How's your footy team doing?

Well, well, well  ! Who would credit it  !!  - t'mighty Alex played true to form again --  went one down, then a few mins later equalized.  teased Oldham right up to 7th minute of added time, then b-boom, three more glorious points for Crewe 

It must be seriously bad conditions for them to postpone a Premier League game!!

To be honest, I wasn’t sorry or surprised to hear that the Man City v West Ham match was called off, the weather here in East Lancs has been absolutely wild today. Feel for the W.H. fans who’d already travelled to the game though. Hopefully the clubs will compensate them for their expenses and inconvenience.

Sky TV won’t be happy though...🤔

The God of Football was shining in Sheffield yesterday at Bramall Lane. Torrential rain most of day, up to start of game, sun came out, stayed out until final whistle! I starting to think Sheffield United might be the new Leicester City😁

Good luck to the Blunts...🤔, good to see them doing so well!

(Spent too many days working with Wednesday fans,)

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Hillsborough is a ground I don’t think I will want to return to any time soon. The away end is still frankly horrendous and unsafe. Bramall Lane seems so much better. 

Something strange happened at the John Smiths on Saturday . The ref blew his whistle and told our player to put the ball on a little white spot about 12 yards from the goal. He blew again and our striker scored.

I believe that's what's known as a penalty but it's so long since we had one that I'd forgotten what they were like.😉

Still three very welcome points and it's home again tomorrow against the Bluebirds. I'll be wrapping up in as many layers as I can find, the forecast is for brass monkey weather.

UTT Rog

Well three more points for t'Alex then --  still holding on to 2nd position so all will be well round Crewe tomorrow --  Happy smiling faces everywhere .

Not sure if HS2 will mean the end of Gresty Road Footy Ground though 

League 1 is getting interesting now we are getting to the 'Business end' of the season.

The Mighty Millers are top (8 wins in 9 matches) but with yesterday's results not exactly going the way we wanted (what were you doing Pompey? A draw would have been great!) our goal difference could make a difference.

Hopefully Peterbro' will run out of matches (& goals) as they have played 2 more than us, Dark horses Sunderland coming up on the rails with Coventry a threat. 

We (RUFC) still have to play Coventry, Portsmouth, Wycombe with the last game of the season against Sunderland. How do the fixture planners manage to get these nail biting end of season matches so right?

Locally the Blunts are doing great & Chris Wilder must be in with a shout of Manager of the season - despite Klopp's fantastic achievements at Liverpool.

"League 1 is getting interesting now we are getting to the 'Business end' of the season."

Interesting - pah! But us gasheads are looking forward to the start of 2020/21!