those words – “Put to the Sword” – it is to describe our victory…