Tuesday 18 June 2013

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Pitchside Pod: Episode 8 »

The Journal's weekly podcast, your footballing critique from throughout the week. This week presented by Matthew Dunne Miles with Adam Gordon, Craig McGrath, Ian Clampett and Ruth Jeffery. On today's pod: Scotland Serbia 0-2 Scotland. Match anal...

Wed 27 Mar 2013 by Matthew Dunne Miles | Read more »

Pitchside Pod: Episode 7 »

The Pitchside Pod, bringing you footballing critique from throughout the week. Presented by Adam Gordon with Ruth Jeffery, Ian Clampett, Matthew Dunne Miles and Craig McGrath. On this week's show: East of Scotland Results Table standin...

Fri 22 Mar 2013 by Adam Gordon | Read more »

Pitchside Pod: Episode 6 »

Our weekly football podcast brings you analysis on everything from the East of Scotland League to the Champions' League. And a little bit of chat about the Bundesliga as well. Ruth Jeffery presents the show this week, also featuring Matthew Dunne Mile...

Fri 15 Mar 2013 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

Pitchside Pod: Episode 5 »

Matthew Dunne Miles presents this week's edition of the Pitchside Podcast, joined by Craig McGrath, Ruth Jeffery, Adam Gordon and Ian Clampet. This week in football: East of Scotland League Results and fixtures League table Scottish Premi...

Thu 07 Mar 2013 by Matthew Dunne Miles | Read more »

The fall and rise of Bradford City »

Bradford City’s incredible journey in the Capital One Cup finally came to an end as they lost the final 5-0 to Swansea. Despite the League Two club being outplayed by their more illustrious opponents, Bradford City have gained far more from the c...

Wed 06 Mar 2013 by Jonathan McIntosh | Read more »

Pitchside Pod: Episode 4 »

Adam Gordon, Ruth Jeffery, Ian Clampet, Craig McGrath and Matthew Dunne Miles analyse what the end of February holds for the beautiful game. Now on iTunes! This week in football: East Of Scotland League Round-Up Results, fixtures and standings ...

Wed 27 Feb 2013 by Adam Gordon | Read more »

Hacker: Time to scale back the Gareth Bale terror-alert »

You don’t have to be an ardent Spurs fan to recognise that Gareth Bale is playing well at the moment – very well, in fact, with some cracking goals in recent weeks to complement his general good play. That’s about where the matter st...

Wed 20 Feb 2013 by Sean Gibson | Read more »

Pitchside Pod: Episode 2 »

We're back for a second time to bring you chat and discussion about all things football. This week we're concentrating on the Champions League, but also touch on the local Edinburgh league and Scottish football. This week in football East of Scotla...

Thu 14 Feb 2013 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

Pitchside Pod: Episode 1 »

Ruth Jeffery, Matthew Dunne Miles, Adam Gordon, Craig McGrath and Ian Clampet discuss the week in football, in The Journal's first ever football podcast. This week in football East of Scotland Premier League Edinburgh City...

Wed 06 Feb 2013 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

The frolics of festive football »

Santa was good to football fans this Christmas with the gifts of goals, goals and more goals throughout the festive period. In the English Premier League there were 11 matches where four or more goals were scored in three rounds of football between 22...

Wed 23 Jan 2013 by Jack Guthrie | Read more »

Madcap Mancini »

Is anybody watching Roberto? I mean, I know the whole world's media is watching, in the way you watch a head on collision, unable to peel your eyes away from what you know is an oncoming horrific mess. But is there anybody actually watching him? It's ...

Wed 21 Nov 2012 by Matthew Dunne Miles | Read more »

Villains Of Their Own Downfall? »

Aston Villa fans can be excused for being a touch perturbed and disheartened about their side’s start to the season. It certainly does not make pretty reading. The club lies 17th in the Premier League with six points from their first nine games- six...

Thu 08 Nov 2012 by Ollie Bunting | Read more »

Metaphorical Waffle Keeps Football Afloat »

In the world of football the focus is very often not on the pitch. With regards to irksome stories such as controversial handshakes, digs at referees or twitter outbursts, fans resent this wavering of on-pitch attention. However, when it comes to the h...

Thu 08 Nov 2012 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

The coming of the victory enthusiasts »

Saturday afternoon comes and I wait in anticipation in the pub. My eyes peeled to the Sky Sports projection, that chalk outline of a murdered pint-glass in the corner. It was the week of the last international break and due to either an administrative...

Wed 24 Oct 2012 by Matthew Dunne Miles | Read more »

Football managers vs video games »

Fancy following in the footsteps of Fergie or Mourinho? The new FIFA 13 game has every fan trying their hand at steering a team towards league success, but the real world of managers is having a most turbulent week. Not that the life of coaches is alw...

Sat 06 Oct 2012 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

The Premier League 2012/13 »

The season has just begun, but the race to the top of the table is still wide open. All bets are off as to who, come May, will be reining supreme or slinking down a league. Alex Neal takes a look at the teams’ strengths and weaknesses and predicts how ...

Fri 14 Sep 2012 by Alex Neal | Read more »

Counting the cost of a Ham-fisted promotion push »

These are uncomfortable, uncertain times at Upton Park. There has been a lot for West Ham fans to enjoy this season — breaking the 80-points mark, a fresh and often free-scoring team led by a dynamic new manager — but t...

Thu 26 Apr 2012 by Sean Gibson | Read more »

Indian summer for Fowler and co. »

Robbie Fowler is set to star in a new football league in India in March. Fowler, who is best remembered for his time at Liverpool during the 1990s, is to head up a set of iconic players and coaches who will kick-start India’s new sporting adventu...

Wed 15 Feb 2012 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

Red or yellow, the decision has to be right the first time »

When Vincent Kompany’s red card was overturned last week, most football fans were pleased. His supposedly two footed tackle on Arsenal’s Jack Wilshere was by no means a conclusive sending off, and in fact, on closer inspection of replays, looks to dese...

Mon 23 Jan 2012 by Ruth Jeffery | Read more »

Hacker: 'The modern game' »

The art of tackling is dying on its arse. This isn’t so much a creeping realisation as it is a bald truth that has only been reinforced by the latest in a long line of high-profile incidents. Jack Rodwell’s red card in the recent Merseysi...

Wed 02 Nov 2011 by Sean Gibson | Read more »