
August 26, 2007 by Luke Bryson
After what has seemed like an eternity, with no World Cup or Euro’s to numb the pain, the football season is finally upon us once again. Having survived purely on frenzied transfer speculation and meaningless pre-season friendlies or competitions such as The Emirates...
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August 26, 2007 by Jonathan Greenbank
It’s been a funny old Summer.
Teams up and down the West Coast Mainline are in the main quite content, some ecstatic, and would you believe Liverpool were one of only two of our teams to end the season with relative disappointment. Naturally, I didn’t enjoy that m...
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August 26, 2007 by Ross Allen
A year is certainly a long time in football. 12 months ago Sunderland sank to ever-greater depths than what they achieved in the 2005-06 season when they beat their own dismal record to become the worst team in Premiership history for the second time. New owner & s...
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August 25, 2007 by Tim Killeen
After the huge response we received on myspace, we’ve decided to display the results of our recent poll ‘Greatest English League XI’ on our homepage, as well as here on Golden Years. Bear-in-mind these results reflect, not only the opinions of those who voted, but ...
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August 18, 2007 by Tim Hill
Intriguing times for Yorkshire football. And when I say intriguing, I mean grim. No club in the top-flight again, two clubs (Rotherham and Leeds) within a whisker of going bust this summer, and Sheffield United so desperate to get back into the Premier League they’re...
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August 18, 2007 by Tim Killeen
The Midlands is a region steeped in history; yet one still struggling to redefine itself after the carnage left by a decline in industry; & a region recuperating from a footballing depression.
Fans of Wolves, Forest & Villa are still scratching their heads in ...
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