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Ian Holloway leaves QPR as the club look to appoint another mediocre manager
With Queens Park Rangers set to say goodbye to another manager, Luke Phelps looks at the current vision the ownership has for the Championship club.
Category: Football League
Fleetwood Town’s Joey Barton – From cigars to head coach
Eyebrows were raised when Joey Barton was recently appointed as Fleetwood Town manager, despite having no previous experience in such a role.
Holloway’s ‘new-look’ Queens Park Rangers must find experience in the summer
Luke Phelps looks at the progress being made at Queens Park Rangers under Ian Holloway in the Championship as they gear up for what could be a pivotal summer.
Fleetwood Town’s John Sheridan – Ordinary Man, misunderstood, underappreciated
Jeff Weston looks at the man brought in to steady the ship at Fleetwood Town, former Republic of Ireland, Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder John Sheridan.
Will Grigg and Wigan reignite the magic of the FA Cup
Takudzwa Chikonzo looks back at the FA Cup fifth round tie between Wigan Athletic and Manchester City, and believes that the competition continues to be an avenue for success for those that see its importance.
The last minute men – Bristol Rovers are English football’s comeback kings
Joe Moon takes a look at English Foootball’s self styled ‘Comeback Kings’, Bristol Rovers.
Fehler durch Technik at Fleetwood Town
Following a midweek defeat to Shrewsbury Town, Jeff Weston assesses Uwe Rosler’s position as manager of League One side Fleetwood Town.
The Mystery of Fleetwood Town’s Toumani Diagouraga
Jeff Weston gives his thoughts on new Fleetwood Town acquisition Toumani Diagouraga after the midfielder moved to the club on an 18-month deal.
Beating the clock -Transfer deadline day in League One
Joe Moon looks back at the major hits and misses for League One clubs on a frantic January deadline day.
Exit The 18-Yard Box – An Interview With David Foley
Plucked from League One to win against David Beckham, be guarded by armed police and indirectly displaced by Barack Obama, few footballers have tales like Foley, writes Tom Kershaw