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The Rovin' Reporter Brings You
The Fag End Of Last Season & Some Other Bits
Deutschland Deutschland
There's Something About Germany Isn't There
Nostalgia For An Age Yet To Come - Say's Marc Brekau A Red Down Under
Nostalgia - A sentimental longing or wistful affection for a period in the past, or something done or presented in order to evoke feelings of nostalgia.
Transfer Me Back In Time@dmoenlfc
I took it upon myself at the end of last season to ignore anything to do with transfer activity this summer until I see the player in question with the usual scarf above head pose with hopefully a beaming Jürgen alongside.
A Very Sorry State of Affairs
The red faced ranter.fi
The Liverpool Girls Are In Town
Lock up yer Fellas.
The Brainless One
I don’t mind any serious match going Red having an opinion on a Liverpool player.
Steve Horton Gets Locked Out The Theatre
Old Trafford has never been my favourite place to go for various reasons.
January According To Steve Scragg
Cup fever anyone?
When The Fa Cup Mattered By Way Past 64
Season 1964-65 was somewhat special.
The Rovin Reporter Brings You The View From The Shed
Proof Reader Sacked: Look; the last issue was put together in a damned hurry! There had been overindulgence during the Chrimbo and New Year festivities – seems like a long time ago doesn’t it? Things flew through Cyberspace at the last minute with some stuff arriving later than the Manè goal at Goodison. To cap it all our proof reader went to Sunderland and came home with a sore finger meaning he could only do one handed changes to Issue 229. And those, my dear readers are the facts. Just to remind you where we were at the time; second, five points adrift of the still runaway leaders Chelsea and I was cursing the name of Anthony Taylor for the free kick he presented to Sunderland when even from the back of the away end you could see it wasn’t.
You Starter For Ten
Well it has felt a very non-eventful summer from a football standpoint.
Our Lady Of Waterloo Thinks
So when the editor asked if I could make use of tickets to see the ‘The Kop’s Roman Carnival’ – a celebration of the fortieth anniversary of the great night in 77, I jumped at the chance.